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[quote=Anonymous]Ok, I have been attractive most of my life. Not bragging, but when you are, you do know it. I am also intelligent. I purposefully down played my looks at work. When young, I wore very tailored clothes, my hair back and often put on my glasses. I wanted to be taken seriously and it paid off. I never flirted with men at work, but I was friendly, and got along with the guys well. I also am a good worker and friend, and had many lovely female friends in the office. I would say, with some, I had to prove my smarts a bit more (with the smart, not so attractive women), but I earned it eventually. Anyway, I never blamed any thing on my looks, never wanted the attention so always down-played. I feel sad when I see women trying so hard to get noticed, but I realize I sit from a vantage point of being pretty without a lot of effort. My daughter is really beautiful and I am working hard to instill the right values in her, as well. This is not about vanity, she was just born that way and gets a lot of attention for her looks which she is aware of and which we struggle with how to manage at her age (7). I am sure she will have her ugly duckling time (I did!) as a pre-teen, and it was the best thing that happened to me, in some ways. [/quote]
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