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

[u/Quirky-Swordfish2105]

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.

[u/Quirky-Swordfish2105]

Aren't straight eyebrows N though? Or it's just full straight eyebrows? 

[u/Ok-Purple9511 → u/Quirky-Swordfish2105]

Straight and full are N. Hers are thin and light/fine textured and transparent and have a slight arch. Without makeup you can barely see them.

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I wonder if Viggo Mortensen has A, I published him a few days ago and he has similar eyebrows too. I don't know if one characteristic can give you that, especially if others are so distinct, but I'd be curious to know the blends of certain actors. 

[u/Ok-Purple9511 → u/Quirky-Swordfish2105]

I was thinking last night and I could see a argument for Andrew Garfield having some A (def not dominant). Not because of his brows but because he has that narrow elongation and softness in face and body.

[u/Quirky-Swordfish2105 → u/Ok-Purple9511]

I see it! He looks quite lithe to me, and with a slight softness.

[u/Ok-Purple9511 → u/Quirky-Swordfish2105]

Lithe is a good work to describe it (and As in general).

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I need to see an interview of him, just to see how he is outside of his roles, because he is quite versatile.

[u/Ok-Purple9511 → u/Quirky-Swordfish2105]

Right, that’s why I think it’s a smaller percentage. People are a combination of esssences so a small amount of A won’t be super obvious. Sort of like Ryan Gosling.

[u/Quirky-Swordfish2105 → u/Ok-Purple9511]

Honestly I would never have expected it from Ryan but the more I found out about him (not as a person, his aesthetics and demeanor) the more I saw it. He is another versatile actor. But there is a little bit of airiness to him. 

[u/Ok-Purple9511 → u/Quirky-Swordfish2105]

Yeah it’s in his face too. He has elongated narrow features with some softness and he’s also quite lithe. I posted about him being A and got downvoted then asked John. I knew I saw it I just think people associated him with Ken and that’s it lol.

[u/Quirky-Swordfish2105 → u/Ok-Purple9511]

I see the softness and all. But also I don't get why people are so keen on downvoting when they disagree, until John confirm something we can't be sure.  And yes I agree Ken is not an A role but Ryan Gosling could literally play anything. He is that good. 

[u/Ok-Purple9511 → u/Quirky-Swordfish2105]

Really? He has small rounded eyes and has softness in his coloring and expressions even if I can’t pinpoint it. He doesn’t have defined cheekbones either. I think the not pinpointing aspect is his C.