[Benjamin]

Be honest, I know for some of you it does (in a good way or a bad way).

[Sophiee]

it does on first impressions. though when they're in the house and I've seen enough of their personality to judge it starts to become irrelevant.
I think sometimes if I like a housemate they become more attractive and vice versa too .

[Colbert-Bump]

No, I judge them on their actions.

[Valdora]

Absolutely not. The shallow nature of many BB fans on here makes me extremely sad for the human race at times. To me personalities are beautiful.

[LemonJam]

Honestly I'd be lying if Hazels appearance didn't initially help her be my favourite in the beginning, but that kind of superficiality doesn't last long.

[Shaun]

I try to ignore it really.

[Josy]

Nope I try to judge them on personality and how they act in the house

I pick up on little things though like I think Wolfy needs to brush her teeth and Gina's hair is awful but I wouldn't say things like that make me like them or dislike them as hm's.

[MTVN]

It shouldn't do but I know that I'd be lying if I said no lol. I mean, I'd still like/dislike them regardless of their appearance but it does probably enhance or strengthen my views either way (more so in terms of who I like, when I dislike people I don't tend to use their appearance against them)

[Jords]

BB is all about personalities.

[Donovan.]

Tbh, if they're ugly it makes me a bit, for lack of a better word, uncomfortable and it keeps me from really getting to know them for a few days. I don't immediately dislike them, I just get a bit distracted and end up not listening to what they have to say.

[the truth]

housemates who look for cheap attention and shock with their appearance often turn out to be uber bores

[joeysteele]

No, I always try to form an opinion of housemates more on what they say and do.

I have been in the company of people considered very unnattractive according to others,who are likely some of the nicest people you could meet.
By the same token, I have seen those who are almost magazine model types who are the cruellest and most arrogant people you could have the misfortune to come across.

For me how a person is, what they think, what they stand for and say and do are vastly more important than appearance.

[BigBrotherfan4ever]

No I wait to see what there like as HM, I couldn't care less what type of clothes they wear.

[thesheriff443]

I want more from a housemate than the way they look.
from a hetro man's point of view I don't watch bb for the women that go in, of course there will be times when someone will catch your eye, but if its only looks they have to offer then im not interested in keeping them in, just for the chance of seeing some flesh!

[fruit_cake]

yes it does make a difference, but it's not the only nor the most important factor. It's what people do with how they look that makes them attractive or unattractive to me.

[Headie]

I'll be very honest, I do usually support the black people every year because I am black myself and I enjoy supporting the ethnic miniorities who are like myself. *no one call me racist or anything, cos I support white people too* I also find that he black housemates can be more controvesial and entertaining, so I guess I can justify my actions too.

Just because I support the black housemates doesn't mean I dislike the white housemate, as a lot of my favourite housemates have been white, but usually for the first week or so, my favourites are usualy black.

[Gillian-73]

No not at all. I'm only interested how they are as a housemate.

[Black Dagger]

lol no.

[Macie Lightfoot]

How many people are ACTUALLY going to admit that it does? Further, how many people are actually aware that it does?

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by troynuncdicit

How many people are ACTUALLY going to admit that it does? Further, how many people are actually aware that it does?

it depends on the forum member!

[lostalex]

yes definitely.

I don't like to see ugly housemates picked on by good looking housemates. I definitely have more sympathy for the uglies.

I think that was why so many people sided with the outsiders last season, because it seemed like the good looking housemates picking on the ugly housemates.

[HarryEBrooks]

Honestly yes. I know it's awful! However to redeem myself once I see their personalities come out, my opinions sometimes change and they become more attractive to me!

[SharkAttack]

Not in the least. My faves have ranged from not-so-good looking to pretty good looking to smoking hot. If the personality and humor is not there, I am out. We get to watch all of them, attractive or not. For example, I'm not having a difficult time waiting for the Olivia Wilde look-alike to become more hysterical, but I'm loving me some Woooofy! Love them both, but I'd pick Wolfy to move on because she "moves" me more on the emotional level. It depends what these people are doing for you(in edits.)

[lostalex]

If Wolfy looked like Hazel, but behaved in exactly the same way, would Wolfy be so popular?

I don't think so.

I think Wolfy is more popular because she is ugly, so she get's more sympathy.

[billy123]

Originally Posted by HB123

I'll be very honest, I do usually support the black people every year because I am black myself and I enjoy supporting the ethnic miniorities who are like myself. *no one call me racist or anything, cos I support white people too* I also find that he black housemates can be more controvesial and entertaining, so I guess I can justify my actions too.

Just because I support the black housemates doesn't mean I dislike the white housemate, as a lot of my favourite housemates have been white, but usually for the first week or so, my favourites are usualy black.

Imagine if a white person said that jesus christ they would be dragged over hot coals.
Im white so i usually support white people you would get jumped on by PC nobheads
What if i made a comment about black people being loud and irritating is that ok?
(Im not racist or anything sometimes i support black people too)

That would be jumped upon as being racist yet you feel free to say those things? this is a ****ed up world we live in.