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What is is the scientific reason behind liking someone who isn't universally attractive?
Is liking someone based on logic? Or is it random? Or is it something that is bound to happen if you spend a considerable amount of time with that person?
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>>8715486
probably more of liking someone's personality
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>>8715486
>universally attractive
kek
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Read 'Families and How to Survive Them', Skinner and Cleese. Basic idea is we all have blind spots in our personalities, when we meet people with the same neuroses we can't see them, so think that person is great, have sex, everything is roses and squelchy funtime until the cracks start to show and the shared behavioural patterns start to manifest.
Basically, we are doomed to repeat this no mater how self-aware we are. So if you like someone, have sex with them and deal with the inevitable later.
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>>8715486
It probably has to do with low self esteem.
You find an unattractive woman attractive because it feels more attainable for you.
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>>8715486
Maybe it's hereditary and the likes and preferences you have are based off of your ancestors previous mates. Or something......
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