Have you ever been called ugly?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Once I was walking on U street and a man said to a woman walking by, a stranger, "You're ugly!" She was stunned. She just stood there, looking so hurt. I wanted to tell her that I knew that man -- he was mentally ill, and had once made a similar, unprovoked comment about my shoes. I wish I had told her that. I'm sure she's still carrying that scar around with her.

Omg that's awful. I can't imagine. A feral child in Georgetown told me I looked like a scarecrow once and I was just like wait, WHAT?

I wonder if your homeless guy on U Street is the same homeless guy on U Street who walked up to my friend and was like "Whattup baby, I've been looking for a snow bunny like you." LMAO my friend ran.

When I was living in San Francisco, a woman came up to me, told me I was evil and threw a cup of coffee on me.

Wow, that sounds emotionally scarring.

Her coffee was pretty hot, too. Luckily not scalding hot, but hot enough my skin was red and uncomfrotable. I was evil and looked like the devil and a bunch of other hthings, apparently.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Once I was walking on U street and a man said to a woman walking by, a stranger, "You're ugly!" She was stunned. She just stood there, looking so hurt. I wanted to tell her that I knew that man -- he was mentally ill, and had once made a similar, unprovoked comment about my shoes. I wish I had told her that. I'm sure she's still carrying that scar around with her.

Omg that's awful. I can't imagine. A feral child in Georgetown told me I looked like a scarecrow once and I was just like wait, WHAT?

I wonder if your homeless guy on U Street is the same homeless guy on U Street who walked up to my friend and was like "Whattup baby, I've been looking for a snow bunny like you." LMAO my friend ran.

When I was living in San Francisco, a woman came up to me, told me I was evil and threw a cup of coffee on me.

Wow, that sounds emotionally scarring.

And physically scarring if the coffee was hot.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I was called ugly once in my teens/college by other girls and it's made me so insecure. Everyone else has called me pretty but I'm still shook up about two women I knew as a teenager. Wtf.

It depends. What were the circumstances when those girls called you ugly? Were they being serious or were you girls fighting or arguing? Also, if the “everyone “ who calls you pretty are related to you, I’m sorry but those really don’t count.

LOL this response started as nice but then got so bitchy so quick.

ikr . Like eating a donut filled with tuna.

LOL is that a phrase? Or did you make it up? I like it.

That response reminded me of the time I confided in someone that I was called ugly as a kid and she said "Well, pretty people don't really get called ugly."

LOL, OMG that is horrible!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I was called ugly once in my teens/college by other girls and it's made me so insecure. Everyone else has called me pretty but I'm still shook up about two women I knew as a teenager. Wtf.

It depends. What were the circumstances when those girls called you ugly? Were they being serious or were you girls fighting or arguing? Also, if the “everyone “ who calls you pretty are related to you, I’m sorry but those really don’t count.

LOL this response started as nice but then got so bitchy so quick.

ikr . Like eating a donut filled with tuna.

LOL is that a phrase? Or did you make it up? I like it.

That response reminded me of the time I confided in someone that I was called ugly as a kid and she said "Well, pretty people don't really get called ugly."

LOL, OMG that is horrible!

Plus see my comment about Cameron Diaz. She was called ugly as a kid.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I was called ugly once in my teens/college by other girls and it's made me so insecure. Everyone else has called me pretty but I'm still shook up about two women I knew as a teenager. Wtf.

It depends. What were the circumstances when those girls called you ugly? Were they being serious or were you girls fighting or arguing? Also, if the “everyone “ who calls you pretty are related to you, I’m sorry but those really don’t count.

LOL this response started as nice but then got so bitchy so quick.

ikr . Like eating a donut filled with tuna.

LOL is that a phrase? Or did you make it up? I like it.

That response reminded me of the time I confided in someone that I was called ugly as a kid and she said "Well, pretty people don't really get called ugly."

LOL, OMG that is horrible!

Plus see my comment about Cameron Diaz. She was called ugly as a kid.

I know. And I was only called ugly by other girls, I have been called cute or pretty by multiple men (good looking ones too!) so I really think it's fine. But I was like what the f, who says that?!

