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Sunday, October 4th, 2026, 1:32 pm

Money Does Not Make People Beautiful

Harsh.

I am more important than you

The common belief is that ugly people are attracted to money as they perceive that as a way to compensate for their ugliness (inside and/or outside) or past rejections (at a younger age). Beautiful people may be attracted to ugly people if they have money; but those ugly people are still ugly.

“Beautiful” as a term refers to some subjective condition, but based on social norms people can distinguish.

The bottom line is, it’s hardly surprising that many of the world’s richest people are ugly inside and ugly outside; the reason for their hoarding isn’t the need to do butchering procedures (plastic [sic] surgery [sic]) but a desire for recognition based on financial status, not goodwill or smart mind or good looks.

This has been a valid criticism for centuries already.

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