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These snippets show some of the most common themes mentioned in this experience's stories:
- "i unno, i mean i can lose weight, gain muscle, and even, if desired, could get plastic surgery to improve my apearance, but height is something your stuck with..."
- "I have a long face, I'm pear shaped, have a big nose, thin lips, stretch marks and no boobs..."
- "In fact for the majority of my elementary / middle school career I barely talked if at all..."
94% of people in this group think this is a bad experience. 96% of people in this group think this experience makes them sad. 85% of people in this group think this experience is hard. 97% of people in this group think that, if they had the choice, they would not do it again. 100% say they would not recommend this to others.
63% of people who have this experience are in their teens, 23% are in their twenties, and 10% are in their thirties. 82% of people who have this experience are women.
Here are a few tips...
- I think I am ugly, I'm sure of it to be true
But I also am quite beautiful, to me and to you
I cannot be quiet, I long to stand and shout
I need to be happy, or know what it is about
I smile blindly, kin - You are all beautiful and amazing. I hate that so many gorgeous people hate their own reflection. But, I know what it's like. I'm here for you<3
- if you think you're ugly, then you are; if you think you can't climb that mountain, then you'll never attain the summit; if you think you're worthless, then you are. Doubt the world you were taught to shreds, and then start all over...should take awhile.
Ugliness is a property of a person or thing that is unpleasant to look upon and results in a highly unfavorable evaluation. To be ugly is to be aesthetically unattractive, repulsive, or offensive. Like its opposite, beauty, ugliness involves a subjective judgment and is at least partly in the "eye of the beholder." Thus, the perception of ugliness can be mistaken or short-sighted, as in the story of The Ugly Duckling by Hans Christian Andersen.
Other experience groups that have been combined into this group include: Am Ugly
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