BeautifulPeople It is an exclusive community of people considered as beautiful, founded with the purpose of establishing personal and professional relationships. In order to become a member it is necessary to register, send a photo and wait about 48 hours for members of the community of the opposite sex to cast their votes to decide whether you are handsome or not.
Once you enter, if the votes have been positive, you should take care of your image, since apparently users have been expelled for taking weight.
Although it seems a strange and superficial initiative (which it is), they currently have more than 600,000 members in 190 countries, which is said soon.
Now BeautifulPeople has decided that beauty should not be something exclusive to its members and therefore They have created a sperm and egg bank for anyone who wants to try to have handsome children.
According to the community’s administrative director, Greg Hodge, "Every father would like his son to be blessed with excellent attributes, being the most sought after attraction". Apparently the demand for this service is being very high.
This idea of "we are handsome, let's make the rest of the world too" (or "we are handsome and better, let the ugly have handsome children") was not the initial objective of the bank. At first it was thought to make the exclusive service for the partners of the portal, however, after valuing it, they decided to open it to everyone. Robert Hintze, founder of the sperm and ovule bank explains it this way:
Initially, we doubt to extend the offer to non-attractive people. But everyone - including the ugly - would want to bring handsome children into the world and we can't be selfish with our background of attractive genes.
Well, nothing, we must thank and all this community for giving up its wonderful background of attractive genes. I don't know what you think about it, but it seems to me personally too superficial to give so much importance to beauty, and not only that, but the mere fact of believing superiors, because they are considered handsome, already makes me reject such an initiative.
Because to begin with, nobody can assure you that your son really looks handsome. The genes are distributed in 50% of the father and mother and there are occasions, as is my case for example, since my children are dives to his mother, in that the physical appearance genes are almost completely yielded by the mother (or by the father). So, if the boy doesn't look handsome, can you claim? And if it comes out ugly but inherits the pedantry gene and in addition to ugly it is believed superior? (I know they are absurd questions, but of course, you have to lower the level to catch up with the circumstances ...).
