Question Posted Wednesday December 31 2008, 1:39 pm
People always say to me on myspace or your gorgeous your beautiful and your so pretty . I dont really feel that people see me that same way in person . I feel that im getting more complements on a website then i do in real life . In person some people say oh you wear too much makeup oh your nose is wierd and youve got acne and all of that i sometimes find myself that im never pretty anymore .... That im only pretty in picture then i am otherwise . Is there any real reason why i feel this way ? Help please ? .
spixieeex3 answered Sunday January 4 2009, 1:42 am: We always question other peoples' opinions of ourselves, it's normal. But what's most important is how you view yourself. If your happy with the way you look, whether in person or in a picture, then that's what matters most. And as far as the people who judge you in person, everybody has acne at some point, so I'm sure they do too =] [ spixieeex3's advice column | Ask spixieeex3 A Question ]
xosodapopx3 answered Saturday January 3 2009, 2:35 am: Everyone gets self concious, or has that type of problem (including me.) If I were you, I would brush it off, people saying that to you are more than likely very jealous. If you are happy with who you are, then stay that way, and never change. If you are that insecure, you can always ask your mom for a true opinion or someone that you really trust, like a best friend. But even thier opinion shouldnt change you if you are happy. Getting down on yourself is feeding everyone that is jealous of you, and makes them happier. They are no different then bullies.
Good Luck, and just remember that if you are happy with yourself, then there is no reason you shouldnt be happy. I know its hard sweety, but you have to hold your head up high. :-) [ xosodapopx3's advice column | Ask xosodapopx3 A Question ]
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