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Did the most attractive people at your school/college/university...

...hang around with eachother?

Anecdotal experience suggests that attractive females/guys usually tend to sort of hang around in groups.

Would you agree/disagree?

If you agree, why do you think this is?

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Reply 1

greatguy277

I was the most attractive at my school and I hung around with anyone as I'm not a cocky ****.

Reply 2

username155270

Because the others don't like you, judge you, look at you like you're stupid, don't accept you.

Reply 3

MountKimbie

Original post by xobeauty

Because the others don't like you, judge you, look at you like you're stupid, don't accept you.

What do you mean by this?

No, I kept to myself

Original post by MountKimbie

What do you mean by this?

They already have their mind made up about you although they don't really know you, even if you make sense, present yourself good around them they will still roll their eyes at you.

Reply 6

MountKimbie

Original post by xobeauty

They already have their mind made up about you although they don't really know you, even if you make sense, present yourself good around them they will still roll their eyes at you.

Are these the attractive people or? I'm still a bit confused.

Reply 7

username155270

Original post by MountKimbie

Are these the attractive people or? I'm still a bit confused.

Attractive ppl being judged

Reply 8

MountKimbie

Original post by xobeauty

Attractive ppl being judged

I went to a really nice sixth form where everybody (mostly) got along, regardless of looks so I'm just curious really. However, the attractive people did all seem to group together.

Reply 9

AsandaLFC

Im attractive and I have always never want to hang with someone who looks better than me

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Reply 10

MountKimbie

Original post by AsandaLFC

Im attractive and I have always never want to hang with someone who looks better than me

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How come?

Reply 11

Dinasaurus

I think in general, people of similar attractiveness levels hung out with eachother. Obviously there were a few outliers and it is also subjective.

But I don't think I have any 'ugly' friends, however I don't think my school had enough 'super hot' people to justify them only being friends each other or they'd be pretty lonely.

Reply 12

username155270

A lot of those group of people don't even like each other.

Reply 13

N-R-G

It's the same with intelligent people to in fact its true of most groups.

Reply 14

MountKimbie

Original post by N-R-G

It's the same with intelligent people to in fact its true of most groups.

At university though you have people that are of mostly high intelligence though.

Reply 15

N-R-G

Original post by MountKimbie

At university though you have people that are of mostly high intelligence though.

yeah but then you get the super intelligent types who get top marks in everything in an impenetrable group. I guess its the same with good looking people.

Reply 16

MountKimbie

Original post by TheArtofProtest

The ugly ones worshiped my beauty and I exploited them mercilessly.

Reply 17

Dancatpro

Original post by greatguy277

I was the most attractive at my school and I hung around with anyone as I'm not a cocky ****.

Your post shows you're cocky and arrogant.

Nice one.

And before you even try to argue; one cannot be objectively the most attractive as it's a matter of opinion.

Reply 18

Black Cat

If were talking about university the majority hang out with people similar to them for example you tend to see asians and black people with their own in groups same with white people and ofcourse a mix between all three. I also noticed that well known (popular) people tend to hang around with other popular people usually promoters, party heads, society leaders etc.

Reply 19

MountKimbie

Original post by Dancatpro

Your post shows you're cocky and arrogant.

Nice one.

And before you even try to argue; one cannot be objectively the most attractive as it's a matter of opinion.