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You're not cute.

So how important are physical features in a relationship. Would you date someone ugly? Have you dated someone ugly? Are you ugly? 


The first episode of Married at First Sight, definitely made me realize that physical attraction does mean a lot in a relationship. A lot of people can say that the physical chemistry is not all that matters. And I'm sure I've even said it. But if you were put in the situation where you were paired up to marry an ugly person would you do it? Would you have 2nd thoughts? Would you wait to find out what was in the inside before you swiped left?



I know I would have, no shame, I know. Now I know my hubbie isn't the hottest guy around, we all know that title goes to Lil Wayne (bwahaha) but honestly if he looked ugly and not my type I would have never given him a chance nearly 5 years ago. Same goes with him. He most definitely would not have asked me to dance at that summer party. He would have just seen me and said "Bye Felicia" before walking away!


So in a way I agree with Jacklyn for being so distraught and disappointed when she first laid eyes on her soon to be husband. But I also feel like she put herself in that predicament. She knew she was going to meet her husband for the first time seconds before saying I do so he could have easily not been her type physically, just as she may not be his type. 



Have you ever been in a similar situation? Have you ever been on a blind date and found out you were set up with Shrek or Fiona? Be honest!
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