Judge a book by his or her cover...

People are liars. To what degree is to be determined, but I think a bit exist in everyone. One little white lie here, a tall tale there... despite the magnitude, it's still a lie. A lie that people often get tripped up in is the "personality outweighs anything else mentality." People are drawn by aesthetics. No matter what you describe as beauty, people are attracted to it one way or another. Everyone creates this image for themselves, but often times a little pop culture sprinkled on top will sway a perception one way or another. I think people miss out on a lot but just regarding the outside shell, before peeling away layers to see what's really there. Case in point, I have never heard a guy or a girl walk into a room, and as soon as they make eye contact with someone they may be interested in, they don't say, "Man, do you see how his/her personality shines?" Or, "I am so in awe of his/her intelligence." We often tend to judge a person on their face value (no pun intended), it's just something that we as people have grown into it. I think we all are guilty of it at one point or another, but the problems begin when these feelings aren't acknowledged. I Dunno, this is just something that has been on my mind for so long, just had to finally get it off. Any thoughts?