28-12-2015, 02:06 PM
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Re: Attractive v unattractive
Originally Posted by TessA
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If all attractive people were made to wear bags on their heads the World would be a better place.
As for 'doors opening' for attractive people, I think that depends on one's chosen career and I can't say my attractiveness has helped in any way .... hmmmmm I shall ponder further.
28-12-2015, 02:07 PM
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Re: Attractive v unattractive
Originally Posted by Muddy
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It's so sad apparently it starts in childhood .Unattractive children are considered less bright than their peers.
They are given less attention from teachers .
Attractive criminals are even given lighter sentences .
When I was expecting my first baby I followed a woman who was pushing a pram with the most beautiful baby girl sitting up in the pram. I thought to myself, I hope I have a baby as beautiful as that. Years on, I saw the 'beautiful' baby. Oh dear, what happened?!!
28-12-2015, 02:21 PM
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Re: Attractive v unattractive
OK .... after further 'ponderance ....What IS attractiveness ? My late FIL was fairly ugly but an amazing man who attracted women, probably because of his manner, or ? charisma ? unsure.
Women were always taken with him, but not because of his looks.
There was something special about him ... quietly spoken, nice sense of humour, highly intelligent. A gentleman in every sense of the word and always kind. I never heard a cross word from him.
The sort of person anyone would feel safe with.
I guess his unnasuming, quiet, calm nature and confidence radiated from him.
28-12-2015, 02:24 PM
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Re: Attractive v unattractive
Originally Posted by TessA
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If all attractive people were made to wear bags on their heads the World would be a better place.
Now that's an idea Tess, might give people like me a chance then
He definitely exuded something |
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