Jamesy wrote:
My younger brother once told me that "Most people don't marry great looking partners!' Does anyone think this is a true or false statement?
I would apprecite some answers to this question?

What I really don't understand about this statement though is that 'what happens to all the good looking people then? Do they never get married? Or are they the ones breaking up marriages and having affairs with married peopel'?
I agree with your brother's statement to some degree. I believe that most people DON'T marry the most attractive or the most beautiful partners, because that is an extremely unlikely scenario. I think people compromise in the looks department, they will sacrifice one thing for another. For instance, a guy might end up marrying a cute girl, not an incredibly gorgeous girl, because he knows the probability of getting one is slim to none, so it is best to stick with something achievable. He is sticking with the best he can get, otherwise he'll be alone and will have no one.
There are rare circumstances though when a guy dates and marries a beautiful goddess of a female. However, it is a rarity, unless you've very lucky or you're a wealthy man, from which an attractive girl can feel safe and secure around you financially. This is the Mystery Method's train of thought, that beautiful girls go after guys with a higher survival and replication values. This is explains why some beautiful women marry average looking to unattractive men who are well off financially or rich, they aren't attracted to them due to looks, but for the sense of security.
I don't know what happens to "good looking" people and what their lot in life will be. If they are smart, they will learn to marry for personality as opposed to looks. Women my age (21-25) may be about all looks and physical beauty, but I tell you the truth. When they get in their late 20's or early 30's, they won't be so keen on appearences, they will need to survive, and thus won't be so superficial (but of course, there are exceptions). When you're young and living with your parents or with roomates and you're not really on your own and paying for everything, you have the luxury of being able to go for physical attractiveness solely. But when you're older and on your own, you'll quickly wise up and try to have some relationship, for the sake of survival or to negate the loneliness you feel (I'm speaking in what I presume is the female sense).