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[quote=Anonymous]I would posit it always matters. Like it or not, cute, attractive kids with a nice personality are treated better by adults, including teachers. This in turn boosts their confidence and social skills, versus feeling abandoned/rejected. The confidence and happiness makes them more appealing to be around, to peers and (again) to other adults. It's a cycle, and it starts probably from birth. [/quote]
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