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"Woman's Hour asked this and the response was a little sad to hear. I think people don't like to say whether they think they are beautiful in case they are judged as vain. However, the question was whether you feel beautiful. Do you feel beautiful? " at the moment no no sleep as moms in hospital im ratty and my hairs been cut shorter as im gorwing into a bob and im not liking it | |||
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"Sometimes I feel pretty or sexy. I don't feel beautiful because I know that I'm not. As my profile says, when it's visible, I'm not beautiful but nor am I a paper bag case. I'm average." This is about a comparison to some image you deem as beautiful then? | |||
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"I never feel beautiful, content but not beautiful xx" Content sounds rather beautiful to me | |||
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"Woman's Hour asked this and the response was a little sad to hear. I think people don't like to say whether they think they are beautiful in case they are judged as vain. However, the question was whether you feel beautiful. Do you feel beautiful? " Beautiful? No. Handsome? Yes. | |||
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"RIght now no, not inside or out " Hello friend. I haven't seen you around for a while. What's messing up your inner beauty? | |||
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"I never feel beautiful as I never will be x" Why? | |||
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"Sometimes I feel pretty or sexy. I don't feel beautiful because I know that I'm not. As my profile says, when it's visible, I'm not beautiful but nor am I a paper bag case. I'm average." ditto, but in happy with my lot | |||
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"Woman's Hour asked this and the response was a little sad to hear. I think people don't like to say whether they think they are beautiful in case they are judged as vain. However, the question was whether you feel beautiful. Do you feel beautiful? Beautiful? No. Handsome? Yes." What's the difference, for you? | |||
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"I don't know if I feel beautiful per se but I do feel great. If I'm honest, I can't remember the last time I felt quite so good as I do right now. Surrounding myself with some good people and their positive energy has really given me a lift and helped restore my faith in myself and my own abilities " That sounds wonderful. Feel the beauty of those good people and your own beauty. | |||
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"Yes." Good man! | |||
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"RIght now no, not inside or out Hello friend. I haven't seen you around for a while. What's messing up your inner beauty? " Been a bit distracted of late, missed your party completely even the fall out on here ... inner beauty is full of nasty chemicals again, outer never was. | |||
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"RIght now no, not inside or out Hello friend. I haven't seen you around for a while. What's messing up your inner beauty? Been a bit distracted of late, missed your party completely even the fall out on here ... inner beauty is full of nasty chemicals again, outer never was. " I'm sorry to hear that. You have a beauty and I'm not referring to a black eye. | |||
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"Woman's Hour asked this and the response was a little sad to hear. I think people don't like to say whether they think they are beautiful in case they are judged as vain. However, the question was whether you feel beautiful. Do you feel beautiful? Beautiful? No. Handsome? Yes. What's the difference, for you?" 'Beautiful' for me tends to reflect quite feminine characteristics. I don't really have feminine characteristics so it seems the wrong word to use. I use beautiful to describe some men though, it's not a 'woman' thing. | |||
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"yes thankyou trust you do too xx" I do, thank you. I don't expect people to see my outer self as beautiful by their standards or to experience whatever inner beauty I may have. After years of FEELING ugly regardless of what I looked like or behaved I now feel beautiful. | |||
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"Not externally as i get constantly reminded of difference but internally is a different story, i feel/live a life experience which has its own beauty far beyond any social boundaries and explore the creativity of the mind and heart x" That resonates with me. | |||
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"No i dont think I ever have, its something I struggle hugely with but I do work hard to try and change it.... Even if it hasn't worked yet... Ever the optimist!!" It can take time. Keep working on it. | |||
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"If you mean looks wise come on do me a favour you've seen me.. If you mean as a person god damn yes and again you seen me so you tell me I'm a babe right ? " Your inner beauty shines through. Just brush your teeth. | |||
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"Always and forever. " Good man. | |||
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"Cant remember the last time I felt beautiful. " But you have felt it? | |||
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"If you mean looks wise come on do me a favour you've seen me.. If you mean as a person god damn yes and again you seen me so you tell me I'm a babe right ? Your inner beauty shines through. Just brush your teeth. " Pmsl ok so whos been talking to wyed | |||
