Do attractive (pretty/handsome) people have more satisfying relationships?

[dearryy]

[OlderAndWiser]

How could anyone answer this question in a valid way? And why would they care about the answer?

I am in a relationship and I know how it makes me feel. I know how it makes me feel satisfied and complete, and I know how it brings a sense of tranquility to my life. I know all of the special little things that happen when it is just the two of us, many of which I never discuss with other people.

I HEAR what other people SAY about their relationships, and I see those parts of their relationship that they CHOOSE to share with others. I don't know how they actually feel, I don't know what happens when they are in private, and my knowledge of their relationships is extremely limited. So how could I compare the quality of my relationship to the quality of their relationships?

More importantly, what do I get from comparing my relationship to someone else's relationship? Do I acquire bragging rights to say "My relationship is better than yours?" To me, it doesn't matter how my relationship compares to others; all I need to know is that I am very happy with my partner, I am grateful to have her in my life, and I look forward to growing old (er) with her.

[boggboss]

How would u even equate that lll

[Anonymous]

I don’t think it makes much of a difference. I’ve seen unattractive and weird couples who seem like they’re having the time of their lives, they seem like they’re meant for each other. I’ve also seen a lot of really good looking couples in a toxic relationship but chose to stay together bcs they look good together aesthetically.

[Anonymous]

Generally speaking, I think the answer is yes.

[Zestyassmf1997]

No. In the long haul, everyone becomes ugly.

[mandyfire98]

Not necessarily