As always, beauty and success are both interest topics for all of its influence. However, in this topic I am referring to beauty as a pleasing appearance, literally; physical appearance (well-proportioned body, smooth skin..etc.). Everyone desires success but, is beauty a contributing factor in its achievement............

Does beauty affect one's success in life?

I don't think that the beauty affects success in life.
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In my opinion beauty doesn't affect the successful life.... our persenality and our attitute is much affect the seccess life...

It can, especially if used for their benefit. though certainly not all the time. There are still many other factors to be successful, despite the beauty can be one - another may be intelligence, motivation in life, persistence, industry, guts, strategy, luck and many others ..

I think beauty affects the success. so many beautiful people in my life have achieved a lot.

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Yes it is true that beauty really affect success in life I have seen many people.

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It opens doors - whether you are refering to visual attractiveness, talent, charisma, whatnot.

It doesn't keep them open or allow you to stay inside forever.

Before television, there seemed to be more opportunity to be great AND unatractive. Lincoln, when accused of being "two-faced", famously retorted, "If I had two faces, do you think I would be wearing this one?"

Ironically, forums like this are allowing people to "appear" beautiful (or ugly) based on their assertions and not their faces.

It reminds me of a friend of mine who loved Terry Gross (host of NPR's "Fresh Air") from afar (she has the best voice on radio) until he saw her picture and remarked "I thought she looked like her voice not her name!" (My apologies Terry - I still love you.)
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