That is true. The only exception is the Hot girl with self esteem issues. I've been in mostly relationships with attractive to very attractive girls. I'll take three examples.

I dated for 3 years a moderately attractive 5'6, 130lbs, size 5ish, C-cup, Brunette. She had a very very high level of confidence in herself. She performed admirably, equally demanding as much as giving.

I also for two years dated a 5'2, 110lbs, E-cup, with Black hair. This girl had almost zero self confidence though. Which I found strange considering I thought she was amazing. Beautiful, good cook, hard worker, you name it. She was also by far the best performer in bed. She gave so much I gae back just because I felt bad she was giving so much. Her confidence eventually ruined us though. Her lack of ability to deal with people on a regular basis and lack of self-confidence in finding a full time job really hurt us. I didn't know how to help her grow from it. So it didn't last.

The next is a 5'7, fit, redhead with C's and all the angles in all the right places. At about 125lbs this woman was a bomb shell. Terrible person though. Just awful. Imagine going on a date, and little things like she doesn't wait for you when you are getting out of the car in the theatre parking lot. As soon as the car is off shes out the door and on her way in. That combined with the sheer "im gonna just lay here and not even try to move" syndrome and "no guy has ever gotten me off so good luck trying" right before we begin. We only dated for a couple weeks. And these things kinda came along at a slow enough rate to brush off at first.

Overall, the hottest girl I have ever been with was the most horrible person overall. But the girl with the most potential out of any of them to really be someone was the runner up with self esteem issues. If she could only have realised how great she could be and work on it. She could really have been an amazing person. I just regret I couldn;'t help her achieve that.