Attractiveness is like currency, don't you think?

[foxsquirrell]

In the sense that just like currency you need to have a lot of it to legitimately buy a Lamborghini for example, AND you need to have that much level of attractiveness to genuinely attract someone of the opposite sex. For example let us say Brad Pitt has enough level of attractiveness to attract someone like Elsa Hosk, but Bill Gates despite having billions in dollar currency he has nowhere near the physical attraction currency to even look at someone like Elsa Hosk let alone date her!

[Amy_Mi]

In a way, yes attractiveness opens doors, but it isn’t the full ledger.

True influence comes from energy, confidence, and presence.

Looks may catch attention, but alignment, authenticity, and how you make people feel determine lasting value.

Attraction is the entry point, character and energy are the currency that lasts.

[PeachyPie93]

Not really I think being confident is the real currency..
I seen ugly mfs with hot people and I didn't even see anything good about them except that they were confident and outgoing.

[Zack-Bann]

It’s also a currency in terms of it being spendable


If you’re attractive you can get away with a few more things but if you keep doing them you will eventually run out of rope and the other person will say “your attraction is not worth how insufferable you are”

[Spencer10]

Some truth to this. Society puts too much emphasis on appearance. Attractive people do tend to get in the door a little easier it seems. Reality is I have also met a lot of so called beautiful people who become very ugly as soon as they open their mouths.

[foxsquirrell]

I don't think we are on the same page. lol

[Anonymous]

How would you illegitimately buy a Lamborghini?

[foxsquirrell]

There is no such thing, but what I wanted to make the point that stealing a Lambo for instance does not count. I could have been more accurate, but I hope this clarifies if you are really confused about what I was saying.