People like OP are why kids tease other kids for having freckles and call them ugly.

I have freckles, my mother has freckles and my daughter has freckles. Check yourself OP. You’re gross.

Wow, I can’t believe the responses here or even your question, OP. Tell your DC they are beautiful and you love them. There is no need to be nasty to a child.

I didn't realize that my freckles had been such an effective asshole screening device over the years!

I am a 50 yr old woman with a smattering of freckles across my nose. They haven’t been cute since I was ... 10?

Freckles as a kid are fine. Freckles as an adult are annoying, especially because they spread and change.

I love freckles too. Adorable. Such nasty comments in this thread.

I love freckles.

I’m Asian, no freckles, but think freckles are distinctive and cute!

Don’t worry, OP.

No, attractive person wants them. They look deformed.

Nasty deformed people look shit faced. Yup!

My 6yo daughter has freckles and I love them and think they're gorgeous. One of my good friends has the pale white, freckled skin of her redheaded mom and the dark hair of her Samoan father. She's gorgeous! I love freckles.

My DD has been drawing freckles on her face the last couple of months.

None of the many men who asked if they could “connect my dots” seemed to find them ugly.

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Anonymous wrote:Yeah! Freckles look diseased.

Isn't it interesting that people feel free to say things like this and no one counters them but god forbid you call someone fat or say something about their skin color?

What's the difference? You can't help being freckled. It's just what your skin does.

Who knew some people have such a hard time refraining from commenting on people’s weight and skin color? Seriously, you could have just disagreed with PP without making such a disingenuous argument.

I freckle HARD in the sun and I think they are ugly unless you are a gap-toothed kid under the age of 10.

I've had freckles since I was a young kid- agree that I should have worn sunscreen more regularly as a child and young adult but there wasn't as much emphasis on that in the 80's/90's. They are just how my skin looks, never occurred to me to think about them and I was never teased. The only thing that has come up for me is that I have a harder time matching foundation if I am wearing actual make-up- I usually just use a tinted moisturizer so the freckles show through .