Iām happy for youā¤ļø thank youAnonymous wrote:A girl in high school once told me I was ugly. Not only am I not ugly I'm married to someone hotter and richer than her dh so at the end of the day it all worked out.
thank you for your wordsā¤ļøAnonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP one of the reasons you are getting so many kind replies is that we have all been there. I donāt think there is a woman on earth who hasnāt been told she wasnāt pretty at some point in her life - usually by a man. Even women we consider to be the most beautiful in the world have been told they arenāt right. It is the patriarchy trying to hold us down. Trying to make us think that our worth lies in how we look. You will also find out shortage of women who have bought into this idea and will work to make you feel less than for the same superficial āfailingsā. Looking a certain way is not an accomplishment. If you are beautiful - it is something that was given to you. You get can control and choose who you are and what you do. These are things that determine your worth. These are things worthy of praise or scorn. The reason middle aged women are so relaxed and happy is that we finally let go of all the insecurities around appearance. We know that partners of value, value us for who we are not how we look. We know that what Steve in accounting thinks about the size of our a$$ doesnāt matter at all. Iāve made a whole bunch of poor decisions and mistakes in my life but the one I wish I could take back is all the time I spent hating my body, hating my hair, wanting to look different than I did. It accomplished nothing and when I look back at old photos of myself, I realize that I was pretty hot. The sooner you let go of that BS, the happier you will be. I promise and nothing is more attractive than a confident woman!
Yup. OP, every single woman that you would consider beautiful (and everyone else) has been told by some man, at some point, that she was ugly. You have to tune out that noise because itās not a genuine reflection of reality. The only information you should take from this encounter is āthis guy is a complete douchebagā and leave it at that.
this is where my low self esteem ruins it. If i get a compliment, my brain tells itself that its a complete lie and the person who gave me a compliment just feels sorry for me.Anonymous wrote:amandbaac wrote:wow thank you for this. <3 You are right but it sucks that Iāll remember his words forever..Anonymous wrote:OP one of the reasons you are getting so many kind replies is that we have all been there. I donāt think there is a woman on earth who hasnāt been told she wasnāt pretty at some point in her life - usually by a man. Even women we consider to be the most beautiful in the world have been told they arenāt right. It is the patriarchy trying to hold us down. Trying to make us think that our worth lies in how we look. You will also find out shortage of women who have bought into this idea and will work to make you feel less than for the same superficial āfailingsā. Looking a certain way is not an accomplishment. If you are beautiful - it is something that was given to you. You get can control and choose who you are and what you do. These are things that determine your worth. These are things worthy of praise or scorn. The reason middle aged women are so relaxed and happy is that we finally let go of all the insecurities around appearance. We know that partners of value, value us for who we are not how we look. We know that what Steve in accounting thinks about the size of our a$$ doesnāt matter at all. Iāve made a whole bunch of poor decisions and mistakes in my life but the one I wish I could take back is all the time I spent hating my body, hating my hair, wanting to look different than I did. It accomplished nothing and when I look back at old photos of myself, I realize that I was pretty hot. The sooner you let go of that BS, the happier you will be. I promise and nothing is more attractive than a confident woman!
Make sure you put the same energy into remembering the good words people say to you!!
thank you so muchā¤ļøAnonymous wrote:OP, Iām really sorry. I got picked on a lot in middle school because I had a back brace. But I just focused on my (few) close friends and the activities I enjoyed, and spending time with my family and doing things I loved. By high school, many of the rude types were either deep into drugs or had matured enough not to be outright jerks anymore. I walked into my 20th reunion recently, feeling good and being glad that I kept the good memories and left the bad behind.
Nobody deserves to be treated the way you were. The best thing you can do is to go out in the world and love yourself and be kind to others.
amandbaac wrote:Hi
Im in high school (17, girl) and this happened to me and I have noone to talk to about this. This has made me so sad because my self esteem doesnāt exist and that comment really made me feel horrible.
There is a guy in my class who came up to me from nowhere and said āwow, you really look like shrekā. And I didnāt reply and he went away.
I am always quiet, and I have never done/said anything mean to him or anyone else. I really just mind my own business everyday and show to school for class, thatās it. I have a few friends but I am not popular at all.
We have been in the same class now for 2 years and I swear I did not have this coming.
He has alot of confidence and walks with so much esteem and is talkative. I guess you could say heās popular but not the QB, homecoming king or anything like that.
