Quote by David Levithan

He was attractive. I knew that. And I knew that attractive people always got away with things.

He was attractive. I knew that. And I knew that attractive p

Summary

This quote reflects the belief that attractive people are often favored or treated more leniently because of their physical appearance. The speaker acknowledges the person's attractiveness and assumes that they will have advantages or privileges due to societal biases towards beauty. It suggests a cynicism or resentment towards this perceived unfairness, highlighting the belief that beauty can act as a type of currency in gaining favorable treatment.

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By David Levithan

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