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People overestimate the impact of meagre things like the shape of your face and the richness of your hair, when actually what matters more is your fitness, your
by dartharva 6y ago
People overestimate the impact of meagre things like the shape of your face and the richness of your hair, when actually what matters more is your fitness, your gait and posture, and the strength you show in carrying yourself; even if we're only talking about appearances.
- Koshkin 6y agoIn practice, age comes first 90% of the time.
- saiya-jin 6y agoAll combines into a final impression. Great body and all the rest can be easily ruined by ie weird shape of your head, something hair can hide very effectively. Final impression is not the sum of positive parts as much as negative ones (and for attractivity the lack of those). Its like saying look it easy for me, I've done it so anybody can. But not all have the same conditions, genes etc.
- superbcarrot 6y agoThey're different attributes though. It's hard to argue that: - all other things being equal, people with full hair are more attractive than people with thinning hair / bald people - if you aren't balding, you should still take care of your fitness and posture When you tell someone who is balding to get fitter, what you're leaving out is that "fit + hair" still looks better than "fit + no hair". So the fitness/posture thing is almost a distraction in the argument.
- throwaway316943 6y agoI don’t think the first conjecture is as iron clad as you make it out to be.