That's true. I thought it necessary to include it, because, in the experiences of some of my piers, it's possible to walk into a relationship, thinking that you may be able to pursue a person romantically, and find out that you just don't feel comfortable kissing that person, etc.
Well yeah. Attractiveness is subjective of course (someone might find me attractive, and you might not), but if one finds a person to be unattractive, that unattractive person cannot be loved by them, in a long term, marital scenario. True love, encompasses some lust, I believe
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so sorry. i didn't make that clear in my last post. what i mean is, "unattractive couples," in general, aren't necessarily less likely to be in love, but case by case, it may be more likely that one or both members wouldn't find the other attractive.
Given that the attractiveness of a person is substantially objective (at least within cultures) does that mean that an "unattractive couple" are less likely to be in love? — Jake Tarragon
If both people in the relationship are attracted to each other, there is a potential for love. So, to answer your question, an "unattractive couple" isn't necessarily less likely to be in love, but I suppose its more likely that one or both members wouldn't find the other attractive.