Pretty privilege does exist it’s just that we do not acknowledge it. This issue has to be given attention before things get out of hand. Being “pretty” or “handsome” makes people look at us differently. It makes it easier for us to be more successful to put it plainly.
Some people have never felt physically attractive in their life. They always have to work extra hard in order to attain some chances in their life. Most people end up being saved by their courage and confidence. It’s not that attractive people just get things done for then but let’s be honest they really do benefit from what everyone is willing to do for them.
Here in Kenya being beautiful or handsome as per what the society describes it is important. Ladies have to have that curvy body and a lighter skin tone while men have to have that masculine body tall dark and handsome. Believe it not a bigger percentage has really benefited from their physical appearance and are successful just from it.
It’s more likely that attractive people have a higher chance of getting employed than someone who has got the skills. These are the people when in the wrong are not punished harshly. People have this judgement that pretty people are more healthier,competent and reliable than others.
The society should change their perspective of beauty. Beauty is not only skin deep but goes beyond that. If we change our perspective then we will be eaqually beautiful and handsome.
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