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"yes thankyou trust you do too xx I do, thank you. I don't expect people to see my outer self as beautiful by their standards or to experience whatever inner beauty I may have. After years of FEELING ugly regardless of what I looked like or behaved I now feel beautiful. " an empowered woman..i love it. good for you xx | |||
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"Sometimes I feel pretty or sexy. I don't feel beautiful because I know that I'm not. As my profile says, when it's visible, I'm not beautiful but nor am I a paper bag case. I'm average. This is about a comparison to some image you deem as beautiful then? " No, I know I'm not (physically) beautiful by the way people react to me. Relatively few people are beautiful though, and it brings its own problems, so I'm fine with being average-ish. Of course, some would say I'm pretty and some would say I'm a munter. It's very much in the eye of the beholder. My own assessment is that I'm average-ish, not a paper bag case and am sometimes pretty. | |||
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"I don't know if I feel beautiful per se but I do feel great. If I'm honest, I can't remember the last time I felt quite so good as I do right now. Surrounding myself with some good people and their positive energy has really given me a lift and helped restore my faith in myself and my own abilities " I think having positive people around you always makes you feel good. I miss my Mum, I always think that the majority of Mums make their child feel beautiful. To them you are always beautiful! | |||
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"No, I don't. I try to be a nice person on the inside but I've never been happy with how I look on the outside." You're very nice. Both on the inside and the outside | |||
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"I don't know if I feel beautiful per se but I do feel great. If I'm honest, I can't remember the last time I felt quite so good as I do right now. Surrounding myself with some good people and their positive energy has really given me a lift and helped restore my faith in myself and my own abilities I think having positive people around you always makes you feel good. I miss my Mum, I always think that the majority of Mums make their child feel beautiful. To them you are always beautiful!" My mum constantly reminds me I'm immensely fat. She doesn't say it to me, but she goes on, constantly, about how huge and revolting she is when she's 4-5 dress sizes smaller and 4-5 stones lighter than I am (and a healthy weight for her height). She's done this throughout my entire life and has been on a perpetual diet. She doesn't understand how this makes me feel bad. I don't think my mum has ever made me feel beautiful. | |||
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"No, I don't. I try to be a nice person on the inside but I've never been happy with how I look on the outside. You're very nice. Both on the inside and the outside " Thank you Howard xxxx | |||
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" I don't think my mum has ever made me feel beautiful." Mine is the reason I feel ugly some days. being told your too fat for any one to want you kinda gets to you after a little bit. Sometimes mums can be mean. | |||
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"I don't know if I feel beautiful per se but I do feel great. If I'm honest, I can't remember the last time I felt quite so good as I do right now. Surrounding myself with some good people and their positive energy has really given me a lift and helped restore my faith in myself and my own abilities I think having positive people around you always makes you feel good. I miss my Mum, I always think that the majority of Mums make their child feel beautiful. To them you are always beautiful! My mum constantly reminds me I'm immensely fat. She doesn't say it to me, but she goes on, constantly, about how huge and revolting she is when she's 4-5 dress sizes smaller and 4-5 stones lighter than I am (and a healthy weight for her height). She's done this throughout my entire life and has been on a perpetual diet. She doesn't understand how this makes me feel bad. I don't think my mum has ever made me feel beautiful." I get how you feel my mum was a wast of skin to but hey look at us now who needs em least that's how I feel x | |||
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"Face - yes, with makeup Body - no, never will be On the inside - not right now but I'm working on it " Just go's to show no matter what ppl say it's how you feel that counts and you know my thought on your looks both in and out st wish I was 10 yrs ok ok 15 yrs younger | |||
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"I often feel beautiful, I often feel sexy, I'm not perfect in everyone's eyes but in mine, most of the time, I am x it's not vanity, it's confidence, self esteem and and self loving xx " Damn right | |||
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"I don't know if I feel beautiful per se but I do feel great. If I'm honest, I can't remember the last time I felt quite so good as I do right now. Surrounding myself with some good people and their positive energy has really given me a lift and helped restore my faith in myself and my own abilities I think having positive people around you always makes you feel good. I miss my Mum, I always think that the majority of Mums make their child feel beautiful. To them you are always beautiful! My mum constantly reminds me I'm immensely fat. She doesn't say it to me, but she goes on, constantly, about how huge and revolting she is when she's 4-5 dress sizes smaller and 4-5 stones lighter than I am (and a healthy weight for her height). She's done this throughout my entire life and has been on a perpetual diet. She doesn't understand how this makes me feel bad. I don't think my mum has ever made me feel beautiful." neither did mine..however i recognized it as a power struggle of matriarchy, to keep you in your place...i decided the love for my life was more important that the acceptance of anyone, including my mother..this may be a bit deep, and im not saying its easy...but imagine she wasnt here...then how could you feel about yourself... women should empower each other imo not compete...however enjoying who you are is a first step to overthrowing all negativity thrown at you from the external and the past..i saw it as a bit of a challenge.. but then it helped empower me xx..dont allow it..its them not you xx | |||
