What truly defines attractiveness?
Love is indefinitely a complex emotion, but I want to hear everyone's opinion on a certain subject. There is not a doubt in my mind that physical appearance plays a role in a successful relationship, but I propose an alternative idea to simply basing how attractive one is off of their physical appearance. In my case, I can talk to basically anyone; I'm a social butterfly. Please note I am 18 and male if you feel that this may alter the differences in our opinions at the end. Nonetheless, when I want to start talking to someone (whether it be with sexual intention or not), their physical appearance plays a small role - it means little to nothing. Your appearance is nothing more than it sounds, it is only what I can see of you on the outside. When it comes time where I feel I am interested in someone, it has taken me time to see who they truly are, and in the instance where in the beginning I did not think they were very attractive, they become more and more attractive based on the things which I've discovered through talking to them frequently. The idea which I am trying to propose here is on the occasion where you make a friend who is unattractive, if you find things which you like about this individual which is not what you see on the outside, you begin to appreciate their appearance more and more. Do you guys feel the same way? Do you feel that physical attraction correlates with emotional attraction, or do you feel that physical attraction is what it is - there is no other way to address it other than simply "liking what you see"?
Physical Attraction can be acquired. | 18 | |
Physical Attraction cannot be acquired. | 6 | |
Other (Please comment below) | 2 |