Is pretty privilege a thing outside of social media? If so what are examples of pretty privilege?

[dearryy]

[V_Injector]

I think it starts offline to be honest. They get treated better... sort of... right from the early start.

I say sort of because there is a caveat. I mean true, people will do more for you, you'll get promotions when others don't, and that sort of stuff, butt...

A lot of weirdos out there are sexual perverts and they will all be trying to perve out on you. I know this, and I'm a dude. Sure I get way more girls than the average guy and INCEL types like to call me an asshole because I just treat them like trash and throw them away. But ask yourselves how many fags and child molesters I had to dodge... How many girls zeroed in on me as a target when I had absolutely no interest and they'd just hound me like a weirdo? Now take that and multiply that by whatever the difference is between male a females...

I had to deal with shit like people starting fights with me just because they are jealous of the attention I get. I mean dudes I think are cool all of a sudden want to jump me after school for no reason type of stuff. I can just imagine all the backstabbing that goes on within the female world. On the other hand, think about all those sycophants and people that worship you for no damn reason... if you don't keep yourself in check, it can easily go to your head and get you into trouble. Remember the people that hate you, lust after you, and creep out on you are always right around the corner, or in the shadows just waiting for you to slip up.

Let's talk about trannies

[steveusna]

Pretty girls get away with everything. When I had driver's ed in high school, we had two student drivers and one teacher in the car. Each student driver would take turns driving. When I was driving, I reached an intersection where I thought it was a four way stop but actually I had no stop. I stopped where i didn't need to stop and then waved the other guy through at the stop sign. The male instructor went ballistic. He was screaming at me for five minutes straight. I thought he must of found out that I back doored the principal's daughter on prom night. I just kept saying "yes sir! yes sir! may i kiss your ass sir!" Then when my time was over, we switched places with the girl , same age as me. This girl was so beautiful, that whenever she walked into a classroom, all of the guys would get an immediate boner. She had perfect tits before implants were even created. Well, when she started driving, the instructor volume was 30 decibels lower and I swear he had his right hand in his pants pocket to jerk his meat.

[A_Bell]

Traffic tickets. Having people move my stuff for me for free. Getting free drinks when I was younger.

Of course I'm not really that pretty, it's more girl privilege that just doesn't apply as much to women who have bad personalities that also let themselves go.

Biogically, though, that's the way it's supposed to be. Men are society's protectors, women are the nurtures.

I didn't understand that until I had children. I don't think single women ever mature completely. Life isn't about a competition with men in a professional workplace, it's building a life and family together as a unit.

I was miserable working outside the home, being single, but I convinced myself life was about "having fun" and "career advancement."

Looking back, I regret every minute I wasted on that, but am grateful for learning its lessons.

Girl privilege is real, but in return, we are also supposed to do our part. Feminism in the modern sense had instead divorced us from our responsibilities.

Sorry for the rant.

[Pinay_ako]

You get hired because you’re pretty not because you are qualified for the job.

[DryGermanGuy]

What sort of job, though? Sitting at the front desk or as a heart surgeon?

[Pinay_ako]

@DryGermanGuy 🤣 probably heart surgeon

[DryGermanGuy]

I would be curious to see the medical malpractice statistics of such a hospital... :-) When Alina Habba screws up in litigation it "only" costs the people money, not their lives!

[Dinklex3]

@DryGermanGuy Small part time jobs I’d assume. In college days my friend got hired at PetCo because the guy had a crush on her and was from the same state.
Last year my boyfriend wasn’t even qualified for his security job, but the chick flirted with him the whole “interview” and kept saying how cute he was.

[DryGermanGuy]

Yeah. I remember a former customer firm hiring a girl for the front desk - "of course" they chose the girl with the biggest boobs, no matter her qualifications. Oh well.

[AI Opinion]

Oh absolutely, pretty privilege isn’t just a social media phenomenon; it waltzes through every aspect of life like a VIP guest. It’s interesting how it shows up in various scenarios, from getting preferential treatments in social settings to opening doors in professional contexts. For instance, in the workplace, people perceived as more attractive may find themselves landing promotions or getting more favorable tasks. Then there’s the social scene, where they might get invited to more events or find it easier to make friends. Even in daily errands, like shopping or dining out, they might receive better service or extra perks. It’s like the world often rolls out the red carpet for them, subtly influencing interactions and opportunities. It’s a complex tapestry, blending perceptions of beauty with how people navigate through their day-to-day lives.

