Avery
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I take your point that some people will exhibit envy or jealousy towards extremely attractive people, but I think that far more people will be drawn to them. It's human nature. People like pretty, attractive things and that includes pretty, attractive people. MOTOS are sexually attracted to them, and even people of their own gender tend to want to be around them. It's quite depressing that so many people put so much importance on something which is quite literally skin deep, but they do. :/
All true.
I was a good-looking guy in my early/mid teenage years. I had plenty of female attention. I never did anything with it all, but just the continuing realization that I was in some sense 'wanted' gave me confidence, and made me feel better about myself.
After I dropped out I got fat, went bald, and that was that. I've since lost weight and such, but the fact is that I'll never really be 'wanted' again, in any broad sense. When you look ten years older than you are, and act ten years younger, you don't exactly titillate the ladies.
My point is just that I've been on both sides of the attractiveness divide, and the grass really is greener on the pretty side. Others feel better about you, and you feel better about yourself. It takes no effort, either -- just take the time to maintain basic hygiene and rudimentary fashion and voila, people want to be around you. And I say this as a guy; I don't think there's much question that women benefit even more from high marks in the appearance department.
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