Richey
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Yes, that's a big part of it. Not so much when I was younger, but definitely now. Funny thing is, I never thought of myself as all that unattractive until a friend told me about this guy in school who thought I was "sooo ugly." My friend had told me this just so she could brag that she had stuck up for me, but I would have been so much better off not knowing. ::
You'd be fine, same as me, people are just nasty/sarcastic, i had a similar experience, i played a sport with some friends and the new girl liked me, my friends told me in the car about it, she had a crush, anyway they then went on about how i am "generic and malnourished", i was skinny and lacked muscle tone and "why would she have a crush on me", "seeing as i was not an obvious choice for a crush", they went on about that for ages.
Anyway that conversation (which i found odd to begin with) destroyed my belief that it could be possible because it came from supposed friends. they may have been envious but that was nasty hearing them go on like that, i just found it bizarre and not exaclty supportive.
The way i see it is if you are fine, normal, cool, worthy then friends would never bring that up, it wouldn't have even been a talking point or an issue.
anyway 6 years on and that conversation has ruined my confidence in finding a relationship, i am booked in to see a therapist, finally after 6-7 years of blacking out any thought of dating, relationships etc. what a waste.
I think it showed that i was probably around the wrong circle of friends, in the wrong environment.
You know what really annoys me? That there are probably 1 million potential environments that we can grow up in, right? so this all depends on the schools we end up at, the suburbs we live in, the people in our class, a certain percentage will go against us and a certain percentage will be the right environment to develop. I just feel that i was in the wrong one, which really saddens me.
Now its up to me to find the right one and to unwind all of that.
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