Have you ever played a physically unnatractive opponent and found yourself wondering if his ugliness - the very ugliness that limits him in other endeavors - if that same ugliness might not be an advantage of sorts when it comes to having drive, determination, and fortitude? Let’s face it, most ugly people know their options in life are limited, so they're more apt to give 100% when they get a chance to put their talents to use.
On the other hand, a physcially attractive person might figure that even if he loses at the game of pool he can always move on to something else to help him attain his goal of working as little as possible to scrape by in life.
Can ugliness be an advantage? It could be. For a while I considered paying somebody to smash in my face, or paying a surgeon to do it in a less painful fashion. But it’s probably too late now. I've been good-looking for too long and wouldn't know how to put my new-found ugliness to good use. Yes, I wonder if being ugly might not be advantage of sorts when it comes to certain competitive endeavors.
Tommy Joe
On the other hand, a physcially attractive person might figure that even if he loses at the game of pool he can always move on to something else to help him attain his goal of working as little as possible to scrape by in life.
Can ugliness be an advantage? It could be. For a while I considered paying somebody to smash in my face, or paying a surgeon to do it in a less painful fashion. But it’s probably too late now. I've been good-looking for too long and wouldn't know how to put my new-found ugliness to good use. Yes, I wonder if being ugly might not be advantage of sorts when it comes to certain competitive endeavors.
Tommy Joe