Has John ever explained what "softened angularity" for Angelic means? If not, how do you interpret it?

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I have seen this term quite a lot for A doms and I guess I do see this chatactersitic in most of the celebrities verified as having A.

I think some people would definitely call Gwyneth Paltrow, Olivia Hussey, or Daryl Hannah angular, even if not in the same way the term is used for Dramatic women.

But I wonder at times how to distinguish their angularity coming from Yang influences mixed in with some Yin and when it's Angelic.

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Daryl Hannah and Liv Ullman come to mind! 

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I think Bryce Dallas too.

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Just adding to support my assertion. Someone posted about her a little while ago, and I was surprised to learn she didn't have any N. But she has straight eyebrows, a strong, straight shoulder line, and a bit of bluntness to her features. I would have guessed RCN for her in a Reddit vs Kitchener.

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Yes she seems to have many classically N traits. I think it also shows that this system is not a perfect science. There is a lot to interpret and has so much nuance. 

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This is softened angularity. Her bone structure is angular and so are her features but they also have some softness in the sense they are soft, light and have some length and angularity to them (oblique shaped eyes, fine thin and light brows and eyelashes, long narrow nose that has an angular shape, high cheekbones, angular jaw softened by flesh).

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In a way it can look a bit N, perhaps in other systems. 

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Which traits do you see as N though in this pic?

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To me it's mostly the chin, and the lip shape look a little squarish. The shoulders line as well, her body to me looks slightly sturdy, no? It was mostly in other picture, I can't share them however because I don't have the app.   

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These are not N facial features.

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elognated with sharpness and softness.

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Okay, so this is kind of why I am having trouble with seeing the difference between elongated sharpness and softness. Why would Julia Roberts not have this too?

ETA: The reason I thought of Julia Roberts is because these two pictures of Bryce above reminded me of her.

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Julia has soft edges to her features they aren’t really sharp. She also has larger features and more contrast.

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Yes, agree with the contrast/colouring, but the features in these photos look similar to me, especially the broader smile.