3 Darker Brits vs 3 Lighter Brits who is more attractive of these groups?

[Bellbeaking]

To help imagine you have to have sex with all of them if a women or a gay. Or that you have to turn into a gay and have sex with all of them if straight. Which group is more attractive to you?

orlando

Cavill (from Jersey)

gandy Gandy

VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS

young SEEN BEEN

alex pettyfer

flimmel (british from aus)

[Leatherdaddy]

Darker colouring always look better on men. Facially vise it depends but take the second last guy as an example he'd look a lot better with a tan.

[Bellbeaking]

Darker colouring always look better on men. Facially vise it depends but take the second last guy as an example he'd look a lot better with a tan.

here w/ a tan but older

here w/ a tan too! (for the part of that film)

[Tenma de Pegasus]

I prefer brunnet people. Wales have some very handsome men.

[TheMaestro]

If you put Hanry Cavill in one group with 100 ugly men, the group will still win

[Bellbeaking]

I prefer brunnet people. Wales have some very handsome men.

very welsh looks has this gentle man (iwan rheon), ramsay bolton; a lot of women liked him as women often like the evil characters.

[Creoda]

Really dislike the look of Gandy. He's probably part Indian, great nephew of Mahatma.

[Morena]

darker complexion wins with men IMO. I do think that Sean Bean is very attractive, though.


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[Bellbeaking]

Really dislike the look of Gandy. He's probably part Indian, great nephew of Mahatma.

he looks about 50 despite being in his 20's, and its weird

[Tenma de Pegasus]

very welsh looks has this gentle man (iwan rheon), ramsay bolton; a lot of women liked him as women often like the evil characters.

But I really disliked Ramsay Bolton, he is disgunting to me. But Henry Cavill lol is the best representant of how Britain can produce beautiful persons.







Mister Darcy from Pride and Prejudice books is a great example of good looking high class british, described by Jane Austin as the most desired men of England.