I was watching the news this morning and there were a bunch of 'cookie cutter' boys (teens, early twenties) on there trying out for some modeling job and it got me thinking. Models, whether male or female, and for the most part, really good looking people tend to be treated much better and become idolized, in a way. Here's my question/statement:
Being extra attractive isn't anything the person did personally. It doesn't take any extra talent or mental abilities. They're basically employable soley on appearances. I realize that genetics has a part to play in this, but I wonder why these people get special treatment? They would be chosen (probably a higher percentage of the time) over a less attractive person for a job, if both had the same resume`. When's the last time you saw an attractive homeless person?
Now, some may have other talents. They may have a very keen mind, they may be able to play a musical instrument well, . . . . but this is about those who get by on looks alone.
Being extra attractive isn't anything the person did personally. It doesn't take any extra talent or mental abilities. They're basically employable soley on appearances. I realize that genetics has a part to play in this, but I wonder why these people get special treatment? They would be chosen (probably a higher percentage of the time) over a less attractive person for a job, if both had the same resume`. When's the last time you saw an attractive homeless person?
Now, some may have other talents. They may have a very keen mind, they may be able to play a musical instrument well, . . . . but this is about those who get by on looks alone.