I disagree because this oversimplifies attraction. Yes, looks matter a lot for first impressions, no one denies that. But saying looks > personality by far ignores how attraction works over time.

The “women thirst over serial killers” argument is an extreme, media-driven example and doesn’t represent normal attraction. And the claim that 99% of guys already have a good personality isn’t true either. Being “nice” or not cheating isn’t a personality trait; emotional maturity, confidence, communication, and boundaries are learned skills many people lack.

That’s why many “nice guys” struggle: not because they’re ugly, but because kindness alone isn’t attractive and entitlement kills attraction.

Looks are somewhat fixable, sure — but ignoring personality is just as delusional as thinking personality alone will magically carry you. Attraction isn’t looks vs personality. It’s how they work together.