Is it normal for "extremely good-looking" people to be hated on?

I ask you not to judge my story.
I am not stuck up or big headed, I promise.
I'm a observer. I just need to know if what I'm observing is correct...or normal?

I have been told that I am a very gorgeous girl by many people (many of those people fail to realize how much better my personality is.)
I think that I am decent looking. I have naturally long blonde hair and blue eyes. I am skinny yet I posess D cup boobs and a nice butt.
People assume that I am a fake barbie doll. I don't dye my hair, wear contacts, and I defiantly don't have implants. People are rude to me, girls are mean to me, even guys can be mean to me. They assume I am a stuck up b*tch when they first "see me."
(But yes, most of the guys are just perverted pigs to me.)
When I enter a room everyone just stares at me. (I know I sound extremely stuck up there, but it's the truth.)
Complete strangers give me glares as if I had said something completely rude to them.

Even my boyfriend has noticed. He told me that he felt sorry for me because of all the attention I get.

I just want people to see me for ME. Not some blonde haired girl with big boobs. I'm extremely giving, and good hearted. I am very down to earth and smart. Not what anyone thinks of me, initially.

I don't know if this is normal or not but it's beginning to drive me nuts. People will argue saying that "ugly" (no one is truly ugly for the record. Only if their personality is terrible...)people are the victims. Has anyone ever noticed how "beautiful" people get treated? I'm not talking about the cat calls and hitting on.
I'm talking about the rudness and name calling to a complete stranger. "She's ugly and looks like a w****."

I don't dress like a w**** for the record.

Ah. I don't know. Is this normal? Somewhat?

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  • IHaveIssuesWithMyMother

    You wouldn't believe how jealousy manifests itself. Hatred is the most common form.

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    • Lagoon1980

      Exactly my story is like her except I am not blonde. But I have a very beautiful face I was told. And the hate is real even some strangers call me names

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  • Retro36

    I know from experience that this is perfectly normal. The only people who argue that beautiful people get better treatment are those who are universally ignored, because if they walked in the shoes of a truly stunning person, they would realise that their assumptions are nothing more than fallacies.

    When I was 18 to 20 years old, I got exactly the same sort of attention you describe. Nearly all men stared at me and quite a few girls and women would do the same. But at the same time, a lot of girls and women would angrily glare at me and some would mutter stuff under their breath. I was fully aware of what it was, because I never got this sort of treatment when I was an awkward teenager and people would never dare act like this to someone who’s unattractive.

    But when I gained weight towards my 21st birthday, I was invisible to both men and women. It was weird how the admiration and envy came hand in hand; and left hand in hand too.

    However I was still angrily envied by this one girl, who was morbidly overweight in the face and considered to be below average. It was confusing at the time, as I didn’t have the male attention. But I just realised, judging by how a very small number of people would still stare at me on the street that beauty really is in the eye of the beholder.

    I would consider myself to be truly average looking now as I don’t get attention of any sort. It’s a very different life as literally all people leave me alone, but I’d be lying if I said that what happened to me in the past didn’t bother me from time to time. Even though I know I shouldn’t be living in the past, thoughts have a habit of prodding at you. But I’m learning to be more forgiving now, as anger does nothing for you.

    I think the best thing for you to do now is to see things from their point of view. They wouldn’t be envious of you unless they have physical flaws they are embarrassed about and plus, for them to feel hideous just by looking at someone else just comes to show how fragile their self esteem is. I agree with someone else on here, people have a sense of justice and fairness and they try to even the score by dragging you down to their level. It’s not you with the problem, it’s them.

    Also, with the sweet personality you seem to have, you’ll attract the right kind of friends who you’ll trust. See it this way; at least you know who your real friends are, because real friends would never envy you, regardless of how beautiful or wealthy you appear to be.
    You sound like you’re very wise and socially intelligent, so these people have already failed, as you can see right through them and their insecurities.

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    • I just really love your comment, you sound so matured and experienced. It's so true it leaves just as it came. Also I agree weight really is amazing how it can affect your looks and social life.

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    • Sohot

      I agree, people who aren't as attractive as we are need to get over their insecurities and accepted the fact that we are way out of their league socially and visually! So they should just stick to their own kind.

