[ SECRET POST #2094 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2094 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Stupid ideas about attractiveness

[citrinesunset]

Most people don't look like supermodels, yet most people eventually have at least one romantic and/or sexual partner in their lives. A great many get married. So while super attractive people generally have an edge when it comes to being noticed, it's obviously quite possible for a large percentage of people to be attracted to people who aren't "perfect."

The media, however, often creates heightened expectations that don't match how people look in reality. For one thing, people on TV have the benefit of professional stylists who maximize their attributes.

In any case, you're either a troll, or you're being a jerk. There's no need to take the time to declare someone objectively ugly. Just because you're thinking something does not mean that voicing it will add something to the conversation. And there's certainly no need to judge people for having unique preferences, as everyone has subjective things that they find attractive.

Re: Stupid ideas about attractiveness

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