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A question, does looking at pictures count? For example, seeing my own picture on facebook. I assume a 10 day challenge works too, right? Also, even if I realize that looks don't matter, people do not judge others by how they look, right? Like, does somebody look at someone and be like 'oh that person's ugly!' ? I know I don't. Last edited by improver; 11-20-2009 at 04:37 AM. | |
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| | #66 (permalink) | |
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By the way, how would I know if I'm attractive or not? Lol, I can't judge my own looks, plus, I am not arrogant of myself, or over-confident like.."I look so attractive!' lol | |
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I am on day 2 of mirror challenge without looking at the mirror or seeing my reflection at all. It feels weird, right now, I don't know how I look, but at least I feel like I'm not worrying about how I look.. It's really working, I believe, thank you. I will keep doing this mirror challenge. But, it's funny especially when I'm brushing my teeth in the morning, I try to not peek at the mirror which is right infront of the sink. So I keep my head bowed down to brush my teeth and wash my face, it's pretty funny. Also, I haven't combed my hair while looking at the mirror for 2 days, which I've never done before. |
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| Family Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: earth, everywhere and nowhere
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if you really don't know, and really want to know, upload a closeup of your face as an avatar here and you can ask for honest feedback. confidence is attractive. developing meaningful hobbies and sharing common interests is attractive. sense of humor. focusing on the strengths, solutions and positives instead of the weaknesses, problems, and negatives. |
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| | #70 (permalink) | |
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and then a guy who is a 6, with some confidence (not arrogance, which is false) and a couple other desirable qualities could get that same type of response from women as one who rates as a 9. | |
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| | #71 (permalink) |
| Banned Join Date: Nov 2009
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thats true. This guy would know if he was attractive at all if any women were validating him. It seems that he gets no validation though which means that he is more than likely not attractive. Im not trying to be an ******* or anything but it just seems like this is the case and he wants to know. It is slightly possible that he is oblivious to womens cues though
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i think it's more that he isn't validating himself to a satisfying level, so he's focused on whether others will validate him. plain looking confident people have no trouble finding partners. also he has said before that he is shy, so maybe he doesn't spend enough time around people to find out whether they think he's attractive. when really, what matters more is whether we think of ourselves as attractive. if we think, 'i'm attractive' then we transmit that signal. if we think, 'i'm ugly,' then we transmit that, and if we think, 'i'm unsure' then we transmit that. |
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| | #73 (permalink) | |
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Thanks for all the great advice. I'm 'unsure' .. Hey I'm on day 3 of mirror test. I haven't seen myself in 3 days.. Last edited by improver; 11-21-2009 at 08:33 PM. | |
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I'm proud of you for undertaking this challenge, I hope that it will help you out with your self image and (seemingly) self esteem. I don't have anything to add to the wonderful posts here, except to stay positive. Don't look at the negative side of things, look at the positive. If you don't like a certain part of your body, find something you do like and accentuate that. If it's something you can change, take steps to changing it. Even if you are not extremely attractive physically, let your inner beauty show. I know that I for one put inner beauty WAY above outside attractiveness. Carry yourself like you are confident with your body, not like you are uncertain and don't think you are attractive. Be confident in yourself, let your inner beauty and personality shine through, and don't worry about your outside appearance quite as much. |
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Congrats, improver. I was thinking - just a thought - what about putting on those clothes you'd like to try, and going somewhere where nobody knows you? Just to get a feel for what it's like to be the person wearing those clothes. To check whether you like how it feels, or not. |
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How do you feel about yourself and your looks after this time? Have you been thinking about it as much as in the beginning of the post, or have you been able to focus on other stuff? | |
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Thank you. | |
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| | #88 (permalink) |
| Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: n. California, in fact the state capital
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Speaking as an incredibly good looking man, i think looks are very important. To bad you didn't post a pic. I would be happy to tell you what you look like. Also, how to improve what nature gave you. I have coached many young men, some tips are simple as "lose the track shoes" Don't improve from the inside out, look good and then fix the rest. Fake it till you make it.
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| | #89 (permalink) |
| Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Canada
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I find myself in your exact situation, often. (although I'm 19, female, straighter) its not very magical advice: follow and stay close to the things that make your heart beat faster and your eyes open wider. if you do something that you are dead-set-passionate about, the good-looking vibe will follow you around. I've noticed that beauty/attractiveness is not really an 'object' that can be 'built' or 'fashioned' - Its a very particular flow of energy through your body. Some days/years you might not be able to recognize your 'self' in the mirror, when you're tired or depressed etc. Tiredness/Depression is literally a blocked flow of energy - and each person 'unplugs it in their own particular way. (ie. I get manic depressive, hopeless, and quite pale-faced-sick-looking without dance/theatre/doodling. As soon as I start those up again, i drop 15lbs, there is bloodflow to my face,and my friends start calling for no reason again. Unplugged!) for style, just do whatever you feel like doing. I have a friend who shaved triangles into his hair, just for fun. Personally I like to think hair is just hair, you know, im pretty laid back about it, and find people who are the same very attractive. my motto is slowly becoming "whatever works". whatever makes sense. whatever gets the job done. (ie. if you work in the bush, it doesn't make sense to wear Fendi. ) let me know if that made sense! You might need to tap in and do some soul-searching. give yourself what you need first, then you might get what you thought you wanted. cool. |
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