Cute, Beautiful or Hot ?

Halle Berry is often cited as the most beautiful woman in the world.
I might agree - but this observation changes with one's mood.
But what use is beauty?
Like a masterpiece painting - the only use for beauty is to view and own.
But most women would love to be viewed as "Beautiful" - without regard for the implications.

Stacey Dash, Melyssa Ford and any other woman on the cover of King Magazine would generally be described as "Hot".
Again, most women would love to be described as "Hot".
But what is the value of such a distinction?
Hot women are usually viewed as something to do (or use) until one grows tired of the sex.
When this happens, it's on to the next hot girl.

Cute women, like Sanaa Lathan, are generally viewed as the low woman on the totem pole of attractiveness.
But the instinctive value of being cute is one of being taken care of.

(Much in the same way that cute babies (or puppies, kittens, etc.) are generally cared for and nurtured by any more mature individual.)

Women like Sanaa benefit by being a nice combination of all of the traits listed above - thus ensuring their survival and propagation.

It's odd - the least desirable deception is the most profitable.

(And no, SeeNew - not a jungle of hair on any of them.)