WOULD U DATE A MAN WITH BAD TEETH. IF ALL YOU HAD TO GO WAS A PIC AND YOU FOUND THEM ATTRACTIVE AND THEN FOUND OUT THEY HAD BAD TEETH?

It may be a point of preference, but teeth? REALLY? Some people can't afford to get their teeth fixed. Some people are born with abnormal teeth. Is that their fault and should it be used against them as a person? I'm lucky, I happen to be in the military and get dental work done for free. But then again, realignment and whitening and what have you, unless done for the physical structure of the teeth is considered cosmetic and not covered in the military. I don't know about you, but if I had misaligned teeth or had a disease that caused me to lose them, I'm not going to go out and spend thousands of dollars on getting my grill up to a woman's superficial standards. Hell there is even a disease out there that causes your teeth to rot out of your head from the day your born. I find it rather pathetic that somebody would hold something that is pretty much out of a person's control against them.

People wonder what the hell is wrong with this world, one of the things is people are to damn caught up on looks. What the hell you gonna do when you get old and wrinkly, kill yourself because you're not perfect anymore. Anybody focused that much on looks should save the gene pool and not pursue a relationship.

I'm not deciding what other people should do. I'm answering a damn question. Part of that answer is the fact that some people are way too superficial.

Be attracted to what you want, but if somebody is going to push somebody away for something out of their control then I guess they will find something wrong with everybody they meet. Too them I say, have fun being alone.

My mother has genetics against her, but she is out of shape because she always quits working out. Willpower. Genetics are against me, but I overcome them. I work 40 hours a week, and 90% of the time I would rather just sit on the couch and watch tv all night. But I make the effort, get off my ***, and workout. As I said, I'm in the military, so I am kind of required to stay in shape, but it is also a point of health. Staying in shape keeps you healthier.

There are millions of workout programs out there. Some you can do sitting in front of a computer screen at work. The problem I see with some people is they try to say "I'm big boned" "I don't have time to work out" The key to being fit and healthy is staying active, keeping that metabolism up, and giving a crap about it. You can come up with any excuse in the world as to why you're not in shape, but that is exactly what it is, an excuse. The reason is you don't want to find a way to overcome the excuse.

How is it not? You sit on your butt all day, all your life, you're gonna be sitting in the doctor's office at some point. Any genetic fault, when it comes to fitness, can be overcome. Did you know that you can actually be a couch potato and be skinny? Carlos Mencia said it best, "The reason you're fat is because you got more going in your mouth than is coming out the other end." So, when somebody is sitting on the couch for 4 hours a night, watching TV and eating snacks, then turn around and complain that they don't have time to workout, I laugh at them.

I work out and hour a day, 6 days a week. I do it in my living room, using DVDs and some resistance bands. I don't go out and go to the gym, I don't do any special diets. But I pass my PT test with a 91.7%. All while working a 40 hour week, sometimes 56 hours a week. I sure as hell don't want to spend my limited free time burning 400-600 calories a night, but I do it anyways.

You find me one genetic trait, when it comes to fitness, that forces a person to be overweight and unhealthy and I'll eat my words. But every genetic trait, in terms of fitness, in this world can be overcome in one way or another, a person just has to choose to make the effort.

After that one is figured out, go tell my ex's 7 year old daughter she's gonna be unwanted because she has a genetic trait that she cannot overcome.