Search Results: found unattractive

They hit on you and strike out on the street but they end up being in your class later.

guy#1 hot and painfully insecure and loserish to the point where you were exicited when he first hit on you then you just ended the conversation (either nicely or got mad and left). Now you when u work with him in a group you ignore him or act mad when he talks to you.

guy #2 ugly guy with a charming personality but struck out because he was unattractive to you, that you just couldnt date someone you found unattractive.

If you dont think its possible for either of them to change your mind dont say neither of them, just play along and vote "if" it was possible, it would have to be ____.

Let me go into more detail. Let's say you find someone attractive: Whether it be by looks, personality, the way they treat you or emotional attachment (or ALL of those factors.) However, you found out they were in poor physical health. It may or may NOT be their fault. It can be clogged arteries, high blood pressure, diabetes, cancer, liver damage, lunges damage, etc. Either way, you're looking at this great "catch" of a person but they're unhealthy.

Now, let's say you found someone healthy (with virtually no health problems at all) but they were unattractive to you: Whether it be physical, emotional, personality-wise, or the way they treat you.

Which one would you rather date? And you can't say "both attractive and healthy", because this is a hypothetical scenario here. And please don't give some bogus answer "But if you're attractive, you ARE healthy" because that's not true at all. The only reason I'm asking this question is because I hear SOOOO many times that people find bad health a "turn-off", which I find shallow. I can understand if it's due to the fault of the person, there is a point of view to see there, but if it's not their fault, this is just harsh.