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I Was an Ugly Girl (German: Ich war ein häßliches Mädchen) is a 1955 West German romantic comedy film directed by Wolfgang Liebeneiner and starring Sonja Ziemann, Dieter Borsche and Karlheinz Böhm.
- In The Spirit of Honesty
- Why Am I So ugly?
- Accept That You Are Ugly
- Even Attractive People Feel Ugly
- Don’T Be Jealous Or Envious of More Attractive People
- Relationships For Ugly People
- Stop Focusing on Your Looks
- Ugliness Might Be A Phase
- There Are Benefits to Being Ugly
- Your Mind Is Your Most Powerful Tool
Let’s not be patronizing – whilst beauty is partly subjective, there is also something objective about it too. Each of us has a certain look which may or may not be to everyone’s taste, but if you were to ask 100 people to rate the beauty of any individual out of 10, you’d likely see scores that cluster around certain points on the scale. So one pe...
I hate to break it to you, but you’ve probably just had poor luck in the genetic stakes when it comes to your appearance. How you look really does come down to who your parents are. Less attractive parents tend to have less attractive children. Your jaw line, your nose, your eyes, even your weight is influenced by the genes that were passed down to...
And that’s not just to say that you understand logically that you are unattractive. Acceptance means to no longer have resentment or anger or insecurity over your looks. It means to be at peace with the fact that you are objectively uglier than most. It’s not easy, but it is possible. As with all forms of acceptance, the key is to realize that you ...
Acceptance over how one looks is not only for people like you who know they are relatively ugly. It turns out that insecurity about how we look is pretty common. And whilst you may say that someone who averages a score of 5 or 6 out of 10 knows nothing of ugliness, it doesn’t lessen the angst they might feel. A person’s self-image (part of their wi...
It’s easy to cast your eye at more outwardly beautiful people and feel jealousy and envy take hold of you. They just seem to have all the luck, right? Given that we judge people on appearance as soon as we meet them, it would seem reasonable that the more attractive you are, the more positively someone might feel about you. But beyond snap judgemen...
Is the dating scene harder for ugly people? Possibly, though many people of all levels of attractiveness struggle with dating and relationships. Again, you should try not to see your looks as a barrier to a happy and healthy relationship. So how do you handle being ugly and dating? You have to manage your expectations and remind yourself that looks...
Sure, it’s easier said than done, especially if you believe you are genuinely less attractive than most. But by thinking about how ugly you are, you are likely to be negatively influencing your levels of satisfaction with life. This is due to something called the focusing illusion. Basically, by thinking about an area of your life that you are not ...
This section is mainly for those readers who are young and whose body and faces may still be changing at quite a rapid rate. It’s true that during adolescence and young adulthood, we can experience a great deal of issues with regards to how we look. With hormones raging through our bodies, we may have bad skin, acne, growth spurts, weight changes, ...
You may think that because you are ugly, you got a bad hand in life… …but there are some upsides to being one of the less attractive people in the world. – Aging is not something you worry about as much. Looks fade over time, but yours probably won’t change as much as most. And in comparison to others, you might even gain some ground in the beauty ...
The fact of the matter is, whilst your ugliness may be skin deep, it can affect you to your very core. And, yes, being ugly may influence how you go about your life and how others treat you. But the best way to deal with it is to change how you think about it. As was stated earlier, thinking about your appearance in a negative way can make you less...
Dec 5, 2009 · I'm An Ugly Girl by Barbie and Ken
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- Time to be honest. Let’s not beat around the bush. While people have different tastes, there’s an objective standard of beauty that most of the human race can agree with.
- Why you need to accept how you look. This is not just understanding why you’re ugly. But acceptance means being at peace with the way you look. You don’t hold resentment towards your parents for looking the way you do.
- If you accept the way you look, you won’t be jealous of others. This is a crucial point. Jealousy and envy aren’t emotions that you don’t want to experience.
- Realize that your mindset matters. You’re ugly, now so what? Are you going to wake up every day feeling bad about yourself? Are you going to avoid doing the things you want to do, experiencing life on your terms, and being the person you know you can be simply because you don’t look as attractive as the people on TV?
I’ve garnered a lot of respect over the years and I love the circle I have, personally and professionally. But I’m fucking ugly. Like in the face and my hips are narrow and my ass and boobs are small and to many not being a perfect model as a woman makes you a huge piece of shit. It freaking sucks.
One day I realized this was mean, so changed and became friends with 'ugly girls' that other guys ignore. After I changed, a lot of pretty girls started talking to me. I used to be a really shallow guy when I was younger. I ignored girls that society perceived as 'ugly', and never built friendships with them.
'I looked like a boy with short hair; okay, I'll grow it out'-- the first day I walked into my middle school with my long hair, that was the first time I was blatantly called ugly. Suppose it's because people finally recognized me as a girl.
