It seems unfair that when a person is visually appealing, they have an advantage. Our brains do it automatically. We're like automatons following some primal instinct leading many to go to extreme measures to achieve some arbitrary notion of what it means to be beautiful. We end up with a steady line of look-alikes. True beauty is often hidden behind an ordinary or even unappealing exterior. Learning to see and appreciate the uniqueness and diversity of a human body and the personality beneath the surface seems a worthwhile practice in changing the thinking about and responding to others. KAS
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