hale_bopp wrote:
hmm. The first question I want to ask is how old are you? It's seems people are more attracted to "better looking" people, but only people with intense immaturity would tell people about it or make fun or be nasty to someone about it to their face.
I'm assuming these people are around 13-17, when people act like that. (to be honest, an age group I can't really be bothered with)
Those people are entitled to think that but maybe when they get older they'll relise that you just don't say that to people. *thumbs down*
Anyway, to answer your origional question, I will say this.
Humans are animals. The dominent animals always get the most mates, it's a matter of gene selection to ensure the best possible genes for their offspring.
Humans don't relise this on their usual brain level, but their animal magnetism sees someone they like, and their primitive brain kicks into thinking that person I want to mate with as they have the best genes.
What determines what "good genes" are in humans is a mystery, as skinny blondes don't have any more chance of survival than normal people.
*Perhaps things like having a healthy looking body make the primitive brain think that the person has good genes?
*I don't want anyone to get offended by this as it's my theory about why this happens. Not saying there's any facts to back this up for humans.
Actually, I am working on a hunch here. The first thing we assume is that there is a general preference for young women, on the account that prior to modern medicine they were most likely to survive childbirth. Now assuming that most caucasians start off blonde before their hair darkens, being blonde means one is perceived as being younger; while this can create a "mental age" discrimination in the form of "dumb blonde" jokes, it means that in fact gentlemen prefer blondes for all purposes mating. As is with long hair; the ability to grow it is a sign of good health and therefore reproductive viability.
Uniformly, I seem to fall for really high academic acheivers. Whether it's the Ivy-leaguer or the valedictorian, they are generally considered smart beyond their peers. However, they also generally seem to be quite attractive; this makes things ever so worse in terms of I am so used to rejection...I know several nice girls, but again there's the whole fact I usually perseverate on a single girl I never notice when somebody likes me. Gahh!