| And visa versa? Do you find this to be true in your life? Or is it more stratified by income? |
| Yes birds of a feather flock together. We sometimes let ugly rich people into our circle because they always offer to pick up the tab. |
| They do. |
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We just joined a 55 and over community to snowbird at. I think I was 56 and DH 59 when we bought there 2.5 years ago. We’re some of the youngest and we’re fairly attractive.
I noticed that all our good friends there are younger (like us) and attractive. So that’s how the world works, I am thinking. |
| I know some attractive people who have ugly friends. It makes them feel better about themselves I think. |
| Define attractive |
| "Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder" |
| Why yes. Yes, we do. Why do you ask? |
| Yes. Of course. How is this even a question? People tend to couple up with people who are of similar attractiveness -- there is a ton of research out there on this. |
| I'm conventionally attractive and I am attracted to people who look smart, seem kind, and are funny. As an adult it's a non-issue on who is attracted to me but in college any time there was a group project it was always boys I didn't know who were asking to be in a group with me. |
Of course. Common sociological behavior for all of recorded history. There is also the behavior of "mids" or "duffs" to be accepted into a group to make the hotter ones of the friend group look even hotter. |
| Everyone gravitates toward attractive people and away from unattractive people. |
You're 56 and just figured this out? Make the most of your new found power while you still can! |
| I remember reading a study that supported this in a psychology class a looong time ago. I remember talking about it with friends and we kind of agreed we were all the same level of good looking. |