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Claradoon
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30 Dec 2018, 6:39 pm

hale_bopp wrote:
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I've always been embarrassed by how I look. When I see myself in the mirror I always look away, hating how my hair looks and my body. I've been like this since I was little and ever since wear clothes which hide my breast and wear a hat to hide my black hair. My friend thought I had gender dysphoria. I don't, I love being a girl but I really do hate how I look. I can't really explain it. Is this just me or are you girls the same?


I have the same problem. I rarely take photos because I am upset with how I look, the shape of my nose and face and chin repulse me, and it’s upsetting. I must have some form of body dysmorphia. I really think I’m ugly, all of my features are extreme. I don’t have a small cute nose or cute round eyes. My forhead is weird and my neck looks like it’s been squeezed through a piping bag.

Some “ugly” you can fix or hide, this ugly you can’t.

It might be to do with copping a lot of abuse for my looks in life.

I also don’t wear any makeup 99% of the time and old clothes. I’ve stopped trying.

Hale_bopp, I haven't seen a post from you for a long time but I'm glad to run into you. I've always liked you. I don't wear make-up or good clothes either. Although I do dress up as far as 'respectable' if I'm going to the bank or something. That's rare - I don't try to impress the ATM! :lol:

I think something to put with a question about looks would be "Does it matter?" For me, mostly no. Although I used to be obsessed with it. I remember the day I wore only one earring to the library and watched to see how people would be aghast. Nobody noticed. That was a good beginning. Although I'm still afraid to go out.

May 2019 be better to you!



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30 Dec 2018, 10:44 pm

Claradoon wrote:
hale_bopp wrote:
Faith92 wrote:
I've always been embarrassed by how I look. When I see myself in the mirror I always look away, hating how my hair looks and my body. I've been like this since I was little and ever since wear clothes which hide my breast and wear a hat to hide my black hair. My friend thought I had gender dysphoria. I don't, I love being a girl but I really do hate how I look. I can't really explain it. Is this just me or are you girls the same?


I have the same problem. I rarely take photos because I am upset with how I look, the shape of my nose and face and chin repulse me, and it’s upsetting. I must have some form of body dysmorphia. I really think I’m ugly, all of my features are extreme. I don’t have a small cute nose or cute round eyes. My forhead is weird and my neck looks like it’s been squeezed through a piping bag.

Some “ugly” you can fix or hide, this ugly you can’t.

It might be to do with copping a lot of abuse for my looks in life.

I also don’t wear any makeup 99% of the time and old clothes. I’ve stopped trying.

Hale_bopp, I haven't seen a post from you for a long time but I'm glad to run into you. I've always liked you. I don't wear make-up or good clothes either. Although I do dress up as far as 'respectable' if I'm going to the bank or something. That's rare - I don't try to impress the ATM! :lol:

I think something to put with a question about looks would be "Does it matter?" For me, mostly no. Although I used to be obsessed with it. I remember the day I wore only one earring to the library and watched to see how people would be aghast. Nobody noticed. That was a good beginning. Although I'm still afraid to go out.

May 2019 be better to you!


Hey girl. :heart:

I go to banks wearing leggings with holes in them. 8O

To me it matters, because I feel like I have little else to offer the world. My boss, friends and family hit their heads on the wall saying it’s not true, I guess my goal is to learn to like myself and then I will be more likeable to others.

My journey, I guess.



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01 Jan 2019, 8:46 am

hale_bopp wrote:
Claradoon wrote:
hale_bopp wrote:
Faith92 wrote:
I've always been embarrassed by how I look. When I see myself in the mirror I always look away, hating how my hair looks and my body. I've been like this since I was little and ever since wear clothes which hide my breast and wear a hat to hide my black hair. My friend thought I had gender dysphoria. I don't, I love being a girl but I really do hate how I look. I can't really explain it. Is this just me or are you girls the same?


I have the same problem. I rarely take photos because I am upset with how I look, the shape of my nose and face and chin repulse me, and it’s upsetting. I must have some form of body dysmorphia. I really think I’m ugly, all of my features are extreme. I don’t have a small cute nose or cute round eyes. My forhead is weird and my neck looks like it’s been squeezed through a piping bag.

Some “ugly” you can fix or hide, this ugly you can’t.

It might be to do with copping a lot of abuse for my looks in life.

I also don’t wear any makeup 99% of the time and old clothes. I’ve stopped trying.

Hale_bopp, I haven't seen a post from you for a long time but I'm glad to run into you. I've always liked you. I don't wear make-up or good clothes either. Although I do dress up as far as 'respectable' if I'm going to the bank or something. That's rare - I don't try to impress the ATM! :lol:

I think something to put with a question about looks would be "Does it matter?" For me, mostly no. Although I used to be obsessed with it. I remember the day I wore only one earring to the library and watched to see how people would be aghast. Nobody noticed. That was a good beginning. Although I'm still afraid to go out.

May 2019 be better to you!


Hey girl. :heart:

I go to banks wearing leggings with holes in them. 8O

To me it matters, because I feel like I have little else to offer the world. My boss, friends and family hit their heads on the wall saying it’s not true, I guess my goal is to learn to like myself and then I will be more likeable to others.

My journey, I guess.

But that's exactly the whole point! What do you owe the world? Nothing. Zip. Nada. Emancipate yourself!