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You can be highly attractive and not very fit. And you definitely don't need to have a skin care routine to be considered attractive. I'd also argue that there
by mitchdoogle 6y ago
You can be highly attractive and not very fit. And you definitely don't need to have a skin care routine to be considered attractive.
I'd also argue that there is a feedback loop, i.e. attractive people are told they're attractive starting at a young age, and so a large part of their self-esteem comes from being attractive, so they feel more pressure to do the things you mention, i.e. skin care, working out.
- jdm2212 6y agoDefinitely agree that there's a feedback loop and strong long-term effect of initial level of natural attractiveness when you're young. One of the advantages of not starting out on the "is attractive -> gets self-esteem from attractiveness -> tries to be more attractive" cycle is that as you get older you don't feel like you're losing anything. It's no fun when you're young, but that's a small minority of most people's lives.