Is There A Reason Why Im So Beautiful

Why are women/girls so beautiful?

As brilliant as it is that you find all girls beautiful, the concept of ‘beauty’ itself is highly subjective. It can land you in a lot of trouble too if you are unable to manage the creepiness this can create in your social conduct.The female species of certain animals are more attractive than the male while for others, males are more attractive. I don't know what precisely is the reason for this except this is meant for individuals to mate aka reproduce which as you know, is a must for the continuation of species. Generally, the more attractive an individual, the better are their genetic constitutions from evolutionary point of view. In some animals, the amount of fur, the mating dance/ritual, scents (pheromones), waist to pelvis width ratio etc determine the fertility. More fertile an individual, better is their capacity to attract a potential mate. Now, these features are more intrinsically rooted in us as species than we realize. But beauty being more obvious (and on the surface), we believe it is this feature that attracts us to someone. Untrue. Next time you find someone attractive, you must probe into the reasons for it, often there are more than their appreance as the basis for attraction.In human beings, physical attraction of girls is seen to be more important when it is actually deeper than that. The man's masculinity (ruggedness) is often what works for a female and she might not know but her conditioned (mammalian) mind is looking for signs of this ruggedness. Note that I'm only considering heterosexual attraction between man and woman in this answer.A2A

Can someone be very beautiful in person, but not very photogenic?

As Greg Scott answered, the main reason some people ruin the shots they're in is that they're self-conscious.  But I recall that when I worked in a Professional lab back in the stone age of photography [also known as the EMULSIAN period] where all I ever saw come through the processing and printing lines was the work of the city's most accomplished photographers, I would occasionally come into contact with models who would bring the day's shoot into our facility on behalf of the photographers. While most of the girls would suffer from comparisons of their "naked" faces with their professionally made-up versions, I remember one girl that I'd seen in hundreds of fashion shots who knocked me out when I first met her in person. She was thoroughly at ease in the photos and expertly made up, and she was extremely attractive in all the shots she was in. Nevertheless, the first time she walked into our lab I was floored.In very good lighting and from a distance of a handful of feet, I could see that she had stripped her face of all the studio paint, yet she was absolutely stunning! There was simply no way that any level of application of cosmetics could make her appear as attractive on film as she was in person in her unadorned form. So yes, some people, even some that photograph very well, can never look as good on film as they do in real life.