Not hiring someone for an office job because they are ugly is discrimination, but not wanting to go out with someone because they're ugly is not discriminatory, but rather a matter of personal taste.
When I'm talking about prejudiced treatment towards the ugly, I'm not talking about someone not wanting to go out with someone due to their looks, I'm talking about how the less attractive get treated compared to the more attractive with things such as verbal attitudes, amount of conversation in regular everyday talk, expressions (smiles, eye contact, facial expression), how you get treated by people serving you in a store or restaurant, and whether others will do little niceties for you (hold door open, say thank you or not, etc.).
Right on, and I understand that, but there are lots of pathetic, creepy, ugly losers out there who think they're being discriminated against, just because some poor girl turns down their nasty ugly ass.
That's not discrimination. That's every woman's God given right. No means no NO MATTER WHAT the reason she's turning him down. The other stuff I mentioned above is looks discrimination, but it stops being discrimination once sex or sexual attraction enters the picture.
its worse with pathetic creepy ugly loser women cause they aint prepared for rejection like most fellers and they feels entitled to attention no matter what
it really sends em spinnin to the moon babblin in tongues specially when yall calmly points out said behavior in a 'toldya so' kinda way
Yes. The dynamic here is that the more attractive person is entitled to make the first contact. If the less attractive person initiates contact, the same ugly hostility that just came out of your mouth will happen. This is true for both genders. Ugly people quickly learn their place in the world. They must accept being treated like social lepers regardless of their intelligence, initiative, or motivation.
I have no emotional position here, but I'm framing the problem with social psychology. If attractiveness is quantified with facial symmetry, you have a somewhat objective basis, although not perfect, upon which to proceed. I believe there is a BBC series on "The Science of Attraction" that summarizes findings in this area.
Beauty is only subjective to a point. There are people that a higher percentage of the general population will find attractive than others. One good way to find out your level of attractiveness is at a dance club, if you see some guys with women rubbing themselves all over them but many of the women there are ignoring you, that's a good sign. When women get drunk and horny, they become 100% shallow and attatch themselves to the attractive and automatically block out anyone who isn't.
Anyway, it's wrong to discriminate in the workplace unless it's a job that requires a person to be attractive and in shape. I just happen to be one if the people who is not a fan of dudes I'm not into even approaching me for more than the time of day, and I have that right. It's no tragedy, and it ain't hard for people to know what league they're in to tell you the truth.
If a person thinks they wanna meet someone out of his or her league he or she ought to work to improve his or herself rather than getting butthurt and angry, because they are a 3 and some 8 or 9 won't give em the time of day.
So what, who cares. As long as people are friendly and or polite I can be friendly and or polite back. However, I've had more than my share of sexual harassment, and being hit on by creeps I wasn't interested in this life so I really don't want to be bothered with people who can't pick up on subtle cues of facial expression and body language that indicate that I would NEVER be interested in more than platonic friendship.
is it normal that I'm sick of reverse racism
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Not hiring someone for an office job because they are ugly is discrimination, but not wanting to go out with someone because they're ugly is not discriminatory, but rather a matter of personal taste.
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When I'm talking about prejudiced treatment towards the ugly, I'm not talking about someone not wanting to go out with someone due to their looks, I'm talking about how the less attractive get treated compared to the more attractive with things such as verbal attitudes, amount of conversation in regular everyday talk, expressions (smiles, eye contact, facial expression), how you get treated by people serving you in a store or restaurant, and whether others will do little niceties for you (hold door open, say thank you or not, etc.).
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Right on, and I understand that, but there are lots of pathetic, creepy, ugly losers out there who think they're being discriminated against, just because some poor girl turns down their nasty ugly ass.
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That's not discrimination. That's every woman's God given right. No means no NO MATTER WHAT the reason she's turning him down. The other stuff I mentioned above is looks discrimination, but it stops being discrimination once sex or sexual attraction enters the picture.
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PREACH, BABY!!!
ive had the opposite happen
its worse with pathetic creepy ugly loser women cause they aint prepared for rejection like most fellers and they feels entitled to attention no matter what
it really sends em spinnin to the moon babblin in tongues specially when yall calmly points out said behavior in a 'toldya so' kinda way
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They nasty too!
Yes. The dynamic here is that the more attractive person is entitled to make the first contact. If the less attractive person initiates contact, the same ugly hostility that just came out of your mouth will happen. This is true for both genders. Ugly people quickly learn their place in the world. They must accept being treated like social lepers regardless of their intelligence, initiative, or motivation.
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In many ways ugly and beautiful are very subjective terms. I think you're making a bigger deal about what I said than it's worth.
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I have no emotional position here, but I'm framing the problem with social psychology. If attractiveness is quantified with facial symmetry, you have a somewhat objective basis, although not perfect, upon which to proceed. I believe there is a BBC series on "The Science of Attraction" that summarizes findings in this area.
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Beauty is only subjective to a point. There are people that a higher percentage of the general population will find attractive than others. One good way to find out your level of attractiveness is at a dance club, if you see some guys with women rubbing themselves all over them but many of the women there are ignoring you, that's a good sign. When women get drunk and horny, they become 100% shallow and attatch themselves to the attractive and automatically block out anyone who isn't.
I've seen it.
Anyway, it's wrong to discriminate in the workplace unless it's a job that requires a person to be attractive and in shape. I just happen to be one if the people who is not a fan of dudes I'm not into even approaching me for more than the time of day, and I have that right. It's no tragedy, and it ain't hard for people to know what league they're in to tell you the truth.
If a person thinks they wanna meet someone out of his or her league he or she ought to work to improve his or herself rather than getting butthurt and angry, because they are a 3 and some 8 or 9 won't give em the time of day.
So what, who cares. As long as people are friendly and or polite I can be friendly and or polite back. However, I've had more than my share of sexual harassment, and being hit on by creeps I wasn't interested in this life so I really don't want to be bothered with people who can't pick up on subtle cues of facial expression and body language that indicate that I would NEVER be interested in more than platonic friendship.