Maybe if these people in this video would have the decency to put on some general make-up and cover up those pimples and spots on their faces, I would have believed some of their great oppressions of "being pretty". Most of these people look like they just woke up and didn't even brush their teeth. Why not get some truly pretty people and let them tell you how much being pretty has COMPLETELY HELD THEM BACK IN LIFE, from getting a decent job to getting off with a warning from a cop for speeding while the rest of us have to pay a $200 ticket.

I really enjoyed this. It just shows that there are certain assumptions made about all sorts of groups, and even though one might seem to have more privileges than others, there are still things that they may need to overcome or deal with. Thanks Julia L. for your comments. Also, these people might not be absolutely gorgeous, but they are better looking than average, and its interesting to hear about how people comment on beauty based on an unrealistic standard perpetuated by the media. This was really insightful, even though I can understand how many people would be resentful of these people's experience.All the best,

Beautiful people feeling oppressed is real. If you don't believe me, look at the rest of the reviews that I assume are by *average* people who don't understand this concept. From simply the prevalent narrow minded response that this short film has generated, it is plainly evident that beautiful people are oppressed and victimized by their appearance. The very animosity that people are posting is evidence enough that they do not think that being beautiful and being a real person are compatible. I've thought about this problem before and I thought this clip was very illuminating.

Flattery will get you everywhere. This must be a joke. That fat one at the end....."It's hard to be looked at?" STFU You are not pretty.......really!