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"Woman's Hour asked this and the response was a little sad to hear. I think people don't like to say whether they think they are beautiful in case they are judged as vain. However, the question was whether you feel beautiful. Do you feel beautiful? Beautiful? No. Handsome? Yes. What's the difference, for you? 'Beautiful' for me tends to reflect quite feminine characteristics. I don't really have feminine characteristics so it seems the wrong word to use. I use beautiful to describe some men though, it's not a 'woman' thing." I've met handsome women and beautiful men so that makes sense to me. | |||
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" I don't think my mum has ever made me feel beautiful. Mine is the reason I feel ugly some days. being told your too fat for any one to want you kinda gets to you after a little bit. Sometimes mums can be mean. " I'm sorry yours was mean. Not every Mum is maternal unfortunately. Whatever she said though, that was mean spirited - you are beautiful. I was lucky. I was just thinking that the day my mum found out there was nothing more they could do for her. I walked into the hospital and she said " How's my beautiful girl." | |||
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"I do sometimes feel beautiful. It's usually linked to an emotional state of well-being rather than a visual or physical one. I do often feel pretty though but that's because I listen to a lot of music, which puts me into a bubble all of my own." Aww a bubble what a way of saying it... I like !! | |||
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"I don't know if I feel beautiful per se but I do feel great. If I'm honest, I can't remember the last time I felt quite so good as I do right now. Surrounding myself with some good people and their positive energy has really given me a lift and helped restore my faith in myself and my own abilities I think having positive people around you always makes you feel good. I miss my Mum, I always think that the majority of Mums make their child feel beautiful. To them you are always beautiful! My mum constantly reminds me I'm immensely fat. She doesn't say it to me, but she goes on, constantly, about how huge and revolting she is when she's 4-5 dress sizes smaller and 4-5 stones lighter than I am (and a healthy weight for her height). She's done this throughout my entire life and has been on a perpetual diet. She doesn't understand how this makes me feel bad. I don't think my mum has ever made me feel beautiful. I get how you feel my mum was a wast of skin to but hey look at us now who needs em least that's how I feel x" I think you're beautiful Mr Blade! | |||
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"I don't know if I feel beautiful per se but I do feel great. If I'm honest, I can't remember the last time I felt quite so good as I do right now. Surrounding myself with some good people and their positive energy has really given me a lift and helped restore my faith in myself and my own abilities I think having positive people around you always makes you feel good. I miss my Mum, I always think that the majority of Mums make their child feel beautiful. To them you are always beautiful! My mum constantly reminds me I'm immensely fat. She doesn't say it to me, but she goes on, constantly, about how huge and revolting she is when she's 4-5 dress sizes smaller and 4-5 stones lighter than I am (and a healthy weight for her height). She's done this throughout my entire life and has been on a perpetual diet. She doesn't understand how this makes me feel bad. I don't think my mum has ever made me feel beautiful. I get how you feel my mum was a wast of skin to but hey look at us now who needs em least that's how I feel x I think you're beautiful Mr Blade! " Well of course you do you've met me Seriously I'm blushing now thank you | |||
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"My mum's great and she didn't intend to be mean to me. She just doesn't get how constantly going on about how fat she is (at size 12/14), when I am much, much larger, would make me feel shitty about myself. My nan was obsessed with weight too and very critical of others, so it's not surprising my mum is as she is. I can't understand though, knowing how my nan's comments affected her, how she can't see how she makes me feel. At least I don't have kids to pass my neuroses on to." You don't need to pass anything on to your kids. My own childhood was the most fucked up childhood posibly but my own kids are the most balanced and happyest of any I've seen and are my meaning of life. Anytime I'm down all it takes is a hug of my doughter and the whole worlds right again and I'd quite literally die for both of them... | |||
