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12/4/2012 2:02:58 AM
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Ugly people get raised fundamentally different
When you grew up your parents could foresee your beta destiny so because they loved you so much that they didn't want you to hurt so they told you all these half-lies about equality and beauty is on the inside and America and this and that and that is what -blam!- you up insecurity wise.
Sooner or later you had to wake up and it hurt more than ever so you unconsciously solidified all those equalitarianism beta ideals and re-affirmed them with a vengeance.
It got to a point where you hate people who are natural alphas because your whole life you have been taught to not compete in something that would hurt you.
When you finally turned 16 and realized Cindy didn't want to go to the ball with you you started to harden inside. But it was your parents that gave you the fuel for your insecurity by trying to invent things about society that weren't there as to protect your wounded lil heart.
Just a theory I have
inb4 mass butt hurt and mass denial
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] petitminou [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] FloodPsychologis [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Viper Skills [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] FloodPsychologis I wish I had the actual study with me but basically the gist was, they showed pictures of different people and participants were told to choose the more attractive ones, and the participants pretty much chose the same people pretty consistently even though these involved different population groups across the world. So this isn't even taking into account personality or anything. Just pictures of people. [/quote] I can't remember the exact study, either, but I know which one you are talking about. I have an associates in Psychology. :)[/quote] Thanks for vouchering for me, I'm not making it up :D[/quote] There was also a study that showed people were more likely to attribute positive personality traits to attractive people(i.e halo effect). [/quote] Yup. I also remember the one where most people attributed negative qualities to black people more-so than any other race.
