Do you treat attractive and unattractive people of opposite gender differently?

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Probably like everyone but not consciously as much. Consciously though i'm more open to getting close, hanging out and stuff with someone attractive and would be friendlier if we're being honest (not that i'm mean with people i dont find attractive). I'd be more distant though, and wouldn't pay as much attention likely, but still be nice with someone unattractive unless he's "popular' with people. Then there wouldn't be as much of a difference in how i treat them vs someone more attractive. Why i wouldn't be as open with an unattractive guy is mainly because they tend to be not very well liked and not people you want to associate as much if you want to be more liked by other people. Like they tend to be considered as 'losers', and they can drag you down socially. Not to mention they often are depressed and cynical because of their looks and they tend to have more geeky hobbies. So i want to avoid becoming friends with them. It's not because of attraction, cause i know in general they would know that i'm out of their league so i'm not concerned with that. Though saying all that i'm still nice & friendly with them and respectful. I wouldn't bully them, be rude, ignore them and stuff. It's just i'm concerned about where i stand socially and I want to be in the more popular group, and lookism is very real

[KittygosMeoWW]

I treat people I’m attracted to differently than people I’m not attracted to. Everyone does.

[Anonymous]

No, especially since I am married now, I don't care what the person of opposite gender looks like and I am friendly with all of them nonetheless

[Wallythewalrus2]

I don’t treat ugly people bad but I’m sure I’m not as friendly with them.

[Sasha0426]

How come you’re not friendly?

[bededazzle]

not attractive and unattractive, but o people i am attracted to yes

[jamesgoldman]

No, if they bring me gold I pay them the same

With Metoo I fear them all the same

[boggboss]

Nope

[Anonymous]

No that's sexist