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"I don't know if I feel beautiful per se but I do feel great. If I'm honest, I can't remember the last time I felt quite so good as I do right now. Surrounding myself with some good people and their positive energy has really given me a lift and helped restore my faith in myself and my own abilities I think having positive people around you always makes you feel good. I miss my Mum, I always think that the majority of Mums make their child feel beautiful. To them you are always beautiful! My mum constantly reminds me I'm immensely fat. She doesn't say it to me, but she goes on, constantly, about how huge and revolting she is when she's 4-5 dress sizes smaller and 4-5 stones lighter than I am (and a healthy weight for her height). She's done this throughout my entire life and has been on a perpetual diet. She doesn't understand how this makes me feel bad. I don't think my mum has ever made me feel beautiful." My Mum has never been interested in making me feel beautiful. Nor my Dad. They're always felt far more concerned with making sure I felt bright, intelligent, funny, healthy, bold, ... etc... | |||
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"I don't know if I feel beautiful per se but I do feel great. If I'm honest, I can't remember the last time I felt quite so good as I do right now. Surrounding myself with some good people and their positive energy has really given me a lift and helped restore my faith in myself and my own abilities I think having positive people around you always makes you feel good. I miss my Mum, I always think that the majority of Mums make their child feel beautiful. To them you are always beautiful!" I don't think my mum has ever made me feel physically beautiful, and can be quite critical of my appearance. BUT, she makes me feel safe, secure and loved, and I much prefer that anyway | |||
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"I don't know if I feel beautiful per se but I do feel great. If I'm honest, I can't remember the last time I felt quite so good as I do right now. Surrounding myself with some good people and their positive energy has really given me a lift and helped restore my faith in myself and my own abilities I think having positive people around you always makes you feel good. I miss my Mum, I always think that the majority of Mums make their child feel beautiful. To them you are always beautiful! My mum constantly reminds me I'm immensely fat. She doesn't say it to me, but she goes on, constantly, about how huge and revolting she is when she's 4-5 dress sizes smaller and 4-5 stones lighter than I am (and a healthy weight for her height). She's done this throughout my entire life and has been on a perpetual diet. She doesn't understand how this makes me feel bad. I don't think my mum has ever made me feel beautiful. My Mum has never been interested in making me feel beautiful. Nor my Dad. They're always felt far more concerned with making sure I felt bright, intelligent, funny, healthy, bold, ... etc..." My mum has always made sure I know I'm intelligent. I don't need her to make me feel beautiful, (I'm not, and I'm perfectly comfortable with that). It would be nice, however, if she didn't make me feel awful about my weight, constantly. I don't think I'll ever be able to love my body, whatever I do. | |||
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"I don't know if I feel beautiful per se but I do feel great. If I'm honest, I can't remember the last time I felt quite so good as I do right now. Surrounding myself with some good people and their positive energy has really given me a lift and helped restore my faith in myself and my own abilities I think having positive people around you always makes you feel good. I miss my Mum, I always think that the majority of Mums make their child feel beautiful. To them you are always beautiful! My mum constantly reminds me I'm immensely fat. She doesn't say it to me, but she goes on, constantly, about how huge and revolting she is when she's 4-5 dress sizes smaller and 4-5 stones lighter than I am (and a healthy weight for her height). She's done this throughout my entire life and has been on a perpetual diet. She doesn't understand how this makes me feel bad. I don't think my mum has ever made me feel beautiful. My Mum has never been interested in making me feel beautiful. Nor my Dad. They're always felt far more concerned with making sure I felt bright, intelligent, funny, healthy, bold, ... etc..." Thinking about this, it's interesting. I've always been aware that I'm intelligent and comfortable with it. I've always thought it was because it could be tested and proven. My mum always made certain I knew it though, so perhaps it is down to an instilled confidence. Of course, I've questioned whether the confidence is justified, which is where the testing and proving part comes in. I believe in my intelligence, my creative thinking skills, my strength and tenacity. I don't feel beautiful but I feel clever and capable. That's more valuable to me. | |||
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"Woman's Hour asked this and the response was a little sad to hear. I think people don't like to say whether they think they are beautiful in case they are judged as vain. However, the question was whether you feel beautiful. Do you feel beautiful? " occasionally I do, yes... | |||
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"In appearance I don't really take much heed in whether I am beautiful or if people think I am. I would rather be acknowledged for having a beautiful manner. I think everone can have be beautiful whether in appearance or manner. Some just need others to show them. " Your beauty shines through daily both in and out..... | |||
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"I often feel beautiful, I often feel sexy, I'm not perfect in everyone's eyes but in mine, most of the time, I am x it's not vanity, it's confidence, self esteem and and self loving xx " Exactly! That's what the question of feeling beautiful conjured for me. It didn't raise questions about how others define or view beauty but the answers show that many of us judge ourselves against an external metric. | |||
