Change my mind
That's impossible, because I'm the cutest.
Everything is dependent upon how you define cute and how you define celebrity. Cute can refer to babies, but it can also refer to attractive people. One might call a baby cute but may also call their girlfriend cute. If you are talking about the baby type of cute, I don't think she can be considered the cutest celebrity ever. But if instead you are referring to the other cute, I might be inclined to agree with you.
It also depends on what you consider a celebrity. If celebrity refers exclusively to people, you may be correct. But if a celebrity can be considered anything (or anyone) that is popular, then she might be defeated by certain non-living things. One could call a person cute, a cat cute, or even a shirt cute. You have to ask yourself if anything, and I mean anything is cuter than Anna Kendrick.
All in all, it really all depends on you. Is Anna Kendrick the cutest celebrity to you? If not, your mind has been changed.
P.S. Its actually Scarlett Johansson.
It also depends on what you consider a celebrity. If celebrity refers exclusively to people, you may be correct. But if a celebrity can be considered anything (or anyone) that is popular, then she might be defeated by certain non-living things. One could call a person cute, a cat cute, or even a shirt cute. You have to ask yourself if anything, and I mean anything is cuter than Anna Kendrick.
All in all, it really all depends on you. Is Anna Kendrick the cutest celebrity to you? If not, your mind has been changed.
P.S. Its actually Scarlett Johansson.
Many celebrity women to possibly consider - Emma Stone, Jessica Biel, Jennifer Connelly, Mila Kunis, Olivia Ward, Rachel McAdams, Naomi Watts, Susanna Hoffs, Marine Vacth, Monica Bellucci.
All completely meant in a non-sexist, non-judgmental way, of course. I would define cuteness as some more unusual (even quite quirky) but still natural aspect of human character in someone of the opposite sex that just naturally and instantly attracts your attention.
You can also find the very same quality in real-life too, often by chance - which can very often be the very best way. The only way too, really. Fantasying about celebrity people you know nothing about is maybe not so healthy in the long-run and will certainly lead to nowhere. Much better to discover cuteness much closer to home and in a more real environment.
But still, what is considered cute today (for you or me) could fast evolve into becoming a very annoying habit in just a year or two. My own father used to always collect me from sports practice twice-a-week a long-time ago and a 30 mile drive. He then very wittily quipped "I'm almost like a father to you, haha", which was very funny to hear the first time around and even by extension quite passably funny the next 3 times. By the 20th time, it had become almost moronic.
That's one problem in real-life relationships, just how to keep stuff new and fresh. We all fall into the same trap of repeating previous (even cute) behavior, almost oblivious to how boring it can very fast become or how mundane. To constantly re-invent yourself and thus eternally stay fresh is no easy feat. Very few achieve this. Of course, admiring from afar is quite easy. We can imagine an idealized relationship that never will bore or grate on the nerves. Hence the celebrity fix.
Anyways my 2 cents for the one cute female celebrity I would not mind being stuck on an Island (for one week only! ) with would maybe go to ...Jessica Biel.
All completely meant in a non-sexist, non-judgmental way, of course. I would define cuteness as some more unusual (even quite quirky) but still natural aspect of human character in someone of the opposite sex that just naturally and instantly attracts your attention.
You can also find the very same quality in real-life too, often by chance - which can very often be the very best way. The only way too, really. Fantasying about celebrity people you know nothing about is maybe not so healthy in the long-run and will certainly lead to nowhere. Much better to discover cuteness much closer to home and in a more real environment.
But still, what is considered cute today (for you or me) could fast evolve into becoming a very annoying habit in just a year or two. My own father used to always collect me from sports practice twice-a-week a long-time ago and a 30 mile drive. He then very wittily quipped "I'm almost like a father to you, haha", which was very funny to hear the first time around and even by extension quite passably funny the next 3 times. By the 20th time, it had become almost moronic.
That's one problem in real-life relationships, just how to keep stuff new and fresh. We all fall into the same trap of repeating previous (even cute) behavior, almost oblivious to how boring it can very fast become or how mundane. To constantly re-invent yourself and thus eternally stay fresh is no easy feat. Very few achieve this. Of course, admiring from afar is quite easy. We can imagine an idealized relationship that never will bore or grate on the nerves. Hence the celebrity fix.
Anyways my 2 cents for the one cute female celebrity I would not mind being stuck on an Island (for one week only! ) with would maybe go to ...Jessica Biel.
what is this the milf thread?
i didn't even know her before your post and a quick search on google... i disagree;)
i don't like her smile at all, that don't feel natural. did she do some cosmetic surgery at her age?!?
ps: i'm mostly pulling your leg xD ,i just don't know her
i don't like her smile at all, that don't feel natural. did she do some cosmetic surgery at her age?!?
ps: i'm mostly pulling your leg xD ,i just don't know her
meaning of celebrity from croatian wikipedia: In the narrow sense, celebrity expression have abusively meaning, meaning people who enjoy the public's great interest, even though it is considered that they have not deserved it with any talent or special achievements. heheh
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