I so dearly hate people who hate people who factor in looks when considering a dating choice. It's no lie, it's usually ugly people. Yet, they get mad at people who care about their SO's looks, when they themselves won't go out with someone uglier than themselves.
Oh how I hate people who hate superficial people.
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guess you've never met anyone who ignored the superficiality up and down, huh?
my last ex cried her eyes out when I told her the fact that she was absoultley gorgeous had absoulutley nothing to do with why I was dating her.... and I stuck to my guns. It's amazing how dumb some people are.
my last ex cried her eyes out when I told her the fact that she was absoultley gorgeous had absoulutley nothing to do with why I was dating her.... and I stuck to my guns. It's amazing how dumb some people are.
:laugh:
It's not so much that we all do it - we do - but that some people, mostly virginal 12-15 year old males, act as though if Elisha Cuthbert and Jessica Alba invited them to a threesome they'd decline because one's too fat and the other too skinny :roll: Meanwhile if the aforelinked chick asked them on a date they'd cream their shorts while gushily accepting...
seriously...I barely ever get my hair cut because I think $10 is a ripoff
If it only cost $60 to be instantly attractive, sure, but for a haircut?
Anubis
No Lifer
no they ridicule you because you are stupid enough to pay 60$ for a haircut and 150$ on a pair of pants
Luckily I make enough money to make that girl look good. Unfortunately I would have to get some work done on the kids though.
Seriously I'm glad my wife or previous girlfriends didn't take looks into account. Hell maybe they did and I have a low self image but Iwould like to think that isn't the case.
Anubis, you'd be surprised at how much of a difference a haircut can make. It can't make someone ugly attractive, but it can make someone attractive unattractive.
As cocky as I'm sure this'll sound I'm an attractive guy (or so the ladies say
) but it doesn't matter how good you are, if you don't dress and maintain yourself appropriately (read: $$$$) you're not going to be as attractive as you could be.Think about it this way. Your looks will partly dictate your future wife (for those of us who are not yet married) I consider buying clothes, haircuts, facials, skincare, etc an investment... I'd far rather spend some money on that and cut back on my tech spending to end up with a hottie SO!
Different priorities.
Different priorities.
Anubis
No Lifer
Originally posted by: Qosis
Anubis, you'd be surprised at how much of a difference a haircut can make. It can't make someone ugly attractive, but it can make someone attractive unattractive.
As cocky as I'm sure this'll sound I'm an attractive guy (or so the ladies say
im well aware of what a good haircut can do however no haircut is worth 60$, 20$ mabye
your bolded statement is 1/2 true, yes maintaing yourself will make you more attractive but you dont NEED to spend $$$$$ to do it
and frankly i couldent care any fvcking less about how attractive people think i am, if someone finds me less attractive because i dont spend 60$ on a haircut and 150$ on pants then they arnt someone i would care to know
Originally posted by: Anubis
Originally posted by: Qosis
Anubis, you'd be surprised at how much of a difference a haircut can make. It can't make someone ugly attractive, but it can make someone attractive unattractive.
As cocky as I'm sure this'll sound I'm an attractive guy (or so the ladies say
im well aware of what a good haircut can do however no haircut is worth 60$, 20$ mabye
your bolded statement is 1/2 true, yes maintaing yourself will make you more attractive but you dont NEED to spend $$$$$ to do it
and frankly i couldent care any fvcking less about the subject as a whole
I guess it comes down to how much money you/your family has in the end. I waste money on much dumber things, so I don't mind spending money on that.
Obligatory house pic! Bwaha
Oh how I do so love being spoiled.
Schadenfreude
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For me the reason I spend so much on jeans (I'm usually at between $150 and $250) is not for the look, but for comfort. You cna get good looking jeans for $100 or so, but comfort is pretty important also.
Tight T, half-zip sweater, semi-faded jeans, and hush puppies > *
After my family nearly went bankrupt about two and a half years ago (after being wealthy for about 15 years) we ended up moving out of a 6,000 square foot house, which was worth well over $1m and had to move into a 2200 square foot house on rent. The new house was not only small, but also ugly and in a bad area. Our landlord was an asshole, and we were just a few thousand dollars away from losing the family business. After 2 years things are finally back up and going well again, and we were able to move into a nice place again.
While I do realize that I post it a bit excessively, I'm pretty happy right now... Once it wears off I'll stop being a pain in the ass.
Probably how it is relevant to the thread. There are plenty of wealthy people out there that don't spend to excess on clothes or a haircut. Not saying anything is wrong with buying nice jeans or having a good haircut, but how is your house relevant to this discussion? One, it isn't yours, and two we are talking about items such as clothing, hair-cut, and/or tanning. For the record I really do like Lucky Jeans and typically pay 80-100 for them -- I get nice haircuts too. However, if someone doesn't want to do that it doesn't mean they are poor or "not good enough." It means that they have different values or appreciate different things.
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