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I asked a question many months ago, about the negatives of being physically attractive.

I got a lot of feedback on it (prolly one of my most popular questions ever asked).

To follow up on that theme, I'm curious as to what people actually feel about those people (or yourself if you consider yourself "attractive").

Some of the negatives that people said were:

-JEALOUSY (and the result of unwarranted hatred towards that person)

-ppl assuming you're a bitch or a-hole

-difficult to make hetero friends of the opposite gender w/o them eventually "wanting more"

-the guy on 1st impression is presumed to be a "player" cauz he has "so many options"

-girls get spiteful at this female for no reason at all (jealousy, "she's gonna steal my bf", etc)

-her looks can work AGAINST her in getting a job if the interviewer is female

-stalkers and creepers galore (females can be this way, too

-harassment galore (especially to the girls)

-ppl wanting to be your "friend" just because your looks will "raise their status"

-overall being viewed more as a "trophy", than an actual person when it comes to dating

-people belittling your problems in life because that person somehow thinks "vanity solves all of life's problems"

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With that being said, yes there are definite perks for being good-looking as well.

My ? is...do you emphatize for the NEGATIVES that these people go through, or are the perks of looking good so vast that you feel no sympathy for these ppl's drawbacks listed above?

Please vote and reply, using examples.

Thanks for your insight. :)