reasonevangelist
Well-Known Member
no dude, i was contrasting NoDrama's statement; it's not that they ARE unattractive, but that they THINK they are, which is what creates the need to compensate for their perceived aesthetic flaws... which may in fact have more to do with a cognitive deficiency or psychological disturbance (which may in fact be socially imposed), rather than them actually being aesthetically unappealing.
Or maybe they're actually ugly. Who knows. I tend not to judge people harshly for minor or moderate aesthetic issues. They definitely aren't putting on makeup for me, so i see it as a waste of their time, especially if they're only doing it to compete with other better looking women, against whom they stand zero chance of snaring their preferred Sir Loin at the next friday night meat market. Aesthetic appeal and willingness to engage, becomes a type of currency, and the choicest cut goes to the highest bidder(s), and everyone else either takes the next best they can get, or ignores everyone but the "alpha," and goes home and cries about how "there are no good guys," even though they don't even bother to meet anyone who doesn't catch their eye, strike their fancy and grease their rails from a mile away.
Women love to pretend innocence while behaving just as piggish as the men they decry; as if no one will notice.
I assume there are exceptions to the generalized stereotype, but i've never actually met one.