[Anonymous]

Yes my grandmother called me ugly all the time and told me I needed a nose job and a boob job.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Once I was walking on U street and a man said to a woman walking by, a stranger, "You're ugly!" She was stunned. She just stood there, looking so hurt. I wanted to tell her that I knew that man -- he was mentally ill, and had once made a similar, unprovoked comment about my shoes. I wish I had told her that. I'm sure she's still carrying that scar around with her.

Omg that's awful. I can't imagine. A feral child in Georgetown told me I looked like a scarecrow once and I was just like wait, WHAT?

I wonder if your homeless guy on U Street is the same homeless guy on U Street who walked up to my friend and was like "Whattup baby, I've been looking for a snow bunny like you." LMAO my friend ran.

When I was living in San Francisco, a woman came up to me, told me I was evil and threw a cup of coffee on me.

Wow, that sounds emotionally scarring.

Her coffee was pretty hot, too. Luckily not scalding hot, but hot enough my skin was red and uncomfrotable. I was evil and looked like the devil and a bunch of other hthings, apparently.

I'm sure you know this but... the woman was ill. It was random.

I was once told by a homeless woman on the subway that I wasn't good enough to go to pharmaceutical school. Um, ok?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was called ugly once in my teens/college by other girls and it's made me so insecure. Everyone else has called me pretty but I'm still shook up about two women I knew as a teenager. Wtf.

It depends. What were the circumstances when those girls called you ugly? Were they being serious or were you girls fighting or arguing? Also, if the “everyone “ who calls you pretty are related to you, I’m sorry but those really don’t count.

LOL this response started as nice but then got so bitchy so quick.

ikr . Like eating a donut filled with tuna.

LOL is that a phrase? Or did you make it up? I like it.

That response reminded me of the time I confided in someone that I was called ugly as a kid and she said "Well, pretty people don't really get called ugly."

But kind of an intelligent response.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was called ugly once in my teens/college by other girls and it's made me so insecure. Everyone else has called me pretty but I'm still shook up about two women I knew as a teenager. Wtf.

It depends. What were the circumstances when those girls called you ugly? Were they being serious or were you girls fighting or arguing? Also, if the “everyone “ who calls you pretty are related to you, I’m sorry but those really don’t count.

LOL this response started as nice but then got so bitchy so quick.

ikr . Like eating a donut filled with tuna.

LOL is that a phrase? Or did you make it up? I like it.

That response reminded me of the time I confided in someone that I was called ugly as a kid and she said "Well, pretty people don't really get called ugly."

But kind of an intelligent response.

Wtf, that's also rude.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was called ugly once in my teens/college by other girls and it's made me so insecure. Everyone else has called me pretty but I'm still shook up about two women I knew as a teenager. Wtf.

It depends. What were the circumstances when those girls called you ugly? Were they being serious or were you girls fighting or arguing? Also, if the “everyone “ who calls you pretty are related to you, I’m sorry but those really don’t count.

LOL this response started as nice but then got so bitchy so quick.

ikr . Like eating a donut filled with tuna.

LOL is that a phrase? Or did you make it up? I like it.

That response reminded me of the time I confided in someone that I was called ugly as a kid and she said "Well, pretty people don't really get called ugly."

But kind of an intelligent response.

And nice people don't get called assholes, PP. Just sayin.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was called ugly once in my teens/college by other girls and it's made me so insecure. Everyone else has called me pretty but I'm still shook up about two women I knew as a teenager. Wtf.

It depends. What were the circumstances when those girls called you ugly? Were they being serious or were you girls fighting or arguing? Also, if the “everyone “ who calls you pretty are related to you, I’m sorry but those really don’t count.

LOL this response started as nice but then got so bitchy so quick.

ikr . Like eating a donut filled with tuna.

LOL is that a phrase? Or did you make it up? I like it.

That response reminded me of the time I confided in someone that I was called ugly as a kid and she said "Well, pretty people don't really get called ugly."

But kind of an intelligent response.

