u/MoshykhatalaMushroom — reddlx

I was thinking about one of the more controversial typed celebrities, Ariana Grande. I know she’s been officially typed as a Theatrical Romantic, even though sooooo many people saw her as having vertical and being a Flamboyant Gamine even citing line sketches.

She has always (at least to me) seemed to have the same characteristics as Selena Gomez to me. (Curve + Narrow)

My real question is why might people confuse lack of width (narrow) for vertical?

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u/MoshykhatalaMushroom — 27 days ago

▲ 12 r/Kibbe

If Kibbe is about dominant features/what you need to accommodate…

So I was looking at some of the characteristics of each Kibbe type and I may be oversimplifying it. After I looked at my explanation I was wondering how people with multiple seemingly contradictory characteristics are supposed to use Kibbe and would be classified as.

For example, someone with:

equal vertical and equal curve
medium contrast (Classic vs Gamine)
equal petite and width

blunt + double curve.

I also am a bit confused why certain types have distinct features other than just the Yin-Yang continuum

u/MoshykhatalaMushroom — 1 month ago

▲ 0 r/EnglishGrammar

I was considering how the English Language would be different if nouns were conjugated instead of verbs. That also begs me to ask, can nouns be conjugated? I was thinking about how there are changes to noun structure based on context/structure of what is used along with them.

Example: pronouns and plurals

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u/MoshykhatalaMushroom — 3 months ago