adoracat
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ORIGINAL: MasterFireMaam The only thing that bothers me about all this is: did you feel you were ugly because someone else told you, in whatever way, that you were ugly? Do you now feel beautiful because someone told you are beautiful? If so, you're basing your sense of self worth on what other people say about you instead of developing your own internal sense. That can be disasterous, because, as some point the other person will disappointed about how you look and your self esteem will crash. You're beautiful because you're you, no matter what anyone else says. Master Fire i canot answer that question. other than my mama, i was NEVER told i was pretty when i was growing up. and even then it was "oh you look pretty in (that specific clothing)". i was ugly, stupid, fat, lazy, ignorant... in reality, i have a high iq, am easily distracted, have a wealth of useless facts at the tip of my tongue....and i was a size 12 because i was generously curved. ok 12 on the bottom, 16 on the top. so i honestly have no clue about what i really look like. i've been told i'm pretty, even beautiful, but i dont know. the one story i've told to many people really shows how i see me...... a few years back, i was in an antiques store, and saw a portrait a few booths away. it was a beautiful woman, and i made a note to go and check it out when we got up there. we moved up the aisle, looking at one thing and another, and i kept glancing at that portrait, eager to see the details....i could see she had red hair and a black top, but no real details... and i cried when i got up there, saw the "beautiful woman" portrait, and it was a wonderfully ornate mirror. a mirror. that is how out-of-touch i am with how i really look....because once i realized it was a mirror, i saw the same ugly woman i always do. kitten, who doesnt know what to say...other that Sir loves me.
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