Why appearance doesn't matter

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Because whenever you in a prolonged social situation with certain people, where you see them almost every day for a long period of time, you learn that you never judge a book by its cover.

For example, in school or a work situation,you slowly begin to learn who people really are. Sometimes the nerdiest, ugliest looking people have the biggest heart and biggest balls and those are the ones who you ultimately have the most respect for, and incidentally, in my experience, who the women in that same social circle inevitably end up with.

How many times have you judged a person based on their looks and have been completely wrong about them?

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People like butler and punchr make threads crying about people not liking them because they're ugly.

No nlgga, people don't like you cuz you got no heart.

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Because whenever you in a prolonged social situation with certain people, where you see them almost every day for a long period of time, you learn that you never judge a book by its cover.
For example, in school or a work situation,you slowly begin to learn who people really are. Sometimes the nerdiest, ugliest looking people have the biggest heart and biggest balls and those are the ones who you ultimately have the most respect for, and incidentally, in my experience, who the women in that same social circle inevitably end up with.

How many times have you judged a person based on their looks and have been completely wrong about them?

I don't know how many times, but I'm sure I have misjudged people based on first impressions or outward appearance.
I think I've become a better judge of character as I have aged and I'm less prone to hold a grudge.

Also, I think it wise to be slow to judge others based on their internet persona and content. "Texting" leaves room for error and limits full expression of character and/or personality. Social media discernment is now a thing, I suppose.

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I don't know how many times, but I'm sure I have misjudged people based on first impressions or outward appearance.
I think I've become a better judge of character as I have aged and I'm less prone to hold a grudge.

Also, I think it wise to be slow to judge others based on their internet persona and content. "Texting" leaves room for error and limits full expression of character and/or personality. Social media discernment is now a thing, I suppose.

That's called wisdom amd experience bruh.

The only peiple who are racist or prejudiced are the ones who don't get out much. That's why they're so ******.

Anyone you meet who shows himself to be a racist is showing himself to be a fool.