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This is an interesting discussion on the issue of rating people based on their appearance. Do you think rating people on their looks is immature and mean? - Quora
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Fuggedabouditt
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When you're out and see someone that piques your interest, it's their appearance, whether it be a handsome or beautiful face or they way they're dressed.
I notice that when I'm out shopping and well dressed, I get treated better or more ladies looking my way. When I'm dressed as a bum with and comfortable, I get little attention, in fact, people think I'm rather intimidating and get out of my way (so I'm told).
So unless you're blind or lying, you look at appearance first.
I notice that when I'm out shopping and well dressed, I get treated better or more ladies looking my way. When I'm dressed as a bum with and comfortable, I get little attention, in fact, people think I'm rather intimidating and get out of my way (so I'm told).
So unless you're blind or lying, you look at appearance first.
LarryB said:
Not everything Einstein had to say was pure genius. He was a man of his time period.
It's 2017 and time for us to evolve our thinking. People's attractions and desires vary so greatly it's hard to apply some arbitrary measure to anything.
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It does help if you think about it.
A- has dirty nails, greasy hair, torn shoes.
B- Dresses and speaks well and takes care of his-her appearance.
Who would you judge as a better person with odds of also being intelligent?.
A- has dirty nails, greasy hair, torn shoes.
B- Dresses and speaks well and takes care of his-her appearance.
Who would you judge as a better person with odds of also being intelligent?.
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cristycurves
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I thought a lot of the answers and comments were very insightful and although I agree with you, I also think it wrong to judge anyone. I know most of us do, even when we're trying not to. I think many of us also realize that it takes a level of intelligence to realize the way a person presents themselves, or appears, has nothing to do with their intelligence, status or capabilities. It is nice to look physically clean and attractive but looking that way won't make anyone smarter, or nicer.
Judging? You are running a business. We consumers should keep our opinions to ourselves? When I saw your ad, you basically allow me or others to make an opinion. If you don't like it nor expect us to comment, then remove it.
Weird logic . Don't worry I wont share my opinions of your ad.
Weird logic . Don't worry I wont share my opinions of your ad.
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:LMAO: I'm running a business? Really, I thought I was occasionally dating. Interesting how you follow every move I make:don'twantto-see:/. Seems you're obsessed, lol. As far as what you think of my ad, who gives a sweet fuck.......
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All people rate others based on their appearance. What's mean is if you point out their flaws. If I wear a suit, am clean shaven and well groomed I get more respect from others. I went from being very fat to very fit (6 pack abs). I definitely noticed the difference with 25 year old women taking a second look (and I was 15 years old than them). We make judgements with our eyes initially. That's the human species. Now, what comes out of our mouth and our mannerisms can make an attractive person not attractive and an average person very attractive.
Same for me. I was in the Downtown East Side in Vancouver a couple of Saturday's back. Just went for a walk. The neighborhood is rough, gritty and full of addicts. I went into a pub and had a beer. I was dressed in military gear with heavy boots on. Not a single person even gave me a look. I have a naturally stern and mean look about me. I have trouble smiling on demand and most of my pictures look like mugshots and it makes me look intimidating. In a suit not so much. It's funny because young kids see right through it. Kids and dogs always seem to approach me.
Same for me. I was in the Downtown East Side in Vancouver a couple of Saturday's back. Just went for a walk. The neighborhood is rough, gritty and full of addicts. I went into a pub and had a beer. I was dressed in military gear with heavy boots on. Not a single person even gave me a look. I have a naturally stern and mean look about me. I have trouble smiling on demand and most of my pictures look like mugshots and it makes me look intimidating. In a suit not so much. It's funny because young kids see right through it. Kids and dogs always seem to approach me.
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He's not an ex of yours, is he MsC? Jilted lover?
Where do I get one of those sweet fucks?
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cristycurves
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Lol, no I have no idea who he is.....yet
You'll have to come to Halifax for a sweet F... lol.
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In women it's called RBF (resting bitch face).
I find a lot of big burly guys are really very sweet and gentle. Kids and dogs can sense that. Adults tune it out and listen with their eyes, and judge by appearance.
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Indeed, dealing with dozens of people every day, I know you're bang on.
I'm going to sound a bit hypocritical here because I rant about Twitter and the ladies/whiteknights comments but and I don't know why,
Cristy's sauciness and candidness turns me on. TheSun, thank you because you bring it out of Cristy you dirty bastard. Keep up the good work.:biggrin2:
So when a woman bullies, insults and alienates some members from here, it turns you on. Whatever works for you.
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cristycurves
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You whiny sop, get a life for Petes sake and for the sake of many, lol. If you're going to call someone a bully, don't be one yourself, now go attend to your poor deprived, neglected penis, isn't that what you called it in one of your last reviews, lol....and no wonder it's deprived
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Droooling at your new av.
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