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"From as far back as I can remember, my father has always told me how beautiful, and wonderful I was. It wasn't that I really understood him at that early age, but I grew up knowing that I was, even down to my surname. So when I was in my teens and we're all conscious about are looks, I new that i wasn't the most handsome of men, but there was nobody as beautiful as myself. For me beauty is from within and when someone is beautiful inside, they always shine externally. " Your inner beauty shines through in everything you do. Reading the comments on the role parents play in whether we feel beautiful just emphasises how hard we have to work to get that sense of inner love if your parents fail, for whatever reason, to convey that they think you are beautiful. I grew up with my mother telling me I was the ugliest baby ever born. It's not surprising I believed it for a long time. | |||
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"Woman's Hour asked this and the response was a little sad to hear. I think people don't like to say whether they think they are beautiful in case they are judged as vain. However, the question was whether you feel beautiful. Do you feel beautiful? " Explain to us what you think is beautiful and we will answer your question. Beauty it is said is in the eye of the beholder. | |||
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"In appearance I don't really take much heed in whether I am beautiful or if people think I am. I would rather be acknowledged for having a beautiful manner. I think everone can have be beautiful whether in appearance or manner. Some just need others to show them. " I can see a truth in that. | |||
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"Woman's Hour asked this and the response was a little sad to hear. I think people don't like to say whether they think they are beautiful in case they are judged as vain. However, the question was whether you feel beautiful. Do you feel beautiful? Explain to us what you think is beautiful and we will answer your question. Beauty it is said is in the eye of the beholder. " It's not what I think is beautiful but whether you FEEL beautiful by your own definition. | |||
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"Confident, intelligent, smart mouthed, strong, independent. Yes. Beautiful. Never. I've a physical image of beauty and its not me. I think I'm a decent soul, but still have cuntish side which is as much me as all the good bits. I like to make people smile. Smiles are beautiful. " Smiles are beautiful. | |||
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"An interesting question whether you feel as opposed to whether you are. I would say with age I've become a more confident person, accepting of my physical appearance and almost I suppose allowed myself to feel beautiful & it's a great feeling. I cannot recal either of my parents ever telling me I looked beautiful or complimenting me in anyway, it just wasn't their way.... " Well put | |||
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"An interesting question whether you feel as opposed to whether you are. I would say with age I've become a more confident person, accepting of my physical appearance and almost I suppose allowed myself to feel beautiful & it's a great feeling. I cannot recal either of my parents ever telling me I looked beautiful or complimenting me in anyway, it just wasn't their way.... " It was the phrasing of the question that struck me and what made it interesting. | |||
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"I feel beautiful all the time." Sorry I meant to say 'I feel beautiful people all the time.' | |||
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"I feel beautiful all the time. Sorry I meant to say 'I feel beautiful people all the time.'" I don't think skinning them and feeling their skin in your basement is quite what Woman's Hour was asking. | |||
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"I feel beautiful all the time. Sorry I meant to say 'I feel beautiful people all the time.' I don't think skinning them and feeling their skin in your basement is quite what Woman's Hour was asking. " Ah my bad. | |||
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"Confident, intelligent, smart mouthed, strong, independent. Yes. Beautiful. Never. I've a physical image of beauty and its not me. I think I'm a decent soul, but still have cuntish side which is as much me as all the good bits. I like to make people smile. Smiles are beautiful. " Beauty comes from within. It's not just physical appearance that makes you beautiful. Your heart, soul and general being are the true things of beauty. | |||
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"Woman's Hour asked this and the response was a little sad to hear. I think people don't like to say whether they think they are beautiful in case they are judged as vain. However, the question was whether you feel beautiful. Do you feel beautiful? " At times I can feel sexy, desirable, pretty but beautiful, no. When I make an effort, I can scrub up pretty well. I've always lacked self confidence but the older I get, the comfortable I am with myself. That or I just care less about what other people think of me. | |||
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" I miss my Mum, I always think that the majority of Mums make their child feel beautiful. To them you are always beautiful! I don't think my mum has ever made me feel physically beautiful, and can be quite critical of my appearance. BUT, she makes me feel safe, secure and loved, and I much prefer that anyway " Which makes perfect sense. | |||
