Was Donna actually hot?


She looked a lot better towards the middle of the show when her hair was a little wavy at the ends and she dressed more feminine, but overall I think Jackie's assessment that she looked like a lumberjack was pretty accurate. She was just so butch looking and I didn't see her to be attractive for a woman at all. I'm a straight female so maybe I just don't get it, but I could not at all see why the guys were always talking about her like she was one of the hottest women who had ever lived. She wasn't ugly, but she wasn't by any means beautiful either IMO.

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Way hotter than Jackie ( Mila Kunis ) who is a butterface, don't get the hype around her at all... Donna is no goddess but at least I can understand the attraction towards her but how Jackie was in relationships with 3 of the 4 leads on the show, I'll never understand. Below Average in looks and a total bitch.

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Donna is much hotter than Jackie

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Personally I find Donna much prettier than Jackie. She looks like she has a capacity for kindness and playfulness that Jackie lacks, and I'm trying to focus on looks, not character. Sure Kunis has eyes to kill for, but Prepon looks more like a smart and mature woman than Kunis, while also having very pleasant facial features. Just on a very visceral level, I think Prepon is much more attractive than Kunis. She always grabs my attention when she's on screen while Kunis I can take or leave. Of course, Jackie has much funnier lines, so I love her on the show, but Donna makes my heart go a-flutter.

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she was a perfect 10 all around.

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she's aiight

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People's standards of beauty vary wildly.
Personally, I think "Donna" is a very lovely young lady, especially because she doesn't play up to be one, and I find it hard to believe other's don't agree. But then, I don't understand why women wear high heels, paint their nails, go to tanning parlors, etc., so what I find "beautiful" isn't what's generally portrayed as such.

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Donna was fat. But she was available.

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