Appearance

[Editor: This maniac now puts up something that's gonna make me a maniac. I've been always disturbed by the fact that appearances matter much. Much more to anyone who mattered much to me. Here's the maniac for you:]

I bet most of us talk about how we don't go around judging how a person is like just by their appearance or how they dress or how they look. But on the contrary, this is how many of us judge another. Given the ability to think, we all assume that whatever the person is like on the outside, is how he/she is on the "inside". [She meant inside as in the heart you kinky scoundrel!]

Don't tell me no one is ever guilty of making judgements upon first impression. When we see a girl with piercings on her eyebrows/below her lips, wearing black tee, black pants and has the wildest hairdo you can ever imagine, we all start assuming she is a bad influence, she has the worst company and whatever nots the human mind is capable of thinking. But no one will ever know, except those who are close to her, that she could be a straight A' student in the University. [Which crazy retarded straight A' student from any Uni will do that? Find me one. I will wash your laundry for you.] When a lady carries an Armani bag, wears Hugo perfume, dresses in CK clothes, we assume she is a rich bitch who has everything we would want. But we will never know that she is also just another ordinary woman who takes the public transport on every other day to get to work and saves every bit of her hard earned money to get the things that's on her.

Even us ladies, we all adore looking at men who dress well enough to turn us on. [Sharks, you mean you women get turned on looking at a man in clothes? We men thought otherwise] But then again, we will never know what exactly the person is like beneath all this appearance. [Yes my dear, if it's men in clothes that turn you on, you will never know what exactly a person is like beneath] Hanging out with someone who has the whole "goth" look is also like a "mistake" in the eyes of our society. Everyone basically creates a category of their own and lump all those who don't dress "up to the standard" as people not to be associated/or seen outside with. [There's a benchmark for this as well?]

Try looking beyond the looks, the appearance and then maybe you would get to meet the real intellectuals around us.