True Beauty
I suppose one of the things that separates me from many in PUA crowd is that I genuinely love women. What can I say? All my life the feminine sex has always intrigued me and I have always felt a deep erotic draw to women. I particularly love feminine, girly girls, and old fashioned looking women. One of the big complaints today is that too many women are taking on an overly masculine look. I agree that this is that case and I am one of those who find that unattractive. My tastes in feminine beauty tend to veer towards the sweet, classy, graceful, charming and girly. We see these characteristics a lot in the olden beauties of Hollywood. It is interesting to contrast the starlets of today with yesterday. For me, there are few women who embodied the beauty of a bygone era better than Ingrid Bergman. Amen.
I think I shall write some posts of women I find beautiful. Hopefully I won’t end up poaching off Kassy K’s beautiful dames.
The Chase 
KassyK said:
I will really enjoy this. 🙂
I am so enchanted by Cheryl Cole’s innate, feminine beauty that I think I might end up making my final Girl Crush Monthly about her. Kind of full circle…she was my first…and will be my last.
I hope you like my October choice. I will post soon. I took a 4 month break for the summer but I think the woman I chose epitomizes old fashioned beauty and sensuality. And her name starts with an S….and ends with a T.
Guess?
And in terms of old school feminine stars…Ingrid is a wonderful choice. I adore her. My personal favorites are Rita Hayworth and Catherine Deneuve. Ah, Catherine Deneuve. Sigh. Pure loveliness.
Racer X said:
I look forward to seeing your next girl crush! I am sure i will more than like it. Again, it is nice to know we share the same taste in old school beauties.
southerngirl said:
Audrey Hepburn, hands down…..
xx
Sweet Elle said:
I am always saying that the feminist movement ruined things for us women. We had it good. Skirts and being feminine are great! Being treated like women because of the way we dressed and presented ourselves, being taken care of…why did we want to lose that?
I love being a girl.
What a great post!
Racer X said:
Southern Girl,
Yes, Audrey Hepburn was certainly a good embodiment of feminine class, charm and beauty.
Sweet Elle,
It is nice to know that at least a few, if not many, women still enjoy being feminine. I personally love seeing a girl in skirt, or dress, or just looking girly. It is so much more attractive than the overly masculinized look of some women.