2010-03-30, 07:38 AM
The segments of her being attractive and then deemed not so attractive just reinforces the importance of perspective.
Beauty is subjective and while not unattractive beyond redemption, meg acts in a way that reinforces the standard norm of recognizing her as ugly.
She now believes that she is ugly and acts accordingly to that belief. This makes her "ugly" in the minds of some viewers when combined with her less than attractive physical features.
Since beauty is subjective, whether you think she is ugly or not has no influence on my own beliefs in this matter. It does not matter if you search google images for "ugly" and the results differ dramatically from Meg griffin, for subjectivity depends on the subject.
Beauty is subjective and while not unattractive beyond redemption, meg acts in a way that reinforces the standard norm of recognizing her as ugly.
She now believes that she is ugly and acts accordingly to that belief. This makes her "ugly" in the minds of some viewers when combined with her less than attractive physical features.
Since beauty is subjective, whether you think she is ugly or not has no influence on my own beliefs in this matter. It does not matter if you search google images for "ugly" and the results differ dramatically from Meg griffin, for subjectivity depends on the subject.