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Well, given how people in the five and under looks department have a much harder time finding people to procreate with, so it's kind of Darwinism in action.
Personally, I think people who watch reality television shouldn't be allowed to procreate, either.
Hey, OP, I think I see where you are coming from with this question. As absurd as the question may seem, it does point to the overall absurdity of some of even the most well-meaning posts in our forum. I have often thought that if I did not have a life in real time, I might be under the false impression that a woman such as myself (47 years old, salt and pepper hair greying at the temples, plump/thick figure, Black, attractive but not model beautiful) would not stand a chance in the dating world. Thankfully, when people meet me in person, I have no problems whatsoever attracting romance and friendship. No offense, but I have come to realize that many--but not all--of the people who participate in the Relationship forum do so because they are still learning. Aren't we all to a degree? Sometimes when I see some of the questions and opinions posted here, I think to myself, "No wonder this person is having such a hard time finding or attracting love." Iow, most are either running away from love or pushing it away with unrealistic "standards" that are designed to make sure they never have to do what it takes to be in a healthy relationship. I often wonder what the people here look like, or are like, in person--especially the ones who are so quick to reject anyone who isn't "perfect," whatever that is. Beauty (and ugliness for that matter) is indeed in the eye of the beholder. I see many physically beautiful people (not all) who are so very alone. I also see many people who might be considered "ugly" in the most fantastically loving relationships. So who is to say who should be allowed to marry or have children? Imo, anyone who would have the audacity to say that another person should not marry or procreate is living in some kind of alternate (probably internet) "reality," and it might be time to turn off the computer and welcome him- or herself back into the real world, in real time. Rant over.
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I don't understand.
If you have a problem with a poster, or a post, why not call that person out?
I don't have a problem with any posters. I'm just shaking my head in disbelief about some of the topics, and now, after reading some responses to this thread, at the high rate of reading comprehension issues. To those who get it...
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Are people really this shallow or is it all talk? 
To those who get it...
