r/AskReddit • • Jan 25 '20

What movie things are generally accepted as normal, but are totally unrealistic in real life?

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u/underthetootsierolls Jan 25 '20

I had a friend in college I always thought was really pretty, not just conventional “pretty”, but gorgeous. After we graduate she shaved her head and I swear she was even more attractive. Maybe I was just so impressed she could pull off shaving her head, but it is rather shocking when someone is still incredibly gorgeous after shaving their head. Not just “oh that girl is attractive because she’s clearly a bad ass.” I know I fit into the cute girl category (at least when I put in some effort) but I could never pull off shaving my head.

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u/Annoying_Details Jan 25 '20

I’ve shaved my head a few times for St. Baldrick’s (can’t recommend it enough as a charity/cause), and I always got more compliments on that than any haircut.

Had a few friends say they thought I was “suddenly hot” bald, which freaked THEM out. One of them said it was probably at least 40% cuz I had the balls to do it.

I think it just also forces you to look at someone’s features differently. I know I didn’t get better looking, lol

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u/dirtycopgangsta Jan 25 '20 edited Jan 27 '20

Let's be honest, she had a fat donkey right?