Imagine if every single being in existence was attractive. Not in the sense that we all look the same or portray a particular "image", but rather an objectiveness from each individual already naturally assuming we are all attractive. WHY?....
First of all, what would happen - we would be forced to have our own opinions and think for ourselves, because without the distraction of the physical attraction (because everyone is), the basis for liking someone would purely be stemming from their true personality and not from their outward beauty per se. We would be obligated to seriously know one another in order to decide whether we like them....haha which sounds obvious and yet cynical all at the same time but think about it....
Popularity would be based upon character and personality not physical attributes...
People would not be constantly picked on for their appearance (generally speaking)...
Relationships would flourish - why would you go out with someone if you didn't appreciate who they were and their likes/dislikes...beliefs...etc. i mean, everyone is good-looking so its not like it would be hard to find someone else. So the two would have to learn about the other and actally have meaningful conversations, interactions...etc...instead of just salivating over the fact that she is freakin hott!!!
but seriously (tongue in cheek)....its frustrating how a couple is formed. higher echelon people get with higher echelon people and hot people get with hot people, they have a "good time" and they break up. fabulous....
