shallow people, i hate it - do you? Options

[timeflies51]

Personally, I can't help but cringe whenever I hear that someone *likes another person only for their looks and not for their personality or who they truly are. Sure, it's okay to think somebody is good-looking, but I think it's ridiculous for that to be the only reason someone would like them. It also annoys me when someone says, "I like them sooooooo much" and they've never or barely even talked to the person. (*Note: When I say "like" I mean as in a crush, or like-like, or whatever, not just saying, "Oh, s/he's hot.")

I just recently went to a sleepaway summer camp where relationships were the big thing. (As they say, "Jew camp is for lovers.") I could never keep track of who was going out with who and who broke up with who and who was making out/hooking up with who. I even had a friend who hooked up with a different guy every night, four nights in a row. I was deathly pissed at her, because that is just...sickening! What can I say? It's shallow. And it annoys me.

Usually I find that I begin to like someone after I really get to know them and have talked with them a lot - a taste of their personality. Looks can help, I suppose, as it's human nature to be attracted, but I think in a partner looks are a but a bonus.

I know I can't control the fact that people are like this, but does anyone share the same opinion?

[technicolour]

your point? That's Katt's [i believe that's her name], mine, and yours, sweetie.