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Have you ever looked at anything beautiful so long or so very much that it became boring and even ugly?

30%

12 deviants said Sometimes

18%

7 deviants said I experience this every day.

13%

5 deviants said Maybe

13%

5 deviants said It's not possible, because if you can do it, then that thing wasn't beautiful in the first place!

3 deviants said I have a radically different opinion and that's why i'm going to, or just did comment!

2 deviants said Now that you say ...

2 deviants said I know you'd like me to comment anyways, and i will or already did do so, so i think voting one of the the above is futile.

2 deviants said Tenth option to cover how serious this poll is, if the emoticons weren't enough for that purpose !!

1 deviant said Yes, as a matter of fact I'm trying to avoid this, thus i tend to walk rather fast.

1 deviant said Yes, in fact I'm seriously, maniacally trying to avoid this, i run all day, and blink a lot.

Devious Comments

=Izaaaaa Jun 6, 2009, 2:56:39 PM

The opposite happens too,
I guess it's the "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" part of beauty...

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" There is a crack in everything, that's how the light gets in." - Anthem, Leonard Cohen

"L'ouverture de l'esprit n'est pas une fracture du crâne." - Ariane Moffatt, Fracture du crâne

=conatgion Jun 6, 2009, 3:00:15 PM

you were too fast, check it again, i edited the poll a bit (lol)

(and of course the opposite happens, but i'm not in such a good mood to ask that!)

=conatgion Jun 6, 2009, 3:04:02 PM

okay i got a bit less negative

so

my favourite effect is when you stare at something and you realise that it's way more beautiful than you thought so far (mostly by realizing that it has more layers)

=Izaaaaa Jun 6, 2009, 3:10:42 PM

There you go!

Although it does scare me that you get used to ugly things and like them just because they become... familiar!

--
" There is a crack in everything, that's how the light gets in." - Anthem, Leonard Cohen

"L'ouverture de l'esprit n'est pas une fracture du crâne." - Ariane Moffatt, Fracture du crâne

~jumaxotl Jun 6, 2009, 3:19:12 PM

It's got nothing to do with fading beauty and we'll assume that what you've just experienced is sending you back to your very conditioned (and disgusting) human nature... Meaning flesh and bones on top of a bunch of raw senses occasioned by what happens to the aforementioned !!!

*jkd-kat Jun 7, 2009, 12:08:59 AM

faces, bodies, paintings, coloured walls.
it is because your perception changes or because you were just lured into the thought it was beautiful by a feeling of love in the first place. happens all the time, hurts all the time.