warrior queen
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I'm wondering how many women here have the same issue?
How many see themselves completely differently from the description that other people have?
Who sees only the negative?
I have awesome hair.
When I first saw this I thought how interesting to be to do this. I don't know if I could describe myself though.
I liked what the woman said at the end. "Women should spend less time analyzing and trying to fix the things that aren't quite right; and we should spend more time appreciating the things we do like."
But that goes for men as well.
Trouble is, most women don't like much about themselves at all.
And if they do, there's no way in hell they'd actually say so!
Well, maybe that's part of the problem.
You only have to look at lit to see why - a lot of the time when women claim something about themselves is awesome, a bunch of.cretins come in and shoot her down.
Happens in r/l too, only there it's more snide and bitchy.
No wonder women are reluctant to point out their positives! When they do, they're regarded as vain or self-involved.
So it's still someone else's problem to fix. Yeah, that approach always works.
Where did you get that from?
I waa pointing out that self-depreciation was a learned behaviour!
I will.admit thougb - most often it is other women that call women out if they try and talk themselves up.
Some days I am totally vain. I have lovely eyes, nice lips and a warm smile. I have great legs and a nice arse.
Other days I just see wobbly belly, blemished skin, rolls under my chin, fat thighs.
Some days I am totally vain. I have lovely eyes, nice lips and a warm smile. I have great legs and a nice arse.
Other days I just see wobbly belly, blemished skin, rolls under my chin, fat thighs. From what I can gather, all women go through these waves of vanity to self disgust.
One of my biggest problems is believing people when they say I look better when I am above my preferred weight range. It's something I'm trying to get my head around at the moment. I've been told I have a borderline eating disorder so I'm trying to believe my friends and family. Hubby likes the bigger boobs and apparently I just look softer and curvier. Other than the boobs, I don't see it.
There is something to be said for the voluptuous body type.