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In short, I would say that the frustration of dealing with
slower people is worse than being one of the slower people,
even if you know you are slow. obviously most people who are
relatively slow don't know it, but I think I've glimpsed how
they experience the world.
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attractiveness
What does it feel like to be both
very physically beautiful and very
academically intelligent?
Anon User
Being intelligent and attractive is a continuous test of character.
It's incredibly tempting to rely on your looks to get you
places, and you have to make and adhere to a firm decision of
not taking that ticket because you can. It's also really lonely.
You can't really complain about it to anyone because to do
so, you'd have to break the unspoken convention of never acknowledging
your own beauty. even when writing this answer,
I found myself wishing I could share it with friends but
knowing that to do so would be socially unacceptable. When
you're pretty, people mock you if you say anything negative
about your looks, but they would find you stuck-up and intolerable
if you actually admitted that you knew people found
you attractive.
how it affects your childhood
If you have siblings, no matter how smart you are, you are
"the pretty one." Your sister is jealous but you don't realize
that's why she says things about how she's so much smarter
than you are and that your parents think you're dumb in comparison.
You grow up learning that looks matter a lot. My
immigrant grandparent was prouder of my looks than my
education, which was a startling truth to discover. All of your