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"I grew up with my grandparents always calling me bel bambino and bella ragazza. Always feel beautiful on the outside, it's what's inside and my mind that's ugly. " How did it get ugly? | |||
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"I grew up with my grandparents always calling me bel bambino and bella ragazza. Always feel beautiful on the outside, it's what's inside and my mind that's ugly. " Take it that mean ugly in some way. I'm guessing they should have gone to speck savers | |||
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"I grew up with my grandparents always calling me bel bambino and bella ragazza. Always feel beautiful on the outside, it's what's inside and my mind that's ugly. How did it get ugly? " Just got loads of issues and they make my bad traits come out. | |||
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"I grew up with my grandparents always calling me bel bambino and bella ragazza. Always feel beautiful on the outside, it's what's inside and my mind that's ugly. How did it get ugly? Just got loads of issues and they make my bad traits come out. " I hope you are able to address your issues and feel beautiful. | |||
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"I'm happy which makes me bewtifool " That you are. | |||
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"I'm happy which makes me bewtifool " I agree it does x | |||
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"Right now no. When I'm dolled up a bit I feel good " Right now no...as in work attire...happy yes as I love my work.. When I am in "play mode" and horny I am not really beautiful, I have a kind of cute, quirky, sexy look...I am not everybody's cup of tea...but I am happy with that... So happy, happy, happy all round | |||
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"I'm happy which makes me bewtifool " Yay! | |||
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"Woman's Hour asked this and the response was a little sad to hear. I think people don't like to say whether they think they are beautiful in case they are judged as vain. However, the question was whether you feel beautiful. Do you feel beautiful? At times I can feel sexy, desirable, pretty but beautiful, no. When I make an effort, I can scrub up pretty well. I've always lacked self confidence but the older I get, the comfortable I am with myself. That or I just care less about what other people think of me. " | |||
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"Nope! Never have, never will. But I'm happy xx" I've only met you briefly but your aura was good. I hope one day you will feel it too. | |||
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"I'm happy which makes me bewtifool " As someone pointed out earlier, it's usually in comparison with an idea or someone else looks that makes us feel beautiful/handsome/whatever. People spend so much time obsessing about the things that make them feel unattractive and forget about the things that do make them attractive. It might sound cheesy but we are all beautiful/handsome/whatever in our own way. As for me, I'm handsome. Maybe not what you think is handsome or what Disney thinks is handsome or Hollywood heart-throb handsome but I'm handsome. | |||
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"I'm happy which makes me bewtifool As someone pointed out earlier, it's usually in comparison with an idea or someone else looks that makes us feel beautiful/handsome/whatever. People spend so much time obsessing about the things that make them feel unattractive and forget about the things that do make them attractive. It might sound cheesy but we are all beautiful/handsome/whatever in our own way. As for me, I'm handsome. Maybe not what you think is handsome or what Disney thinks is handsome or Hollywood heart-throb handsome but I'm handsome. " And on the inside? I'm bloody gorgeous! | |||
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"Yes I do " Good man. | |||
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"I never do. Ive always been overweight with glasses and was bullied a bit at school so Ive never thought I was beautiful." How can you get to a point where you feel beautiful? Weight/body shape/size has come up a lot on this thread and I can accept that not having control of your weight/shape/size can be an indication of an inner struggle but I have also learnt that you can't address it in any meaningful way from a place of hating yourself (the core of you). Would I be happier if I was thinner, given that I am fatter than I have ever been? Maybe I would be but right now I feel beautiful and it has nothing to do with my size. | |||
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"I'm happy which makes me bewtifool As someone pointed out earlier, it's usually in comparison with an idea or someone else looks that makes us feel beautiful/handsome/whatever. People spend so much time obsessing about the things that make them feel unattractive and forget about the things that do make them attractive. It might sound cheesy but we are all beautiful/handsome/whatever in our own way. As for me, I'm handsome. Maybe not what you think is handsome or what Disney thinks is handsome or Hollywood heart-throb handsome but I'm handsome. And on the inside? I'm bloody gorgeous! " Good for you. | |||
