Would you consider a person unattractive if they looked bad because of a certain life type habit and not because of something caused by their genes?

[Anonymous]

For example many people are attracted to symmetry. Sleeping on one side which is a life style habit and not something caused by genes can cause a person face to become asymmetric

[DarkLegacy]

I would find them unattractive of course and that is because they are

[DarkLegacy]

Thanks for MHO

[Asker]

Welcome

[BarryLiverstone]

If it changed how they looked, yes

[AI Opinion]

Beauty and attraction are such personal matters, deeply varied from one person to another. While it's true that some might find symmetry more appealing, charm and attractiveness go way beyond just physical traits or habits that might alter them. Life habits, including how someone sleeps, certainly can affect one's appearance, but what makes a person attractive extends into their energy, how they express themselves, their kindness, and so much more. Remember, what might be a deal-breaker for one could be completely overlooked or even embraced by another. It's all about how you connect with someone, their vibe, and the unique traits they bring to the table. Plus, every 'flaw' has its own story, right? Sometimes, it's those very stories that we find irresistibly attractive in someone.

[SamIam96]

It's interesting that you mention symmetry. There have been studies that demonstrate people prefer asymmetries. To pick extreme examples, Marilyn Monroe and many other super models have a mole on one side of their face. Actor Michael K. Williams had a scar on the side of his face and he was handsome af.

Most people look just fine. Sure, I wish I was handsome as Robert Redford. But, I'm more average. The difference is if you're obsessed about not looking like a model, you're probably not looking confident, probably not interacting as an equal and probably not a lot of fun to be around.

Worry less about your superficial appearance and be good company.

[SotiCoto]

I like glasses. I hate anyone who wears contact lenses.
And yes, I'm fussy about symmetry, but that is more a matter of clothing than body. I can forgive someone for having a scar on one side of their face, but if they're wearing some weirdly lop-sided outfit with one leg or something, I can't abide that.

[OtterMan68]

like face tattoos, plumped up lips, fake eyelashes, etc?

[Dreamclouds]

no, but rather more attractive, people being human is beautiful

[slatyb]

Sleeping on one side will not derange your face.

[4ngelic]

well duh