Why are women so obsessed with big lips?

**Celine** · 12-31-2019, 01:01 PM

No, really, it's disgusting. Ever since Kyle Jenner phenomenon, everyone went mad.

**Kökény** · 12-31-2019, 01:15 PM

I think so too. They look absolutely ridiculous. It's even funnier when they put some shit colored lipstick on those lips. I cringe everytime.

**Leader** · 12-31-2019, 01:17 PM

They watch TV and see that thick lips are called sexier.

**Gwydion** · 12-31-2019, 01:29 PM

Same reason Africans are in every movie and TV commercial, win all the beauty contests, and that big twerking asses are popular....there is a concerted push by people in positions of power and influence to increase the Negro's (or rather darker people with non-European features) prestige. The motivation is more mysterious, maybe someone else knows the answer...

**~~Ymyyakhtakh~~** · 12-31-2019, 01:32 PM

Because archaic features look better than progressive features.

**Leader** · 12-31-2019, 01:34 PM

Originally Posted by Gwydion

Same reason Africans are in every movie and TV commercial, win all the beauty contests, and that big twerking asses are popular....there is a concerted push by people in positions of power and influence to increase the Negro's (or rather darker people with non-European features) prestige. The motivation is more mysterious, maybe someone else knows the answer...

True, the motivations are a mystery, no one has an inkling why this is promoted...

**~~TheForeigner~~** · 12-31-2019, 01:45 PM

Originally Posted by Leader

True, the motivations are a mystery, no one has an inkling why this is promoted...

My guess is where being dumbed down and groomed for a coming one world government tyranny. Stupid people and democracy don't work well. Stupid people and dictatorship by evil people works well.

**Alenka** · 12-31-2019, 02:24 PM

Full lips have been considered beautiful even before Kylie became famous. In Hollywood, think of Angelina Jolie; full lips were pretty much her trademark feature. However, back then, most people still perceived full lips as just another feature that you're either born with, or aren't. What changed quite recently, specifically in terms of Kylie's influence, is that girls worldwide watched her change from an average girl into a vixen in front of their very eyes. And plenty of girls are inspired by her transformation, so much so that they wanna follow in her footsteps. And many indeed do, appearently, as lip procedures are at an all-time high.

Personally, I think full lips look nice, especially on women, and especially when it's natural. And it's great to have more surface to work with for lipsticks and stuff. As for procedures, I wouldn't judge a person for getting it done, especially so in Kylie's case. If you look at gossip forums online a few years back, many people used to call Kylie the ugly duckling of her family, and mockingly pointing out some of the features she was born with. Particularly her naturally thin lips. Now that's she's drastically changed, people call her fake. It's the price of fame, I guess, haters come in the package no matter what you do.

But kudos to her, in a way. Not only has she transformed the very feature she was most criticized for into an object of admiration and imitation, but her lipsticks and lipglosses have been a huge success. If she didn't get herself a set of fuller lips, she maybe never would've felt confident enough to experiment with makeup to the point of creating her own products and brand as she did. Talk about making lemonade when life gives you lemons.

For her own sake, though, I just hope she's eventually able to stop getting more and more procedures done. At some point it gets to really be too much. I hope she's happy. I know it sounds cliche but true happiness indeed comes from within.

**Harley** · 12-31-2019, 02:36 PM

Originally Posted by Alenka

Full lips have been considered beautiful even before Kylie became famous. In Hollywood, think of Angelina Jolie; full lips were pretty much her trademark feature. However, back then, most people still perceived full lips as just another feature that you're either born with, or aren't. What changed quite recently, specifically in terms of Kylie's influence, is that girls worldwide watched her change from an average girl into a vixen in front of their very eyes. And plenty of girls are inspired by her transformation, so much so that they wanna follow in her footsteps. And many indeed do, appearently, as lip procedures are at an all-time high.

Personally, I think full lips look nice, especially on women, and especially when it's natural. And it's great to have more surface to work with for lipsticks and stuff. As for procedures, I wouldn't judge a person for getting it done, especially so in Kylie's case. If you look at gossip forums online a few years back, many people used to call Kylie the ugly duckling of her family, and mockingly pointing out some of the features she was born with. Particularly her naturally thin lips. Now that's she's drastically changed, people call her fake. It's the price of fame, I guess, haters come in the package no matter what you do.

But kudos to her, in a way. Not only has she transformed the very feature she was most criticized for into an object of admiration and imitation, but her lipsticks and lipglosses have been a huge success. If she didn't get herself a set of fuller lips, she maybe never would've felt confident enough to experiment with makeup to the point of creating her own products and brand as she did. Talk about making lemonade when life gives you lemons.

For her own sake, though, I just hope she's eventually able to stop getting more and more procedures done. At some point it gets to really be too much. I hope she's happy. I know it sounds cliche but true happiness indeed comes from within.

Perfectly said! :]

**Celine** · 01-05-2020, 08:50 PM

Originally Posted by Alenka

Full lips have been considered beautiful even before Kylie became famous. In Hollywood, think of Angelina Jolie; full lips were pretty much her trademark feature. However, back then, most people still perceived full lips as just another feature that you're either born with, or aren't. What changed quite recently, specifically in terms of Kylie's influence, is that girls worldwide watched her change from an average girl into a vixen in front of their very eyes. And plenty of girls are inspired by her transformation, so much so that they wanna follow in her footsteps. And many indeed do, appearently, as lip procedures are at an all-time high.

Personally, I think full lips look nice, especially on women, and especially when it's natural. And it's great to have more surface to work with for lipsticks and stuff. As for procedures, I wouldn't judge a person for getting it done, especially so in Kylie's case. If you look at gossip forums online a few years back, many people used to call Kylie the ugly duckling of her family, and mockingly pointing out some of the features she was born with. Particularly her naturally thin lips. Now that's she's drastically changed, people call her fake. It's the price of fame, I guess, haters come in the package no matter what you do.

But kudos to her, in a way. Not only has she transformed the very feature she was most criticized for into an object of admiration and imitation, but her lipsticks and lipglosses have been a huge success. If she didn't get herself a set of fuller lips, she maybe never would've felt confident enough to experiment with makeup to the point of creating her own products and brand as she did. Talk about making lemonade when life gives you lemons.

For her own sake, though, I just hope she's eventually able to stop getting more and more procedures done. At some point it gets to really be too much. I hope she's happy. I know it sounds cliche but true happiness indeed comes from within.

It just means that our society is pretty much rotten. She looked normal with tiny lips. She's like, what, 22, 23 years old?

Looking like a 40-year old mess.