I once dated a guy and I thought I was under his league because he was rich and had a car (he actually knew girls that took plastic surgery.) He thought he was under my league because I got accepted into a great college and tested better than him. The relationship didn't last of course. He had rich friends, I had nerd friends. We were in separate leagues and had a lot of trouble relating.
What even defines a league? Money? Personality? Success? Recognition? Talent? Intelligence? Beauty?
If someone's lacking in one aspect they can make up for it with something else?
Do you believe relationships in separate leagues last? Or is just some Hollywood idea put in our brains? I mean Hollywood says sweet innocent girls should date dangerous delinquents or that you only get love if you change everything you are.
What even defines a league? Money? Personality? Success? Recognition? Talent? Intelligence? Beauty?
If someone's lacking in one aspect they can make up for it with something else?
Do you believe relationships in separate leagues last? Or is just some Hollywood idea put in our brains? I mean Hollywood says sweet innocent girls should date dangerous delinquents or that you only get love if you change everything you are.

sincerely,
pedobear
This is not something I would ever consider.
However, my sister married a guy who was hyper and always had to be doing something new, while she was always fat and lazy, preferring to sleep rather than socialise. So it wouldn't have taken a genius to know their marriage wouldn't work out. Funnily enough, he started sleeping (around).
anyway, I think the you guys would have been excellent compliments.
It's not about finding someone similar (like two matchsticks in a box) or the someone opposite (like magnets) but rather someone who compliments (like a jigsaw).
...and that my friends was a nerdy explanation full of hopeless similes, but I hope you understood my point of view.
In school, if there was someone you liked but they were in a different crowd, you might be hesitant to talk to them because maybe their in a higher "social class". But all that really matters is the mental connection and the physical connection. No one is too good for anyone.
That being said. There are no such bullshit things as leagues of people.