What is something that attractive people can get away with that average looking people can't?

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

men are such liars. They prefer fake as long as they BELieVE it was achieved at the “gym” , proper “eating” and “good genes” men are pathetic. They like fake.

men like fakes like this one ☝️

Men like fakes like this one ☝️

[Opinion Owner]

It completely eliminated the answer. I wrote attractive people get away with being FAKE

Whereas when fat or unattractive ones gets fake procedures they are called fakes and men claim they prefer the “naturals” over them while pointing at other fakes calling them “natural” just cause the others ones had either bad surgeries or just didn’t achieve this other fake look.

So attractive ones get away with being fake and called “natural” by ignorant men the most and some other women too.

[Anonymous]

Being a model, having their face all over Hollywood, get cosmetic deals, and be the leading star in every play, movie, or production in general.

I don’t think anyone can just make it unless you have the looks, talent, and fortitude to navigate that kind of industry without falling apart never to land a good role.

Since a lot of attractive people pour lots of money into their face / body shape maybe get away with crimes with the best lawyers money can buy though it just comes with the money more than the attraction I guess.

[OneViewpoint]

A lot, LOL. Science indicates that attractive people are subconsciously assigned all sorts of positive attributes by other people absent any evidence of those attributes based solely on a person's appearance. Stuff like intelligence, leadership, maturity, honesty, kindness, coolness, etc. They could be a complete dunce or a jackass but the initial impression can be completely different.

That's not an attractive person problem, it's a problem with the observer.

[Rosexøxø]

I would say small favors maybe. Maybe even some careless errors on their part which also could’ve been avoided. The persuasive influence lies within their photogenic faces. Almost like a hypnosis lol

it’s likable/pleasing so no need to be all that convincing. But despite this, it doesn’t always work out for them. Not every time. Not with everyone. 👍

[Rosexøxø]

Which is good! Lol

[Rosexøxø]

I would add they’re not held accountable always. Pretty much lok

[AI Opinion]

Attractive people often experience a bias where their looks might imply certain positive traits like trustworthiness or competence. This can lead them to receive leniency or favorable treatment in situations like job interviews or social interactions. However, true substance and kindness outweigh looks in building meaningful connections long-term. 😊

[Rosexøxø]

This one was well constructed. 👍

[ShellyB]

Little favors of all kinds, anything that doesn’t cost the person doing the favor enough to worry about (money or time or whatever). There are many things in this category I don’t know where to start listing them, anything fairly small they will prob agree to do or half the time they will volunteer it.

[Anonymous]

you are just treated better usually

literally was once told that i got picked for a job over another girl bc i was prettier. it helps with customers/patients too like they'll respond to you better (tip better too). even on days i wasn't performing my best bc of several reasons

there's just a lot and there are negatives to it too, but pretty privilege DEFINITELY is a thing

[NotLongKindaGirthy]

Whar's the most extreme thing your "pretty privilege" has gotten you?

[Opinion Owner]

probably that job bc it paid good and i shouldn't had gotten it

literally i walked into that interview thinking i wasn't going to get it since they wanted you to have a degree with experience in that area

[NotLongKindaGirthy]

Was it because the person who hired you wanted to have sex with you? Or just wanted you around because you're fun to look at?

How old are you now? How old were you when you started getting pretty privilege?

[Opinion Owner]

i think it was mainly for clients but probably for himself too. he was just weird the entire time i worked there. this was two years ago when i was 20

and in 5th/6th grade, but it didn't start happening a lot until 10th grade. i changed schools that year so i no longer got bullied and i was able to work legally at places

[NotLongKindaGirthy]

Did you ever try modelling?

So your pretty privilege started basically when puberty started. Was that uncomfortable for you, or was it like a bonus?

[Opinion Owner]

no, you don't earn enough, and it's just not for me

i guess a bonus in terms of dating, but it just brought a lot of unwarranted attention from adults, and it made it worse for any of my friends who had low self-esteem. like my best friend back then broke down in front of me at a mall once bc guys would approach me and our other friend, but ignore her. there just moments like that i either felt uncomfortable or bad for them

[NotLongKindaGirthy]

Are guys still walking up to you out of the blue and asking for your number?

[Opinion Owner]

yeah sometimes

usually through work bc i just don't go out a lot due to working all the time lol

[NotLongKindaGirthy]

Do the guys who do that ever get your number? Are they ever successful?

[Opinion Owner]

not that often when i was single

bc when i'm out running errands or at work, i'm in robot mode, so its harder for me to click with someone

[NotLongKindaGirthy]

Are you in the USA? Just curious.

You're not single anymore?

[Opinion Owner]

yes to both lol

[NotLongKindaGirthy]

Does your significant other get annoyed when so many other guys are constantly checking you out?

You can chat me if you feel like it. This thread is getting kinda long. Just a thought.

[Opinion Owner]

no he just cares about my safety and if someone is rude. if it ever bothers him, he's quiet about it

i can message you, but just know i don't respond to my dms unless its like a GENUINE question (like the ones you've asked) or reason to dm me. i dont do small talk on here

[NotLongKindaGirthy]

I mean you don't owe me anything if you message me. I won't cry if you drop off the face of the earth. It's fun talking to a hot girl about her experiences with being hot.

I wonder how I would react if I saw you. Like would I be one more staring, drooling guy entranced by your hotness?

[Chazmatazz269]

Everything, pretty privilege is well researched and documented.

[4ngelic]

being weird, being a bit rude, being poor, being crazy, being dirty

[NicholasRedone]

Incompetence 😅 I'm not sorry I'm such a pretty face 😈 👀

[DrPepper12]

Speeding tickets

Job interviews

Strife

[Shy_Steve]

I think one that most People find annoying is when they are being rude they still get respected by People.

[itsannalee]

Money and intelligence

[KateCrombie]

Violating traffic rules

[red324]

Not necessarily. You just haven't met that cop that doesn't care. Or a female cop.

[dreamstar72]

Money or sex to a certain degree

[blackeagle007]

Being allowed to act like morons

[MinaV]

Stealing hearts 😅

[Anonymous]

They have all the advantages in life.

[Puppystarfish23]

Being stupid

[Chayce]

Everything.