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"I never do. Ive always been overweight with glasses and was bullied a bit at school so Ive never thought I was beautiful. How can you get to a point where you feel beautiful? Weight/body shape/size has come up a lot on this thread and I can accept that not having control of your weight/shape/size can be an indication of an inner struggle but I have also learnt that you can't address it in any meaningful way from a place of hating yourself (the core of you). Would I be happier if I was thinner, given that I am fatter than I have ever been? Maybe I would be but right now I feel beautiful and it has nothing to do with my size. " I don't think I ever will. But I'm ok with that. Ive got by ok the last 35 years. I'm more confident now, with my body but I'll never think im beautiful. I don't hate myself though. Just know that im an average lass. | |||
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"I never do. Ive always been overweight with glasses and was bullied a bit at school so Ive never thought I was beautiful. How can you get to a point where you feel beautiful? Weight/body shape/size has come up a lot on this thread and I can accept that not having control of your weight/shape/size can be an indication of an inner struggle but I have also learnt that you can't address it in any meaningful way from a place of hating yourself (the core of you). Would I be happier if I was thinner, given that I am fatter than I have ever been? Maybe I would be but right now I feel beautiful and it has nothing to do with my size. I don't think I ever will. But I'm ok with that. Ive got by ok the last 35 years. I'm more confident now, with my body but I'll never think im beautiful. I don't hate myself though. Just know that im an average lass." If average is most of us why can't average be beautiful? I've spent some time with you and think you are beautiful. That's nothing to do with your gorgeous looks and body but about you beyond those things. | |||
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"I often feel beautiful, I often feel sexy, I'm not perfect in everyone's eyes but in mine, most of the time, I am x it's not vanity, it's confidence, self esteem and and self loving xx Exactly! That's what the question of feeling beautiful conjured for me. It didn't raise questions about how others define or view beauty but the answers show that many of us judge ourselves against an external metric. " Oh I never care a fig if people think I'm beautiful or not,,, | |||
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"Woman's Hour asked this and the response was a little sad to hear. I think people don't like to say whether they think they are beautiful in case they are judged as vain. However, the question was whether you feel beautiful. Do you feel beautiful? " I do a lot of the time yes, because the people whose opinion on the subject really matters to me often tell me that I am. | |||
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"Woman's Hour asked this and the response was a little sad to hear. I think people don't like to say whether they think they are beautiful in case they are judged as vain. However, the question was whether you feel beautiful. Do you feel beautiful? I do a lot of the time yes, because the people whose opinion on the subject really matters to me often tell me that I am." Beauty and a nice barnet too | |||
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"Woman's Hour asked this and the response was a little sad to hear. I think people don't like to say whether they think they are beautiful in case they are judged as vain. However, the question was whether you feel beautiful. Do you feel beautiful? " Even when I was 21 and hot as hell I was never vain enough to say I was beautiful. I knew the 'power' I had and did not feel it was based in beauty, but in my 'vibe'. Happily despite the ravages of time the older I get the more beautiful inside I feel I become, life's hard lessons can put you through a refiners fire for sure, and I strive to grow still. | |||
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"Woman's Hour asked this and the response was a little sad to hear. I think people don't like to say whether they think they are beautiful in case they are judged as vain. However, the question was whether you feel beautiful. Do you feel beautiful? I do a lot of the time yes, because the people whose opinion on the subject really matters to me often tell me that I am. Beauty and a nice barnet too" I don't know if other people would think I'm beautiful but that doesn't really matter to me. | |||
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"I never feel beautiful after having my mastectomy and reconstruction done got too many horrible scars" I hope you find beauty despite of the scars soon. | |||
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"Maybe this should be for another thread, But theirs people on here expressing how there not feeling beautiful inside, but there photo gallery expresses beauty. So are you feeling beautiful when taking these pictures " Thank you for articulating that. I was wondering the same. | |||
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"Most of the time I feel beautiful xx" Here's to most of the time then. | |||
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"No But after a few glasses of wine I feel gooorgeous " Give it go without the wine. | |||
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"Like a unique snowflake. " I like that! | |||
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"I was listening to "wear sunscreen" while stuck in a huge traffic jam yesterday and the bit about "don't read beauty magazines they will only make you feel ugly" made me nod my head in agreement. I think we encourage self deprecation too much and fail to praise often enough. We don't encourage people to celebrate their good points physical and spiritual without implying that they're conceited or arrogant. This should stop." There is a world of difference between vanity/conceit/arrogance and self-worth. | |||
