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    1. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 12 Nov 2020

      In my experience, the biggest unspoken and often unseen social motivator is attractiveness. Consistently, hotter people are treated better, even subtly, and consistently most people around me have either denied or ignored that they're treating/being treated differently.

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    2. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 12 Nov 2020

      Hotter people are more confident, because they've been getting this boost from society that's invisible to them. In their world, people just like them more, treat them better, and they don't see how unattractive people don't get the same treatment.

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    3. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 12 Nov 2020

      I've seen my male friends swarm an attractive women and describe her personality as glowing, her demeanor as confident and assured, when in my opinion she was not actually cool; they were blinded by her face and they were completely unaware to how blinded they were.

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    4. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 12 Nov 2020

      I've also seen really attractive friends get treated well; people smile at them more, pay them more attention in conversations, ask them more questions, are kinder, get more favors, and those attractive friends never once acknowledge that being hot is why they're so confident.

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      Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 12 Nov 2020

      I'm not sayin all this is bad, that we should treat ppl equally, but I would like a greater acknowledgement and visibility. I'm not usually into 'privilege' conversations but this seems like the biggest unspoken privilege of our time, significantly greater than racial disparity

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        2. Erick‏ @fejta 12 Nov 2020
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          Good poll question!

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        1. Steven Willcox‏ @StevenWillcox2 12 Nov 2020
          Replying to @Aella_Girl

          It's only unspoken between pretty people. Ugly people are well aware of this issue. It's just how people are. Humans also tend to care more about protecting cute animals

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        1. Chaos‏ @chaosprime 12 Nov 2020
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        1. Stewart Carl Bova‏ @StewartCBova 12 Nov 2020
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          I do think one reason why men don't acknowledge this benefiting them: They don't think to actively use their attractiveness to their advantage, so they are more blind to it. Idk 2 cents

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        1. SamPatt‏ @SamuelPatt 12 Nov 2020
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          Hard to discuss when it's difficult to know how others perceive you. At least with most other issues your own identity is more less a known quantity, both to yourself and others. Many attractive people don't consider themselves attractive, and plenty of unattractive do.

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        1. Incredulous Kell‏ @_KellieMae 12 Nov 2020
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          I watched in college as the "hottest" girl on campus was picked apart the most severely when she left the room (by other girls). Definitely a jealousy thing, they called her "Barbie". Fascinating to watch. I thought she was nice.

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        1. VanChandler‏ @VanChandler10 12 Nov 2020
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          You're explaining how human beings have worked since time immemorial. It's not new or unspoken. And its 100% privilege. We all know it, 95% of us envy it, and the top 5% don't understand what the big deal is. You're one of the rare 5% people, @Aella_Girl . Good morning. ❤️

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        2. niplav‏ @niplavyushtun 12 Nov 2020
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          Hm. Isn't the biggest unspoken privilege hedonic setpoint?

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        3. Brian 🇲🇽 🇮🇱‏ @SpeakingBee 12 Nov 2020
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          No. That's close, but good health and long life from sturdy genes beats it out.

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