People always judge by looks, and never really get to know who the person really is. It's a shame.

Sounds like Stewie in that one Family Guy episode.

**** her. You deserve better. edit: not literally

FML retry fail. This one is an exact copy of one from a couple years ago. Try again.

I'm sure I've seen this FML ages ago.

For all the floods of, "I've seen this FML before!": is it really so inconceivable that bitchy/douchey blind date-itis is on the rise? Assholism in general seems to be contagious, so I'm honestly not surprised that the scenario in this FML is a recurring one.

I'm glad I didn't write my boyfriend off based on his appearance when I first met him. If I had met him a few years earlier I probably would have. I had a bad experience falling for a guy who was only beautiful on the outside, but I allowed his superficial charm to beguile me into seeing an inner beauty that wasn't really there. I learned my lesson the hard way. Then my sister told me about her friend, Jared, who was kind enough to carry their drunk friend home even though she was being very belligerent in public. I thought he sounded like a really nice person and I looked forward to meeting him. I wasn't impressed with how he looked when I first met him at my sister's birthday party, but I gave him a chance and found that he was not only kind, but smart and a lot of fun too. When he kissed me that night I also found that he was a very good kisser. We went on a date the next day and really hit it off. He called me the following.weekend after I went home (over 150 miles away) and we talked for (I'm not exaggerating) 14 hours, only taking breaks to eat and go to the bathroom. Over a year later we are still together and very much in love with plans on starting a life together. Jared is by far the most beautiful person I've ever met and now when I look at him I wonder why I ever thought he was less than incredibly handsome. **** HER life because she's as foolish as I used to be and passed up a chance at what may have been a wonderful relationship. She'll likely fall for a guy whose only redeeming quality is his appearance and get her heart broken. You, on the other hand, were spared wasted time with a person who clearly doesn't deserve you, and will likely one day meet someone who will look past any physical flaws you may have to see your true beauty from the inside out. Good luck, OP, and chin up!

Attraction is a complex thing. If possible, try to look at this as not wasting your time either. It's not that you're an inferior person, it's just that she's looking for a Cadillac and you're a Lincoln.

43- I'd love to thumb up your comment but I can't on my phone! I agree with you wholeheartedly. As the cliche goes "Beauty is skin deep" but op's blind date is a sad reflection on how judgemental society is.

Well she's a bitch