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Darren J.
08-28-2009, 11:02 PM
This is one of my pet peeves. I know not everyone was blessed with great looks. As far back as I can remember, my mom always told me to treat everyone equally, regardless of what they look like or what kind of problems they have. I noticed that attractive people are the most guilty of this. I don't want to label attractive people in general, because not all are like that, but it seems that way at times.


As a result, I am a little hesitant when it comes to attractive women. Even if one shows interest, I assume that she is shallow. I know it's a bit unfair on my part, but considering I've seen so many attractive people that are shallow, I believe my feelings are justified.


Any of you guys dislike shallow people as much as I do?

dawsongirl
08-28-2009, 11:15 PM
My self-esteem is way too low for me to be too shallow.

In general, I just hate egotistical people. How does being hot, or rich, or overly intelligent make you more deserving than me?? Seriously. :mad:

so elektrikkxx
08-28-2009, 11:15 PM
Yes. I dislike shallow people but there is a particular KIND of shallow person that annoys me; the type of person you can be dating who will constantly compare you to people they find more attractive, telling you that you should change and try to look as much like those examples of more "attractive" people, just so you will be more pleasing to them.

Marvo301
08-28-2009, 11:18 PM
Yes, shallow people annoy me!

Darren J.
08-28-2009, 11:22 PM
My self-esteem is way too low for me to be too shallow.

In general, I just had egotistical people. How does being hot, or rich, or overly intelligent make you more deserving than me?? Seriously. :mad:


The way I was raised, no one is more deserving than anyone else. A little humility really does go a long way.


Yes. I dislike shallow people but there is a particular KIND of shallow person that annoys me; the type of person you can be dating who will constantly compare you to people they find more attractive, telling you that you should change and try to look as much like those examples of more "attractive" people, just so you will be more pleasing to them.


Those are the people that deserve to be alone. No two people are alike, not even twins. I would never compare someone to a celebrity and tell them to be like that person. It's down right insulting.

Janice
08-28-2009, 11:48 PM
Yes, shallow people bore me. Their entire lives, people tell them how wonderful and great looking they are, so I guess at some point, they start believing it.

Chocoholic
08-28-2009, 11:53 PM
I can't stand it when people think they're so much better than everybody else and pick on those who are different than them. I know I have a disability and I'm not good-looking, but is that any reason to treat me poorly?

browneyes106
08-29-2009, 12:22 AM
The way I was raised, no one is more deserving than anyone else. A little humility really does go a long way.





Those are the people that deserve to be alone. No two people are alike, not even twins. I would never compare someone to a celebrity and tell them to be like that person. It's down right insulting.

I agree I was raised the same way too.

Darren J.
08-29-2009, 12:23 AM
I can't stand it when people think they're so much better than everybody else and pick on those who are different than them. I know I have a disability and I'm not good-looking, but is that any reason to treat me poorly?


I agree. Some people are down right cruel. I don't associate with those types of people.

PunkyP0WER
08-29-2009, 12:31 AM
my first boyfriend mike was very shallow and conceited. we were both equally good looking but having been an ugly duckling when i was younger i was humble about my vanity because i knew how it felt to be at both ends of the spectrum. mike on the other hand acted like he was God's gift to women. he was so in love with himself and his ego was further driven by the fact he was an "actor". after that, sounds cliche, but i really became attracted to a man's personality instead of looks.

beautifuldreamer
08-29-2009, 12:33 AM
Shallow people aren't worth talking to in my opinion. So if I'm talking to a person, and I start to feel like they are that way, then I just choose not to associate with them from that time on. It's worked pretty good for me so far. :D

beautifuldreamer
08-29-2009, 12:35 AM
my first boyfriend mike was very shallow and conceited. we were both equally good looking but having been an ugly duckling when i was younger i was humble about my vanity because i knew how it felt to be at both ends of the spectrum. mike on the other hand acted like he was God's gift to women. he was so in love with himself and his ego was further driven by the fact he was an "actor". after that, sounds cliche, but i really became attracted to a man's personality instead of looks.

Wow, Kim, he sounds like an idiot. :lol:
And I don't think it's cliche at all... when I meet a guy who has a really awesome personality... it improves his looks by like, ten times!:D

Darren J.
08-29-2009, 12:43 AM
my first boyfriend mike was very shallow and conceited. we were both equally good looking but having been an ugly duckling when i was younger i was humble about my vanity because i knew how it felt to be at both ends of the spectrum. mike on the other hand acted like he was God's gift to women. he was so in love with himself and his ego was further driven by the fact he was an "actor". after that, sounds cliche, but i really became attracted to a man's personality instead of looks.


My dad was the same way when he was my age, and he's still like that. Sad part is many women will fall for it.

MickeyMac
08-29-2009, 02:41 PM
I think some shallow people would be better off if there were less attractive. It would give them some humilty (or however you spell it).

dawsongirl
08-29-2009, 03:12 PM
I think some shallow people would be better off if there were less attractive. It would give them some humilty (or however you spell it).
That's a good idea.

Theda Bara
08-29-2009, 05:30 PM
I have found that shallow people are actually have deep rooted insecurities; they fed off praise and having their ego's stroked, when the bottom line is, they are harvesting an inferior complex.

Marvo301
08-29-2009, 05:33 PM
I have found that shallow people are actually have deep rooted insecurities; they fed off praise and having their ego's stroked, when the bottom line is, they are harvesting an inferior complex.
Good point Tara. People who put other people down usually do it in order to make themselves feel better.

Theda Bara
08-29-2009, 05:43 PM
Good point Tara. People who put other people down usually do it in order to make themselves feel better.
Thank you:)

Superficial people do not even bother me, I do not give them that power. If someone is only interested in another individual based on the surface, rather than the whole person. These shallow people, are not only ignorant and childish, but maybe in a lot of ways, afraid of expressing their own inner being (because it is not as perfect as they want people to know)...

sunshinefizzy
08-29-2009, 05:50 PM
I have found that shallow people are actually have deep rooted insecurities; they fed off praise and having their ego's stroked, when the bottom line is, they are harvesting an inferior complex.

Very true.

Darren J.
08-29-2009, 07:18 PM
I have found that shallow people are actually have deep rooted insecurities; they fed off praise and having their ego's stroked, when the bottom line is, they are harvesting an inferior complex.


Very true.