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Most very attractive people (young adults in particular) seem to have a near-permanent stone-faced expression on their face in public. They either never say anything or never say much and come across to me as very-unfriendly.
Being a young adult straight single male, by default I've noticed this primarily with young women, but I've also noticed this amoung young guys too when I was bored.
Perhaps it is just my area.
The Greater Toronto Area is known for residents to be pretty cold or indifferent to strangers.
Perhaps I'm only noticing this because actractive people tend to draw more attention.
A lot of hot girls put up the "b**ch shield" because they're so sick of getting hit on constantly by guys. I guess it must get really annoying after a while, so they figure if they put up that shield it will reduce the douches hitting on them a bit, haha. I can't say I blame them. Once you get to know them, most hot girls are just as nice as anyone else, it's just a front. But I know it can be frustrating.
Perhaps it is just my area.
The Greater Toronto Area is known for residents to be pretty cold or indifferent to strangers.
When I think Toronto, I think "everything AND the kitchen sink." I think I read somewhere that the UN or some major organization declared Metro Toronto to be the world's most multi-ethnic area, on a per capita basis anyway. However, the ethnicity and attractiveness (is that a word?) are different topics, though some people think of some ethnic groups as being collectively more attractive than others.
I think that there's a chip on someone's shoulder to ward off unwelcomed advances, or deter someone from thinking there's a possibility...when there isn't. A lot of attractive people also seem to have an entitlement problem...that is, they are accustomed to having things "handed to them" more easily to them than they generally are to "average" folks.
Sometimes that's true. Other times it's just that they are more confident, and they carry themselves in a way that intimidates other people sometimes, which is natural.
attractive is part of the package, the full package is narcisst.
they dont have to act friendly bek there is always a line outside their door of wanabees.
people orbit around them.
see film interview with a vampire, tells it all.
Most very attractive people (young adults in particular) seem to have a near-permanent stone-faced expression on their face in public. They either never say anything or never say much and come across to me as very-unfriendly.
Being a young adult straight single male, by default I've noticed this primarily with young women, but I've also noticed this amoung young guys too when I was bored.
Perhaps it is just my area.
The Greater Toronto Area is known for residents to be pretty cold or indifferent to strangers.
Perhaps I'm only noticing this because actractive people tend to draw more attention.
Or maybe I'm on to something...
after hearing "nice ****" from a few hundred old men as they walk by on the street i think nice looking young women learn to develop an icy appearance to ward off such unpleasantness. or so i'm told :P
a better question would be, why does every man on earth believe it's his duty to try his luck with those women? i think if good looking young women were treated like everyone else around them, then they wouldnt have to be so icy and cold looking.
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