@Bringonthebloodydrama
"I think men do treat you differently and in my opinion do treat you worse. They don't like it when a woman, especially a beautiful woman is seen to reject them, their ego is doubly bruised so they tend to come back with nastier insults."
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Just playing Devil’s Advocate here. Surely it would sting more to be turned down by someone you believed to be less attractive?
On a number of occasions in my 20s, when I’ve politely turned a man down in a club, I have been subjected to abuse. It has happened to many, if not all, of my friends too. Actually shocking now that I think about it, but it was, at the time, an expected part of an evening clubbing.
Presumably it happened because that particular man on each occasion found us attractive enough to try it on, but we don’t know his actual motives, or thoughts, or even if he was sober enough to see our faces. That may not be the same as being considered universally beautiful though. I guess you could argue that the more attractive you are, the more frequently it is likely to happen to you.
But then some PP have suggested that their beauty prevented a lot of men from being brave enough to approach them, so maybe you could argue that statistically, more average looking people suffer more harassment and abuse from unpleasant men.
It seems to me that beauty is subjective anyway and it is impossible to know how much of a bearing your face has on your experiences when so many other factors, such as your personality, confidence and demeanour, are brought into each transaction that you have.