Sexiness. In General.

[charisjulia <charisjulia@hotmail.com>]

Lady Tavington-Malfoy wrote:
>"Wholesome" (ick!) guys don't do a thing for me. A lot of teenage 
>girls loved Heath Ledger, who played Gabriel in the Patriot, who was 
>the typical blond haired, blue eyed, wholesome, golly gee whiz type 
>of good guy. I just saw him as a cute little boy and to entertain 
>lustful thoughts about such a character would be like doing so about 
>one's kid brother. Ick!

Ick indeed! No, no, no, no, no! Don't get me wrong! And, please, not 
Heath Ledger! (whom, by the way, I just saw in the "Four Feathers". – 
The movie was terrible and Heath's looks definitely did nothing to 
make up for it IMO.) Let us not confuse goodness with rosy—cheeked—
little-- mama's-- boys!


Bel wrote:
>The one who would give his girl
>flowers and remember her birthday. Who absolutely adores the way she 
looks when
>she wakes up in the morning. Who wears the sweater she made him, 
even if the
>sleeves are a little short. And who fights to defend the side of 
right with
>every fibre of his being. Strong, loving, protective, deep-down 
good. That's
>the kind of guy I could fall for. And I'd have to fall for him for 
him to be
>truly sexy to me.

Hmmm, now this is much more what I had in mind! Though I think I 
would differentiate from your added prerequisite of a, err, "little 
touch of devilment" ;--) I think it would just confuse me. . .


Amy wrote:
>I've given this a lot of thought (an unhealthy amount, in fact, as 
>most would opine), have taken it up with a professional counselor, 
>etc. <g>, and in my case I would say Lupin's lycanthropy is an 
>attractive part of his personality, not because it makes him 
>dangerous, but because it makes him vulnerable. (Follow the 
>Porphyria test and ask when I like Snape best: yep, it's at the end 
>of 4, when he's *in* the most danger.


Ah, yes, you're right if course! So I can crush on Lupin in peace * 
and* still keep my natural predilection for nice guys in tact! Hmm, 
maybe I'll even start thinking seriously of Snape as well. . . 
Though. . . well, how slimy do you think his hair * really* is???


Charis Julia, who of course can always make him wash to get rid of 
that problem. Do you think he'd take it?


PS I seem to have sent my last message twice. Sorry!