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Author: NadyaNadya Date: May 18, 2008 15:29
Immortalist wrote:
> On May 17, 8:57�pm, Nadya gmail.com> wrote:>> I wonder do someone's look influence your perception of their
>> personality? like, that one is attractive they must be lively, this
>> one is fat they must have a sense of humor etc.
I think there even was a links between body odor and attractiveness.
Lol maybe there's actual truth to the old cliche "she thinks her shit
don't stink" or at least not quite as bad as other's.
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Author: NadyaNadya Date: May 18, 2008 15:40
Antares wrote:
> On May 18, 9:34 am, Nadya gmail.com> wrote:>> Mxsmanic wrote:
>>> Nadya writes:
>>
>>>> I wonder do someone's look influence your perception of their
>>>> personality? like, that one is attractive they must be lively, this
>>>> one is fat they must have a sense of humor etc.
>>
>>> Everyone is influenced by appearance, but one can make a conscious effort to
>>> stay objective if one is aware of the influence that appearance can have.
>>
>> Or just go with the flow and trust your intuition.
>
> Going with the flow leads to conclusions like the earth is flat.
No actually, navigators on boats were among the first to notice the
earth's curvature when they sailed the seas.
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Author: toolytooly Date: May 18, 2008 20:06
>I wonder do someone's look influence your perception of their
> personality? like, that one is attractive they must be lively, this
> one is fat they must have a sense of humor etc.
I take a devil's advocate view on this and believe there is a relationship
between form and function. For one thing, I believe we betray our real
character by the things we surround ourselves with, with the very objects we
find 'value' in. A person with a bunch of tatoos on their body for
example...nah...not a lot of character there you see. But it is not because
the person wears tatoos, but that they would defame their own body for
reasons...well, who can know really, except they did not value themselves
all that much apparently.
I doubt they would value you or me more.
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Author: ImmortalistImmortalist Date: May 18, 2008 21:20
On May 18, 3:29 pm, Nadya gmail.com> wrote:> Immortalist wrote:
>> On May 17, 8:57�pm, Nadya gmail.com> wrote:>>> I wonder do someone's look influence your perception of their
>>> personality? like, that one is attractive they must be lively, this
>>> one is fat they must have a sense of humor etc.
>
>
> I think there even was a links between body odor and attractiveness.
> Lol maybe there's actual truth to the old cliche "she thinks her shit
> don't stink" or at least not quite as bad as other's.
In a fascinating recent study, Winnifred Cutler and her colleagues at
the Athena Institute for Women's Wellness in Chester Springs,
Pennsylvania, tested whether a synthesized version of a human male
pheromone...
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Author: bigfletch8bigfletch8 Date: May 18, 2008 23:52
On May 18, 1:57 pm, Nadya gmail.com> wrote:> I wonder do someone's look influence your perception of their
> personality? like, that one is attractive they must be lively, this
> one is fat they must have a sense of humor etc.
Always have been intruiged by the whole subject.
We have 'generally' moved beyond the stage where asymetrical
appearence was a sure fire way of potentially mating with another who
was unwell. I used to think it was purely a throw back to such times.
Of course there are much more lessons to be learned these day, from
the laws of attraction, more than just breeding "good stock". The self
searching that results from the massive %% of failed and failing
marriages takes people much deeper than ever required before.
Know thyself is more of a process than a recommendation!!!
The whole subject of what could be called "sacred geometry" provides
many answers.
A good recent 'scientific' study for example, discovered the athletic
potential of various athletes by the configuration, of all things,
their ears. Most would laugh that off, but that depends on if you
believe that all such patterns are just random.
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Author: bigfletch8bigfletch8 Date: May 19, 2008 00:01
On May 18, 2:44 pm, Nadya gmail.com> wrote:>> Nadya wrote:
>>> I wonder do someone's look influence your perception of their
>>> personality? like, that one is attractive they must be lively, this
>>> one is fat they must have a sense of humor etc.
>
>> Well, according to folks wisdom, we're not supposed to judge on
>> appearence yet there's relationships between look and behavior. It was
>> even found that the less attractive the more likely to commit a crime.
>> And whether one is the cause or the consequence, there's defnitive
>> benefits to be attractive and clear disadvantage to be ugly. It is
>> incorrect to make clear distinction between nature and society. Both
>> are ultimately different side of the same phenomena.
>
> Well...
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Author: MrWigglesworthMrWigglesworth Date: May 19, 2008 00:22
On May 18, 12:57 pm, Nadya gmail.com> wrote:> I wonder do someone's look influence your perception of their
> personality? like, that one is attractive they must be lively, this
> one is fat they must have a sense of humor etc.
Yes.
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Author: MichaelaMichaela Date: May 19, 2008 14:15
Nadya wrote:
> Mxsmanic wrote:
>> Nadya writes:
>>
>>> I wonder do someone's look influence your perception of their
>>> personality? like, that one is attractive they must be lively,
this
>>> one is fat they must have a sense of humor etc.
>>
>> Everyone is influenced by appearance, but one can make a conscious
>> effort to stay objective if one is aware of the influence that
>> appearance can have.
>
> Or just go with the flow and trust your intuition.
How does one differentiate between ego gratification and intuition?
- Michaela
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Author: nomedrafinomedrafi Date: May 19, 2008 15:36
Michaela wrote:
> Nadya wrote:
>> Mxsmanic wrote:
>>> Nadya writes:
>>>
>>>> I wonder do someone's look influence your perception of their
>>>> personality? like, that one is attractive they must be lively,
> this
>>>> one is fat they must have a sense of humor etc.
>>>
>>> Everyone is influenced by appearance, but one can make a conscious
>>> effort to stay objective if one is aware of the influence that
>>> appearance can have.
>>
>> Or just go with the flow and trust your intuition.
>
> How does one differentiate between ego gratification and intuition?
>
> - Michaela
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Author: StephanieStephanie Date: May 19, 2008 16:50
>I wonder do someone's look influence your perception of their
> personality? like, that one is attractive they must be lively, this
> one is fat they must have a sense of humor etc.
No.
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