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Do I have to become like my older brother?

One of life's greatest sarcasms is that most of the things we take for granted are the things we cannot control or can't even do anything about.

For instance, no one can control their genetics or how they look yet good looks are heavily rewarded upon by women.

It's like life was designed to cause us to fail from the beginning by giving us bad looks and bad genetics.
 
One of life's greatest sarcasms is that most of the things we take for granted are the things we cannot control or can't even do anything about.

For instance, no one can control their genetics or how they look yet good looks are heavily rewarded upon by women.

It's like life was designed to cause us to fail from the beginning by giving us bad looks and bad genetics.

The same thing is true for women. Perhaps it is even worse for women who are not naturally endowed with "good looks" because society places a higher value on a woman's looks than a man's. Mature people know that good looks are superficial and fade with age.
 

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