Sonny Clark
Diamond Member
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- #121
Think of it as a con, a scam, taking unfair advantage of someone due to the fact that you were blessed with above average looks. The examples are many, just as they are played out in many movies. A nice looking woman using her looks to get money, jewelry, cars, homes, etc.. Men and women do it, it's common. Yes, I've had people tell me their stories of how they were used.Yes, I have heard many stories where a very nice looking man or woman has used their looks to get money, homes, cars, vacations, jewelry, etc.. It's not uncommon. It happens, it's real , and both men and women know how to use looks to attract the opposite sex. And, in some cases, they take unfair advantage of the looks they've been blessed with.I never said anything about child molestation. You obviously have me confused with someone else.Such as what?
As to your post I quoted of course. You said you heard "the same stories" and that you agree. What stories are these that are so horrible that they equate to child molestation?
Well, if you read the quoted post, Bonzi said "unfortunately many people use their looks to take advantage of people, or to get other things (like favors, money, merchandise etc.) - and it's not exclusive to females. To me those people are the lowest life forms (other than child molesters)." You agreed with these statements and said as much. You also said that you knew of some stories. This is what I'm referring to.
How do they take unfair advantage is what I'm interested in. Are you saying that because a person is good-looking, they FORCE another person to do nice things for them? Or is it that the other person has a crush or whatever and would do these things even if the attractive looking person came right out and said that she (or he) was not interested? Do you realize that gift buying, etc., is a part of the "wooing" process? Yes, some men actually like to buy a woman they find attractive gifts and things. So, if you could clarify and perhaps give an example of what you are referring to, that would be great.