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"Are you happy with your looks?"

After recently being outed as a massively ugly gommo (for which Snuggly shall receive beats...well, a melee attack), it made me think of looks and how important they are to how you see yourself and react to others. So are you happy with your looks? Surprisingly, despite looking like I do, I am happy. There's nothing I can do about it, except surgery, and that's for D-list celebrities (which I am not, but oh how I wish I was). But, despite being no David Hasselhoff lookey-likey, I've still managed to brainwash some poor girl into loving me, so I guess looks aren't that important after-all. Yaaaaaaarr!

FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> munn wrote:
> Maybe I drink too much milk.
>
> Or the wrong kind.

Hmmm, possibly. Full fat milk looks healthier though.

Looks are pretty important to me, but I'm afraid to do anything to improve them.

If I THINK I look bad, it shows, and I'm all self-conscious and retractive (?), whereas if I see a reflection in a window or something, I think "Ok, I don't look bad at all", and I don't give a dog's danglies about my appearance because i know it's ok.

I find it difficult to comment on my looks.

I don't think I'm good looking because I'm not attracted to guys, so I'm not really that sure on my opinion.

One doesn't really know what a girl looks for in a guy's looks, so who knows...

Ashley says i'm ugly .... :(

well i think your an ugly basttard

You love me really.

And you know it.

I'm an ugly bar-steward. But I came to terms with that a long time ago.

To be honest, im the only good looking one on this site.

have you seen me?

Course i'm happy!

MoJoJoJo wrote:
> I'm an ugly bar-steward. But I came to terms with that a long time
> ago.

ditto.

Like many people, there are things about my appearence which, at times, I feel I would like to change to make me look 'better'... But, to tell you the truth, it doesn't seem to bother me.

Nobody's perfect - something to remind yourself of.

I also see it as a very 'shallow' thing for someone to actually go-ahead and change themseleves, in whatever kind of way it may be. With every celebrity I think think having had at least one thing done to them, and the media swarming like flies, not only have I seen it doesn't always work out for the best anyway, but it's really put me off any idea I would never have, going into it all with great detail.

If you have low self-esteem before, can you guarentee you'll feel any better after you've been "under the knife", when everybody knows?

Life doesn't stop, it just keeps on going. Changing you won't guarrentee you happiness, and it won't increase your chances of finding love.
The guy (I'm sorry, I've forgotten his name...) who suffered those burns to his face; just look at him. He looks different after the burns, but his life still goes on. He's happy. An inspiration to us all.


You're born who you are for a reason, of so I believe. There's nothing on the outside that can stop you living your life like anyone else. Even people with great disabilities manage to get on well now - if you think your looks are bad, think again about how fortunate you really are!