If I had a nickle for every time my relatives asked after my beautiful sisters I would be a millionaire. |
My mother said I was "interesting-looking."
My husband tells me I'm beautiful, and I don't believe him. I do say thank you. |
No. And I've been overweight my whole life. Some mean girls in middle school have called me fat. But no one has ever called me ugly (at least to my face) |
Gold digger? |
You're right, I shouldn't have generalized. Maybe another teacher would have helped me. That one didn't. I should be over it by now... |
This is so bizarre to me. Isn’t everyone called ugly at some point in their childhood? I was for sure, but self worth comes from inside. Why would I base my self identity on what some random persons side comment? I get it if it’s your mom or sad. I don’t have sibs but it seems like they are often assholes just because. Anyway, I’ve been plain/unattractive, very attractive and back to plain/unattractive in my life. Not tons of difference to me. Pluses and minuses both ways. I’m 48, happily married with kids. |
This is only what ugly people say . ![]() |
Yes, by my mother, brother, uncle, friends of friends, and colleagues. I used to think that maybe I was okay looking but eventually accepted my ugliness. |
Um...no? |
Dh was facetiming his best friend tonight and I walked over to say hi and the friend asked "Oh damn are you mad?" so now I'm wondering if I'm ugly. |
Not everyone, but I would imagine the majority of girls have been. Kids are assholes. |
It's more like if you don't have a smile ear to ear at every possible moment and especially in front of camera, you must be mad ![]() |
You know what is weird? Of the people that mad me feel attractive or not - it was the hot guys made me feel like I was beautiful, the only one in the room; and the not so hot guys made me feel like the consolation prize.
So yeah, GFY not so hot guys! |
I was always fat/chubby and my family rode me hard about that but none of my peers seem to care because I am realizing as I type this, none of them ever commented on me or my weight. I developed an eating disorder anyway. |
I was never overweight, but my sister was “the thin one”. A boy in high school told me I would be “perfect” if I dropped 10 pounds and lo and behold, I dropped 35 with a raging eating disorder I still live with a decade later. Yay! |