tiny_tits
itty bitty
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Being attractive is not purely a physical matter. Being "sexy" is not purely physical either. An individual's appeal is essentially rooted in their personal confidence which expresses itself through all modes of their communication: visual (their body language including expression, gesture, action), aural (tone of voice), verbal (what they say as well as how it is said), and in this attenuated computer medium, what they say in print. It is not so much a matter of physique (breast size, curves, symmetry, etc., although these play a part in terms of individuals' tastes). Most of this list is culturally influenced as well.
In short, being attractive is rooted in your own self-confidence or image you have of yourself. Most of this is taught by environment--how parents relate to you, friends, others. If you have early childhood experiences that teach you that you are unattractive or, worse, unlovable, you are going to have a low sense of self esteem or poor self confidence. However, this conditioning can be surmounted. Confidence can be gained. Not by faking it till you make it, positive suggestion, all that. That only creates an inner conflict between your negative self image and the attempt to create a positive one. You don't need more conflict. Confidence comes from freeing yourself from the negative conditioning, not opposing it with positive conditioning. Freeing means becoming aware of it with a meditative, quiet mind. Not judging it. Alternatively, seeking psychological counseling may help but will likely take longer.
Good luck.
Thank you, and I agree completely.
While I may have some confidence issues, I am an exhibitionist and love getting naked.
In fact maybe too much so- I probably should tease a bit more first.
And I love being touched, and having sex
I just think I need more tools in my tool chest, if you know what I mean.