razzle dazzle rose
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Haha, yeah. Your self worth equates to essentially this: how physically attractive you are. If you meet this criteria, you'll be able to, for example,'drive women wild in the bedroom,' lift cars with just one hand, save the world etc etc.
Haha, ridiculous. Your status isn't elevated because you're in the gym 24/7 and you have 10 millions abs. You're not superior because you're physically attractive. Most of the time, you were gifted genetically with the looks that happen to fit the trend at the time. Why should you be congratulated for such a thing? Yeah, you're pretty, congratulations. Now move the **** on.
What I value most is someone who's spent time becoming more knowledgeable and aware. They've bothered to develop their views, become interesting, carry a conversation properly without something like 'Um, lolol, I like...cheese. And I like um...going out and... um, yeah, watching fit guys walk down the street, um..yeah. And ohh, I'm too tired to talk about a topic in depth now, soz.' Just....I don't know. Do you get what I mean? A interesting, fun conversationalist.
You acknowledge good looks for a moment, but a truly interesting and insightful person...priceless.
Do you think complete self acceptance is attainable?
Oh,and I was going to add. Do you think it truly matters if someone is unattractive or undesirable?
Attractive people do seem to have an easier time. They also seem to be gifted with other attractive qualities, all perhaps attained because they were good looking in the first place; their experiences are different and they have opportunities others don't, and all this helps them develop well-rounded personalities. People seem to think highly of attractive people too...all the work is done for them! Okay, maybe I am being unfair. They are just people. Attractiveness doesn't necessary equal stupidity though, and vice versa. I think I would be the person to make that cheese comment, haha :: I do like cheese! I also admire people who are good conversationalists. It is such an attractive quality and I wish I were more like that. Damn social anxiety ::
I do think we can come to accept ourselves, even with our flaws. To be at peace with things. Well, at least that is what I am hoping for.