And nice people don't get called assholes, PP. Just sayin.

Lol. I don't even know that that statement is true? Every model has a sob story of being called ugly as a kid/young adult.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was called ugly once in my teens/college by other girls and it's made me so insecure. Everyone else has called me pretty but I'm still shook up about two women I knew as a teenager. Wtf.

It depends. What were the circumstances when those girls called you ugly? Were they being serious or were you girls fighting or arguing? Also, if the “everyone “ who calls you pretty are related to you, I’m sorry but those really don’t count.

LOL this response started as nice but then got so bitchy so quick.

ikr . Like eating a donut filled with tuna.

LOL is that a phrase? Or did you make it up? I like it.

That response reminded me of the time I confided in someone that I was called ugly as a kid and she said "Well, pretty people don't really get called ugly."

LOL, OMG that is horrible!

Plus see my comment about Cameron Diaz. She was called ugly as a kid.

I know. And I was only called ugly by other girls, I have been called cute or pretty by multiple men (good looking ones too!) so I really think it's fine. But I was like what the f, who says that?!

FYI getting compliments from men really doesn’t count much because they have ulterior motives. Just sayin. I notice that a lot on FB. The ugliest girls possible getting all these crazy compliments on their selfies but only from men. .

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was called ugly once in my teens/college by other girls and it's made me so insecure. Everyone else has called me pretty but I'm still shook up about two women I knew as a teenager. Wtf.

It depends. What were the circumstances when those girls called you ugly? Were they being serious or were you girls fighting or arguing? Also, if the “everyone “ who calls you pretty are related to you, I’m sorry but those really don’t count.

LOL this response started as nice but then got so bitchy so quick.

ikr . Like eating a donut filled with tuna.

LOL is that a phrase? Or did you make it up? I like it.

That response reminded me of the time I confided in someone that I was called ugly as a kid and she said "Well, pretty people don't really get called ugly."

LOL, OMG that is horrible!

Plus see my comment about Cameron Diaz. She was called ugly as a kid.

I know. And I was only called ugly by other girls, I have been called cute or pretty by multiple men (good looking ones too!) so I really think it's fine. But I was like what the f, who says that?!

FYI getting compliments from men really doesn’t count much because they have ulterior motives. Just sayin. I notice that a lot on FB. The ugliest girls possible getting all these crazy compliments on their selfies but only from men. .

Men find them attractive. That matters more than what some competitive women think of other women.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I was called ugly once in my teens/college by other girls and it's made me so insecure. Everyone else has called me pretty but I'm still shook up about two women I knew as a teenager. Wtf.

It depends. What were the circumstances when those girls called you ugly? Were they being serious or were you girls fighting or arguing? Also, if the “everyone “ who calls you pretty are related to you, I’m sorry but those really don’t count.

LOL this response started as nice but then got so bitchy so quick.

ikr . Like eating a donut filled with tuna.

LOL is that a phrase? Or did you make it up? I like it.

That response reminded me of the time I confided in someone that I was called ugly as a kid and she said "Well, pretty people don't really get called ugly."

LOL, OMG that is horrible!

Plus see my comment about Cameron Diaz. She was called ugly as a kid.

I know. And I was only called ugly by other girls, I have been called cute or pretty by multiple men (good looking ones too!) so I really think it's fine. But I was like what the f, who says that?!

FYI getting compliments from men really doesn’t count much because they have ulterior motives. Just sayin. I notice that a lot on FB. The ugliest girls possible getting all these crazy compliments on their selfies but only from men. .

What is wrong with you.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was called ugly once in my teens/college by other girls and it's made me so insecure. Everyone else has called me pretty but I'm still shook up about two women I knew as a teenager. Wtf.

It depends. What were the circumstances when those girls called you ugly? Were they being serious or were you girls fighting or arguing? Also, if the “everyone “ who calls you pretty are related to you, I’m sorry but those really don’t count.

LOL this response started as nice but then got so bitchy so quick.

ikr . Like eating a donut filled with tuna.

LOL is that a phrase? Or did you make it up? I like it.

I just made it up!