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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So I am average looking and I have a great life and have what I want and need in the world and I have average looking children, is it wrong to have a pep-talk that it is OK not to be beautiful? That DCs can have love, career, and joy without beauty? Along the lines of articles such as these: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/nathan-biberdorf/not-everyone-is-beautiful_b_5554940.html https://www.xojane.com/issues/you-are-not-beautiful[/quote] Is this a serious question? In today's culture, encouraging one's daughter to be pretty is tantamount to psychological abuse. [/quote] Which is why I will [b]always [/b]tell my daughter she is pretty (and smart, etc). Screw "today's culture."[/quote] Do you tell her she is a math genius even when she's getting a C?[/quote] DP here. You can’t possibly be equating the two. If a child isn’t good at math, you still reassure him or her that they’re smart (maybe you don’t, but I certainly do), while at the same time helping them with math and/or getting a tutor. If a child isn’t pretty, you don’t tell them that unless you’re truly a cruel person. You tell them they’re beautiful and help them look as good as they can. That this has to even be explained to you is incredibly sad. [/quote]
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