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This woman explains it. If we, as good-looking women, give an ugly scrote a chance, they will become abusive and cheat. Their egos will inflate and they think " if I can get HER, who knows if I can get hotter".
Whereas hot men know who they can get and choose you for a reason!
I haven't seen one man (except a couple of priests) who I can say is not ugly, and that's why I've been perpetually single. It's very easy for me to avoid dating ugly men because the temptation to date them doesn't exist.
Just here to say that of the 3 HV men I’ve known in my life, one is very handsome. All the girls in our college group thought he was “it.” He was quiet, not flashy, and didn’t date around. He married an extremely average-looking woman from our group (some would say unattractive) and they’ve been married for decades now. They live a quiet life, family oriented, and their kids are all grown.
The other two HV men I’ve known are also above-average attractive. Not celebrity gorgeous, but still good looking. The thing they all have in common is a lack of ego, and a gentle easy-going personality.
Well, the problem lies in also "giving someone a chance". This goes both sides, for women and men, BTW. So someone wanna start a relationship in which they artificially place theirselves in the top of the hierarchy; in the role of the leader. And then, they expect the partner they clearly don't like to worship the ground they walk on. So when she/he don't act the way they wanted them to, they complain about a supposedly inflated ego, when, IMO, the one with the inflated egos are those who talk about giving someone a chance.
I'm ugly myself, so I'd pretty hurt if I'd discovered my partner (as in a hypothetical one) thought of me that way. It's as if someone (especially a woman) could be a Nobel price, an accomplished writer, scientist, you name it, and because they're ugly, they're worthless to most people. It'd be easier to just say "don't date people you aren't attracted to".
This also creates the false narrative of "being attractive equals being high value". It doesn't make much logical sense to me. It's something the media has fabricated just to prey on women's insecurities, because most people are average, so they'd have to go under the knife to become good-looking. But ugly women, like me, have no chance of becoming high value because of our looks? Sincerely, fuck you. This is something that has always triggered me, so I'm sorry if I sound upset.