Teenage females:do you consider yourself attractive?

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Just curious.

You don't have to go into detail.

Thanks.

not really

Yes... with a bag over my head.
Otherwise no

I consider myself average-looking and I am sure most people would consider me average-looking too.

I'm definitely not drop dead gorgeous but I think I'm average looking. I have been called pretty before but mostly by friends and family members.

I don't consider myself attractive, but apparently I am at my school.

I have an average face and a below average body. With the right clothes and makeup I think I look pretty, but it's too much effort when I don't care about impressing other people anyway.

Well, people say I look pretty with my hair down, but I don't like having my hair in my face all the time, so I usually wear my hair in a ponytail.
But other than that, I've gained about 20 lbs in the last year and I'm trying to lose it.

That's funny! People always say I look better with my hair in a bun.

Precisely! I, however, can't wear makeup anyways because of my severe eczema. Some days I'm able to cover up the horrible red blotches but other days everyone is asking me how I managed to get a "sunburn" in Oregon; the most rainiest and damp state in all of the country, I must say.

I consider myself very pretty, but I didn't for most of my life.

I will add another question onto this: what do you think of interacting with other girls? They are, after all, probably far more emotional and appearances based.

What exactly do you mean?

Nah. I don't care about my appearance much. I'm 18 and don't do makeup.

I dont really think about it at all. I dont have any interest in attracting anyone so dont really care about my attractiveness

I've been told that I am considered to be relatively attractive.
Personally, I do not consider my self to be extremely attractive nor extremely unattractive...though I do recognize that I have a youthful appearance that is somewhat pleasing to the eye.
As for other females: I fail to comprehend their obsession with appearance (which may the root of my current isolation), though I respect their interests and indulge in their fancies from time to time. For example: I almost never wear makeup and believe that people look so much better without it. I do, however, allow my friends to play "dress up" with me from time to time. They (both the said females and other neurotypicals) swear that I look like a super model with a cosmetic-smeared face. Personally, I think the makeup makes me look hideous. Basically, I put up with their obsessions with attractiveness, and they tolerate my apathy towards it.