Please help me, I donāt want to post pictures but I feel like the most hideous waste of space now.
How RUDE!!! Why are people so mean? I'm sorry, I hope you just try to brush this off.
I am unkempt and in terrible shape btw. But still he said it to me from nowhere.
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Anonymous wrote:OP one of the reasons you are getting so many kind replies is that we have all been there. I donāt think there is a woman on earth who hasnāt been told she wasnāt pretty at some point in her life - usually by a man. Even women we consider to be the most beautiful in the world have been told they arenāt right. It is the patriarchy trying to hold us down. Trying to make us think that our worth lies in how we look. You will also find out shortage of women who have bought into this idea and will work to make you feel less than for the same superficial āfailingsā. Looking a certain way is not an accomplishment. If you are beautiful - it is something that was given to you. You get can control and choose who you are and what you do. These are things that determine your worth. These are things worthy of praise or scorn. The reason middle aged women are so relaxed and happy is that we finally let go of all the insecurities around appearance. We know that partners of value, value us for who we are not how we look. We know that what Steve in accounting thinks about the size of our a$$ doesnāt matter at all. Iāve made a whole bunch of poor decisions and mistakes in my life but the one I wish I could take back is all the time I spent hating my body, hating my hair, wanting to look different than I did. It accomplished nothing and when I look back at old photos of myself, I realize that I was pretty hot. The sooner you let go of that BS, the happier you will be. I promise and nothing is more attractive than a confident woman!
amandbaac wrote:wow thank you for this. <3 You are right but it sucks that Iāll remember his words forever..Anonymous wrote:OP one of the reasons you are getting so many kind replies is that we have all been there. I donāt think there is a woman on earth who hasnāt been told she wasnāt pretty at some point in her life - usually by a man. Even women we consider to be the most beautiful in the world have been told they arenāt right. It is the patriarchy trying to hold us down. Trying to make us think that our worth lies in how we look. You will also find out shortage of women who have bought into this idea and will work to make you feel less than for the same superficial āfailingsā. Looking a certain way is not an accomplishment. If you are beautiful - it is something that was given to you. You get can control and choose who you are and what you do. These are things that determine your worth. These are things worthy of praise or scorn. The reason middle aged women are so relaxed and happy is that we finally let go of all the insecurities around appearance. We know that partners of value, value us for who we are not how we look. We know that what Steve in accounting thinks about the size of our a$$ doesnāt matter at all. Iāve made a whole bunch of poor decisions and mistakes in my life but the one I wish I could take back is all the time I spent hating my body, hating my hair, wanting to look different than I did. It accomplished nothing and when I look back at old photos of myself, I realize that I was pretty hot. The sooner you let go of that BS, the happier you will be. I promise and nothing is more attractive than a confident woman!
wow thank you for this. <3 You are right but it sucks that Iāll remember his words forever..Anonymous wrote:OP one of the reasons you are getting so many kind replies is that we have all been there. I donāt think there is a woman on earth who hasnāt been told she wasnāt pretty at some point in her life - usually by a man. Even women we consider to be the most beautiful in the world have been told they arenāt right. It is the patriarchy trying to hold us down. Trying to make us think that our worth lies in how we look. You will also find out shortage of women who have bought into this idea and will work to make you feel less than for the same superficial āfailingsā. Looking a certain way is not an accomplishment. If you are beautiful - it is something that was given to you. You get can control and choose who you are and what you do. These are things that determine your worth. These are things worthy of praise or scorn. The reason middle aged women are so relaxed and happy is that we finally let go of all the insecurities around appearance. We know that partners of value, value us for who we are not how we look. We know that what Steve in accounting thinks about the size of our a$$ doesnāt matter at all. Iāve made a whole bunch of poor decisions and mistakes in my life but the one I wish I could take back is all the time I spent hating my body, hating my hair, wanting to look different than I did. It accomplished nothing and when I look back at old photos of myself, I realize that I was pretty hot. The sooner you let go of that BS, the happier you will be. I promise and nothing is more attractive than a confident woman!
Thank you šš»Anonymous wrote:hey OP, Donāt let this guy define you or bring you down. He sounds like a jerk and jerks are usually jerks because they have some other jerk being a jerk to THEM. Regardless. I took a look at some pics of shrek and he has big eyes and a really wide smile. Those are lovely attributes.