Wow. I have no idea of modern slangs. Thanks for the tip. Now I'm more informed.I think it's "but her face" either way it's really cruel and misogynist.
From AI...
"But her face" is a slang phrase, often shortened to "butterface," used to describe a woman who is considered attractive from the neck down but whose face is deemed unattractive. It's a derogatory term originating from a sexist joke, highlighting a focus on physical appearance and reinforcing negative stereotypes. The phrase plays on the idea that someone's overall attractiveness is diminished by their facial features.
Here's a breakdown:
- Meaning: The phrase implies that a woman's body is appealing, but her face is not.
- Origin: It's a shortened, slang version of the phrase "but her face".
- Context: The phrase is often used in casual conversation, often among men, to describe women.
I feel this way about Gwyneth Paltrow though. She's got the body and the long, long legs, very Dakota Johnson body, but her face has never even remotely attractive even at young age.