Women are always nice to me because even though they only just met me 9/10 want my healthy babies?. so every man/women a person meets they instantly scan them for baby making quality and judge them accordingly, I honestly don't think I do that to women, I barely even notice people or there features I don't really look at people or take any notice of what anybody else is doing. I would talk to a fat ugly woman the same way I speak to A list models or RnB singers. When I see men giving women so much attention it makes me laugh. peace.
Really? How can you look at someone when you're talking to them and not notice anything about their face? I don't think most people are aware that they treat certain people differently, until someone else points it out.
The cool think about science has been the revelation that people don't do the things they think they do, for the reasons they think they do them
Strange. What if you find a "real baby making specimen" that can play guitar, music keyboard, rock climb, paint, sculpt.... then what, you fool! Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
I must have been the only one that prefered Velma. I saw a woman once who looked like her, even wearing a similar sweater, gotta admit I was pretty into her from the get go.
They were both juicy. I've always thought that Daphne and Velma alike could double up on me anytime they wanted.
Because people want them. I am guilty of doing that in my dating/love life. However I am not nicer or more polite to people based on their looks.
Here's a question though.... Good looking people tend to have the ability to see more of the spectrum (observe society and how people are treated from a good looking person's perspective) as well as be able to pretend or mask their looks (glasses/hair/dirt/whatever bad clothes/gain weight). Meanwhile, physically unattractive people are only able to view society from their view and rarely as a socially attractive person. In some ways, unattractive people will always be viewing others from the lens of someone who is unattractive, and will rarely be subjected to being treated based on how good they look. When I was young, schools and social values always taught me that looks don't matter and that you can't judge a book by its cover and that its whats on the inside that counts. Well... as I grew and saw for myself, I realized that looks DO matter, no matter how shallow it seems, its just the nature of most human beings, and that books CAN be judged by its cover a lot of times (although I do try not to be prejudiced or biased based on physical appearances) but I can tell a lot about a person by how they dress, how they smile or act, how they make eye contact or fidget or the way they do their hair or talk, all within the first few seconds of meeting someone. And quite frankly, the obese kids were not the smartest, nor were they the nicest, despite what I was stereotypically taught. Some of the most bitter, depressed, and resentful kids at school were the overweight ones, and while a lot of the popular good looking kids were pretty shallow and superficial or just posers, decent looking kids got by probably the most balanced. Good looking people are treated better because they are pleasing to look at or be seen next to, just like you'd rather be seen next to a ferrari rather than a kia.
Good-looking people are generally healthier than bad-looking people. We are attracted to good looks sexually, and because of that, those goods looks are associated with success. People like to be associated with successful people. It's that simple.
It is without any doubt rooted biologically into our genes. There are fundamental qualities of beauty that transcend culture. But there are smaller preferences which you could call psychological.