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| Jul18-05, 11:02 AM | #18 |
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Beauty vs. Brains
I need an intelligent partner to compensate my stupidity...
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| Jul18-05, 12:08 PM | #19 |
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Great Question! Seriously a mind boggler.
The other day this came up actually: My mom asked me about girls at my school, and I told her that there are plenty of good looking girls, just that 99% of them are idiots. She seemed fine with the response. On that note, maybe it is acceptable because intelligence is harder to find? This is an excellent question, one that I will definitely have to think about. |
| Jul18-05, 12:13 PM | #20 |
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A lot of men that are considered attractive I consider ugly and vice versa. I love nerdy types with glasses. But they have to be funny. |
| Jul18-05, 12:19 PM | #21 |
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A comment about Evo:
Don't we all, from time to time. Evo, you're so frank, and I really admire that! |
| Jul18-05, 12:24 PM | #22 |
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We still aren't paid equally in the workplace; there is still bias against a woman's intelligence and contributions. That being said, imo a date absolutely has to pass on looks. Two average looking people - one intelligent the other not - the intelligent one willwin. Two averagely intelligent people - one physically appealling and one not - Hmmm. THat's tougher, as there is baggage associated with really good looks (like vanity). Don't you think the really physically attractivewomen haveabove average intelligence? Isn't that part of their appeal? |
| Jul18-05, 12:31 PM | #23 |
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I had thoughts along similar lines a while ago, and it occured to me that physical appearence will almost always be a factor. Can you have a physical relationship with someone you don't find at all physically attractive, or would it be no more than a close friendship?
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| Jul18-05, 12:37 PM | #24 |
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I think men and women differ some here. I know men that will date women that are horrid just because he thinks she looks "hot". Women are more likely to dump a guy, no matter how good looking he is, if he turns out to be a jerk. |
| Jul18-05, 01:02 PM | #25 |
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Perhaps I'm not expressing myself very well. I can't think of a better way to say what I mean though. |
| Jul18-05, 02:14 PM | #26 |
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I need a girl I can share life with, so she has to be passionate about science, music, art, culture, books, and the human condition. I like girls with opinions.
The girls I find most beautiful didn't seem so at first, second, or third sight. Only after glimpsing at their inner world have I found a girl to be incredibly, dizzyingly beautiful. An entirely different thing involves sex. Then it's all aesthetics, and one can only enjoy the moment. But sex is cheap, abundant. |
| Jul18-05, 02:17 PM | #27 |
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| Jul18-05, 03:37 PM | #28 |
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| Jul18-05, 04:46 PM | #29 |
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| Jul18-05, 06:34 PM | #30 |
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Or maybe his name is "babe" |
| Jul18-05, 06:35 PM | #31 |
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| Jul18-05, 07:56 PM | #32 |
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The reason I was thinking about this again is because there is this girl I have been talking to online. It's not likely that I will actually persue anything with her at all but we flirt alot and I have been threatening to ask her out. The thing is that she isn't very bright. When she first started talking to me I almost decided to ignore her until I saw that she was a fan of the Rat Pack and figured that she must not be all that bad. Since then I have found that she's incredibly sweet, we have quite a bit in common, and she seems relatively mature. The more I have talked to her the more attracted to her I have become. It still though bothers me that she seems to only be about average in regards to her intelligence. She is though incredibly hot lol. |
| Jul18-05, 08:30 PM | #33 |
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| Jul18-05, 09:22 PM | #34 |
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I suppose you could start looking at your lesser priorities - does she have any hobbies you enjoy? Does she have any habits (like smoking) that would be difficult? What's her relationship with her parents like? If a person has a good relationship with their parents, that usually means they are a reasonable bet in terms of relationship. (Not to generalize, of course.) Does she value edication? When I was teaching at a local college, there were some average students who really valued ediucation - and they were much more pleasant to be around than the average students who thought education was a waste of time. If she values edication, even if she struggles with it, then she has an active mind and that's good. |
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