At the age of six, the criteria for handsome was simply: "Is he not related to me?" and "Have I seen him on television?" That was it. By this standard, Larry Bird, Dick Clark, and Andy Rooney. All handsome guys.
In her book "Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me?", Mindy Kaling reflects on the simplistic criteria she had for determining who was handsome at the age of six. For her, the judgments were based solely on two factors: whether the person was a relative and if they appeared on television. This child's perspective underscores the innocence and naivety of youth, where external validation comes from limited and amusing criteria.
Kaling humorously...
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