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"Maybe this should be for another thread, But theirs people on here expressing how there not feeling beautiful inside, but there photo gallery expresses beauty. So are you feeling beautiful when taking these pictures Thank you for articulating that. I was wondering the same. " This is why my profile and pictures are hidden! I don't see any beauty in the pics, or in the mirror. | |||
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"I don't feel it or see it in myself ever. I could be paid all the compliments but they mean nothing. I'm working on my body. Not for any reason other than how I view it " Compliments mean nothing if you don't feel it for yourself. I hope you can one day soon. | |||
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"I never feel beautiful after having my mastectomy and reconstruction done got too many horrible scars" Those are your survival scars Wear them with pride xxx | |||
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"I think society needs to stop looking for a better model of themselves and comparing themselves with THAT model. " To paraphrase Oscar, be yourself because everyone else is taken. | |||
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"Lickety, this thread has had me thinking for a while. is there a specific standard for beauty?" I think we're fed an idea that there must be and a modern western aesthetic seems to have captured many (straightened hair, lightened skin, Barbie proportions). When you look across cultures or even across the centuries you can see there isn't a standard. The point of this wasn't about a standard to measure yourself against but whether you feel yourself beautiful. | |||
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"Sometimes I do but not as often as I would like these days. I'm tired all the time lately due to ill health and so have not been making my usual efforts to look as good aesthetically as I would like to. Lucky for me I have a wonderful man who comforts me every day and offers me reassurance that I am beautiful to him even if I don't feel so myself. I think I'm a nice person though with a kind heart. Beauty comes from within right ?" It does and we can all wobble at times. I hope as your health improves you will feel beautiful again. | |||
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"I never do. Ive always been overweight with glasses and was bullied a bit at school so Ive never thought I was beautiful. How can you get to a point where you feel beautiful? Weight/body shape/size has come up a lot on this thread and I can accept that not having control of your weight/shape/size can be an indication of an inner struggle but I have also learnt that you can't address it in any meaningful way from a place of hating yourself (the core of you). Would I be happier if I was thinner, given that I am fatter than I have ever been? Maybe I would be but right now I feel beautiful and it has nothing to do with my size. I don't think I ever will. But I'm ok with that. Ive got by ok the last 35 years. I'm more confident now, with my body but I'll never think im beautiful. I don't hate myself though. Just know that im an average lass. If average is most of us why can't average be beautiful? I've spent some time with you and think you are beautiful. That's nothing to do with your gorgeous looks and body but about you beyond those things. " Thanks lickety. Means a lot xxx | |||
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"I never do. Ive always been overweight with glasses and was bullied a bit at school so Ive never thought I was beautiful. How can you get to a point where you feel beautiful? Weight/body shape/size has come up a lot on this thread and I can accept that not having control of your weight/shape/size can be an indication of an inner struggle but I have also learnt that you can't address it in any meaningful way from a place of hating yourself (the core of you). Would I be happier if I was thinner, given that I am fatter than I have ever been? Maybe I would be but right now I feel beautiful and it has nothing to do with my size. I don't think I ever will. But I'm ok with that. Ive got by ok the last 35 years. I'm more confident now, with my body but I'll never think im beautiful. I don't hate myself though. Just know that im an average lass. If average is most of us why can't average be beautiful? I've spent some time with you and think you are beautiful. That's nothing to do with your gorgeous looks and body but about you beyond those things. Thanks lickety. Means a lot xxx " And seconded you really do have it both in and by god out as well phorrrr | |||
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"constant battle in my head between not feeling good enough, but still sometimes thinking I look better.. who knows. its easier to judge myself based on the people who treat me like shit. " And yet anther stunner. Some blokes are compleat not rights but we aren't all the same | |||
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"Sometimes I do but not as often as I would like these days. I'm tired all the time lately due to ill health and so have not been making my usual efforts to look as good aesthetically as I would like to. Lucky for me I have a wonderful man who comforts me every day and offers me reassurance that I am beautiful to him even if I don't feel so myself. I think I'm a nice person though with a kind heart. Beauty comes from within right ? It does and we can all wobble at times. I hope as your health improves you will feel beautiful again. " Thank you. Your beauty shines through on this thread. Xxx | |||
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