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9	"Looks don't matter" I too would love to believe that everyone is perfectly logical they'd simply and objectively look at all the different qualities as a person and do an a/b column in their heads and make a well-reasoned decision whether or not to be attracted to them. People may or may not be aware of all of the qualities that you're mentioning. People will certainly use those qualities to justify why they decided to be attracted to a person after the fact. The reality is at the end of the day they simply 'feel' …	/r/seduction	16/03/17 02:10 PM
6	"Looks don't matter" But why did you find them attractive? At the end of the day did you not simply 'feel' attracted to them? Where did that feeling of attraction come from? Did it simply well up from deep inside you based on processes that you have no insight into or control over? Where exactly was the choice?	/r/seduction	16/03/17 01:52 PM
1	Who else is disgusted by this there/their has always been an issue for me. sigh	/r/MensRights	09/07/10 04:30 PM
1	Who else is disgusted by this If its fake, so what? This is a common situation. Look at any divorce statistics. Its still relevant and worth talking about.	/r/MensRights	09/07/10 01:17 AM
11	Who else is disgusted by this The thing is, though a small percentage of women are horrible enough to consciously and proactively plan there divorce for maximum benefits, the example does highlight a much larger and more serious problem. Because there are even greater number of women who don't consciously think that way but may still act just as unfairly when the divorce shit hits the fan. An even larger number of women who wouldn't never act that unfairly UNTILL they sit down with the divorce lawyer who then convinces them …	/r/MensRights	09/07/10 01:14 AM
1	Who else is disgusted by this I agree. Think of it this way, let's say marriage was never invented. People got along just fine without it all these years. They had families, they lived together, shared expenses, raised children, all with no marriage. In this world, would people invent marriage? Why? For what, insurance coverage?	/r/MensRights	09/07/10 12:49 AM

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