Nikki Sixx wrote: » When it comes to jobs, partners and generally leading a fulfilled life, is being born good-looking the golden ticket? I presume that every man/woman gets the best looking partner they can muster using their own social standing and their own looks?
Nikki Sixx wrote: » I’d imagine there are a lot less depression issues in extremely good-looking people? Surely they don’t suffer from as many confidence issues either.
mickdw wrote: » Looks or money
Ronan|Raven wrote: » a good personality only grows stronger.
Nikki Sixx wrote: I’d imagine there are a lot less depression issues in extremely good-looking people? Surely they don’t suffer from as many confidence issues either.
Hannibal_Smith wrote: In his head he's top dollar though He thinks he's amazing at his job and at life in general.
Day Lewin wrote: » Looks are an initial advantage only; once the personality comes forward, the gilt gets knocked off the gingerbread mighty fast.@kowloon wrote "I'm not sure good looking men have quite as much advantage as good looking women, relatively speaking. The rich man good looking wife trope seems to be more common than the reverse, but maybe there just aren't as many wealthy women to balance that out. I have heard good looking people complain about just being liked for their looks, but it's an issue I think most of us would be more than happy to experience. " Its easy enough to take a fancy to a pretty face when you first meet them: but some of those pretty people are absolutely poisonous - full of themselves, vain, self-important and entitled. And that pretty girl will certainly pull a guy before her plain friend does. But women know full well that a handsome guy who is proud of his looks may well turn out to be a ruthless exploiter and serial messer: handsome is as handsome does, etc. Proceed with caution. So no, looks are NOT the main thing is life: the main things are integrity, sincerity, generosity and respect. In both sexes.