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Is that a picture of you? hm, more attractive than I would have imagined.
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Are medical students attractive?
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Is that a picture of you? hm, more attractive than I would have imagined.
I do not know about medical students but yesterday it happened that i got to the emergency room... One of the first doctors, that came to see us was a resident, young lady around her 30... everything would be ok but she had a beard, hair were pretty noticeable like couple mm and then mustache that were shaved... When i looked at her i was bit shocked and felt sorry...
By saying this you have given all of us the excuse we need to hit on married girls. Excellent!
It would be worth noting that the majority of pre-med wannabees do not make it to med school so their pre-med status is questionable. May I suggest commenting only on the attractiveness of actual medical school students and doctors to make the MD v. physical attractiveness correlation more profound?
Another point to consider is that most people consider themselves to be more attractive than they really are, just like most people consider themselves to be smarter than the average person (aka illusory superiority), when clearly, not everybody can be the top tier. Examples of this would be the responses given in this forum. Some of our SD friends here even believe they're too attractive for their own good as well as having MD worthy intelligence. It may be so, but it would be wise to factor in illusory superiority.
Another point to consider is that most people consider themselves to be more attractive than they really are, just like most people consider themselves to be smarter than the average person (aka illusory superiority), when clearly, not everybody can be the top tier. Examples of this would be the responses given in this forum. Some of our SD friends here even believe they're too attractive for their own good as well as having MD worthy intelligence. It may be so, but it would be wise to factor in illusory superiority.
You know, I'd call that a server error if the posts weren't so far apart chronologically.
Sorry about that. I didn't know my posts had processed.
