If you were talking to someone online and you liked what they said but didn't like how they looked would you still like them?

[Anonymous]

I was thinking about this because, if I start to like someone on GAG, I have no idea how they look. What if I didn't like how they look. Would that change how I feel about them? Before anyone says "This is not a dating site" My response is "I know that, but sometimes flirting happens anyways." The truth is some people are lonely.

[Titanic1912]

My mom was always wanting me to look on a woman’s inside and not what was based on the outside. Then, I show her some girls that have awesome personalities and have the same faith and political beliefs, but most of them she saw, she would reply, “She’s a fatty!” I reply, “Who was the one who told me to look on the inside and not the outside?”

[RedInnocent69]

Could say the same about anyone online. Until they’re in the room, it’s not real

[RedInnocent69]

Thank you ☺️

[Summeroflove]

At some point obviously someone isn’t meant to be… and there is a time to move on

[RavVid]

There is not liking in that their looks don't fill you with lust and not liking in they are fucking ugly.

If it is not fugly. It is OK. I started liking thunder thighs because I liked a girl with thunder thighs. We can start liking a girls body because we like her I think.

Fugly is a different matter.

[Sevenpointfive]

it doesn't work for me. i have to find her attractive somehow. it's the sexual chemistry that differentiates friends from something more.

[Nikki1989]

Most people don't have pictures of themselves, so that's an instant red flag anyway. What are they hiding? Are they inscure? Are they spammers or just trolls? These questions are difficult to avoid.

[Shiprex]

Yes, vanity is a disgusting trait used to judge people.

[Anonymous]

Only as friends, nothing more, I strictly differentiate friendship from potential relationship.