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Why do people only use "hot" to describe someone's body?

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Participants wiredfoxSean Taylor45silverwalker6Rebecca Reed3Rachel RichardsonPaul Evansbrisksurfer19slyraven27shadowjackal82Ethan Bailey18Gerald Williams6Larry Diaz4Amy BennettDrew Ross2silenttruckerhiddennomad60Brenda Green62Robert Castillo3
Amy Bennett Amy Bennett Active Member
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#41 ·
Larry Diaz4 said:But how else could you describe something as "beautiful" if not by looking at someone's face or body?

Intelligence can't be beautiful—not in that sense. Intelligence can be attractive. Character can certainly be attractive. But when we say "beautiful," we're talking about something physical. 🤷

A thought can be beautiful, and that isn't a physical thing. So, where does that leave you? ☕
Drew Ross2 Drew Ross2 Member
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#42 ·
And the feeling can be pretty great 😍

from.
The face is attractive—body's sexy enough ☕
silenttrucker silenttrucker Newcomer
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#43 ·
Drew Ross2 said:And the sensation can be quite lovely 😍

from.
The face is handsome, the physique is sexy ☕

Ooooo, well good morning, boss 😉
Gerald Williams6 Gerald Williams6 Member
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#44 ·
Drew Ross2 said:And that feeling can be pretty sweet 😍

Man,
if you got a good face and a killer body ☕

So, when am I actually gonna see a photo of your face? 😁 😘
brisksurfer19 brisksurfer19 Newcomer
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#45 ·
Drew Ross2 said:And that feeling can be pretty wonderful 😍

from.
The face is handsome, the body is hot ☕

Exactly. Saying someone's body is "hot" just sounds... I don't know. A little too much.
Rachel Richardson Rachel Richardson Regular
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#46 ·
brisksurfer19 said:Exactly—calling a body "attractive" feels off. It’s too much. Too clinical.

An attractive body?
An attractive face?

Both terms work just fine. 🤔
hiddennomad60 hiddennomad60 Newcomer
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#47 ·
Anthony Nguyen81 said:Hot body?
Hot face?

Both work for me.🤔

Hmmmm... yeah, I guess so.🤔

Personally, I’d take the body over the face any day. I know plenty of people who look great in a suit but have faces only a mother could love.
Brenda Green62 Brenda Green62 Newcomer
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#48 ·
In real life, I’ve always used "hot" just to describe someone's body.
It wasn't until I stumbled onto this forum that I realized people actually use it for a pretty face, too.

My rule of thumb was always:
A good face: Pretty or handsome
A great body: Hot

🤷
Robert Castillo3 Robert Castillo3 Newcomer
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#49 ·
^ Same goes.
shadowjackal82 shadowjackal82 Member
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#50 ·
^ I’ve always looked at it that way too, but lately, it feels like most people have totally shifted their perspective.
Rachel Richardson Rachel Richardson Regular
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#51 ·
Brenda Green62 said:Back in high school, I always used "hot" strictly to describe someone's body.
It wasn't until I started hanging out on these online forums that I realized people use it for a pretty face, too.

My mental rulebook was basically:
A beautiful face: Pretty or handsome
A great body: Hot

🤷

I suppose it really just depends on the context—where you are and who you're talking to.

A hot face... 😁

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