[Billlewis]

I would say so, to some degree. Women who are attractive often receive money, gifts, etc from guys who know they have no chance of ever dating them, whether in tips, a non sexual sugar daddy arrangement, or fin domme/pay pig affair, just as one example.

[BlissfullyCurSed]

you can at best be a piggybank. don't call yourself a sugar daddy! it is an insult to every sugar daddy out there.

[Billlewis]

@BlissfullyCurSed There's a big difference between a traditional sugar daddy and a non sexual one; that's what I feel most comfortable with in my relationships with women.

[BlissfullyCurSed]

You're a sugar piggy.

[Billlewis]

@BlissfullyCurSed Yes, Sir, there are a lot of different terms for it, but the main aspects of it are -- the purpose is to serve her, and ideally her boyfriend/husband male lover, etc, although most of the women I've served previously generally haven't told him about it. The few guys who have joined their girlfriends in this kind of arrangement have thoroughly enjoyed it.

[BlissfullyCurSed]

you have been acting a bit grumpy lately. when was the last time you got your ass thrashed? Probably it's been a long time.

[Billlewis]

@BlissfullyCurSed Yes, Sir, I apologize for being so disrespectful. It's been quite some time since someone really tanned my hide. I wish you were here to solve that problem.

[HawkPerception]

Pretty privilege is a real thing outside of social media. If you're an attractive person you get more attention, people perceive you as more intelligent (yes intelligent, even though looks have nothing to do with intelligence), you get jobs more easily, people take you more seriously, etc. That's why a lot of people invest in surgeries to enhance their attraction level.

[CandyLandAm3ircan]

I've Never Been Catcalled
Even When I Was Skinny Nope
Super Pretty Chicks
Get Catcalled

Most Take Offense
To Reactions Like That

Calling Em Pervs
But Personally
Wish They Did

At Least Just Once/Twice

Guess I Was Never
That Impressive
Appearance Wise
Just Boring Average Ugly HaHa

[Justin4563]

I don’t know that it exists, for instance wife’s pretty and has big boobs and she gets way more traffic tickets than I do. I usually get off with a warning and honestly a pretty girl to me is about as exciting as a clogged toilet is to a plumber—- who really gives a shit

[Joshydavid25]

Yeah it exists mainly for pretty women.. Bonus points if you're feminine as well.. It's not super crazy as people make it, but pretty people do get a bit more preferential treatment..

[LiamJHayden]

Sometimes it helps, sometimes it hurts. My conventionally prettier techs get requested by some clients, usually older male attorneys, and others do not want them at all, generally the frumpier female attorneys and court reporters.

[MissBoogus]

Yeah. Just being treated better in general, very small but noticeable differences, getting free stuff is probably the main one, people offering to pay my gas or fast food etc for really no reason

[KrakenAttackin]

Easier time getting hired, promoted, raises. Teachers grade "prettier" students easier than regular or ugly students. Easier time dating, anyone will do anything for you, the list goes on.

[WhitneySnow]

Sure. Attractive people usually get treated better. But not always though. Some people may even resent them for it.

[Cutegirl06]

Not getting a ticket because you're pretty.

[KrakenAttackin]

@Cutegirl06. I was a police officer for several years and can confirm this with many of my cop friends. I had no problem writing a pretty girl a ticket. You want to talk about personality flip-flop? When you stop a pretty girl and she's all sweet and nice UNTIL you walk up with the citation...0 to mega bitch in 2 seconds 😂😂😂

[Peridot25]

Sure but you have to remember attractive people also get harassed and stalked the most. So it’s not all sunshine and rainbows for them.

[PeachyPie93]

Yes everyone is always nicer to better looking people. Unless they are jealous.

[DarkWinterNights]

Attractive female sexual predators get significantly less jail time than male counterparts.

[ProbablyClueless]

It's definitely a thing outside of social media. Being hot open doors.

[laly520]

yes it is but not as much as what social media make it seem

[handsomelad70]

Yes, because better-looking people's salary is at least one-quarter higher than those of plain Joes and Janes.

[Anonymous]

I never pay cover to get into clubs and I don’t pay for drinks. I don’t ask for these things, but I’m not going to turn them down either.

[AngryCarl]

Not just pretty privilege. Good looking guys have privilege too.

[Danny_dan92]

Yeah. Preferential treatment

[Iron_Man]

preferential treatments