uncontrolledthoughts

But intersectionality aside: beauty as a concept has always been super important? What is considered physically beautiful often determined what oriented a society’s moral axis!

What does it mean if all the evil characters are ugly wenches? What does it mean if even an evil beautiful character has to either lose their beauty (People literally say this about Lucifer becoming Satan so), or compete with an even MORE beautiful prize, because it also has moral beauty?

Like when you read the word “virtuous” in some texts it looks like a physical compliment! As in you could see the virtue priming on her lips way over there!

And if beauty is important on both a physical and moral level, it stands to reason that it will just as important on a social level, where morals conflict with actions taken.

Beautiful people get more sympathy. Simple example: male children getting raped by hot teachers. Was even a joke on South Park. You literally have an example of children being harmed, with said harm being lessened as a priority based in beauty!

As in the actual harm a beautiful person can do is conventionally acceptable!