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    • yayie

      Or maybe you should stop being such a fucking fatass landwhale and lose that weight, tubby? I fucking hate it when people are like "Oh, I gained weight, it's too late, I will never be attractive again." People like YOU disgust the fuck out of me, landwhales, the lot of you.

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    • blueowl99

      This relates to me a lot. I'm the total opposite though. I have dark brown hair, green/hazel eyes, I'm 5'4 and I have an athletic body that is also curvy. Recently I've gained a lot of self-confidence because I've accepted myself for who I am. Of course not to sound obnoxious but I have always been attractive I had just been so blinded by what I hated about myself that I couldn't see the things I have been blessed with. I have very a great personality too. I'm funny, outgoing, can be shy at first but once i get to know you I warm up a lot. I've just gone back to school and I've gotten more looks from guys than I've gotten in my whole life. Girls too, but once I look at them they look away and roll their eyes. But some guys just stare and stare or look away when i look at them. It's very strange. I don't have a boyfriend or anything. I don't date very often and haven't had my first kiss or anything. I mean I'm only 16. But I have very high standards so that's why I don't date because as of right now I haven't found anyone worth dating. Of course I think some guys are cute but I only pass them in the hallway or don't have any classes with them. I don't really know they're personality. A lot of guys are nice to me though. I've never had a guy be rude to me. Unless they were joking around or annoyed by me haha.! But I've never had this constant staring happen to me before and I still don't know if it's because I've gotten good looking over the summer, I have a new found confidence, or its my acne. ( cause you know teenager+hormones= acne )

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    • NewtoSacto

      Yes, people- both men and women- need to let go of this ridiculous fallacy that constant attention is a compliment.
      Too much of anything is bad.
      Attention at inappropriate times or when it is unsolicited or unreciprocated is not complimentary.
      Telling a person they are pretty,cute or sexy is just telling them you want to use the vessel they happen to be forced to inhabit which they did not choose to be born into.
      Telling someone not to flirt with you when they are your spouse at your own wedding? Possibly inappropriate. Telling a sibling or family member you want to have sex with them? Inappropriate.
      Flirting with someone, especially a stranger, when you are anywhere besides a sex club or singles night at a bar? Inappropriate.
      Smiling at someone on the street just to get an ego boosting response for yourself with no regards as to whether that other person is feeling anything themselves or have any individual desire in the interaction? Inappropriate and egotistical.

      It's all about context and consent.

      Eyeing someone who is not your SO or who is not in a singles bar or has not spoken with,overtly flirted with you is not 'innocent' and it is psychological and emotional abuse when it goes unchecked or worse:turned around onto the 'pretty/sexy/cute' victim of the oh-so-complimentary attention.

      I have had similar experiences to many of these listed.
      For instance, I am everyone's cute little sugar doll but the minute their expectant grin is met with something as minorly incongruous to their expectation as a dis-affected, unprepared blank gaze from me, I am suddenly a 'b*tch'...especially for random men on the street.And these are just two-second interactions of passing people on a sidewalk.
      Then there are the males and yes. women and teenage girls who follow me and act offended when they finally catch up or I turn to just bite the bullet and interact and their 'friendly' invitations are met with a 'no thank you' then suddenly the oh-so-innocent-and-friendly strangers who have been stalking me, sometimes for more than an hour are suddenly nasty and degrading.Their poor wounded egos going into defensive mode, right? I'm reading this all into a false self-serving reality, right? To that type of responder, I have always wished they would wake the next morning having to live their Life for even a day with the way people treat me. Of course, the oh-so-wizened types who like telling other people how to interpret their own Life experiences have a way of deluding themselves into maintaining their fallacies so they probably still wouldn't learn anything if they were forced to experience the reality.

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      • Selfie

        When people are envious of my looks or intellect, or something else that I may have, whether a personal trait, material object, or a cute girl by my side, or they are simply offended because I do not reciprocate their interest, the stock response I receive is generally the same and amounts to this, either directly verbalized or stated in an indirect fashion, "You black! You black! You black! You black!" By the way, I am multiracial and I am the kind of guy women will try to pick up on, if they are not too intimidated to do so. If I go out with a woman, I know from the get go she wants to go to bed with me. If I decide to get to know her first, before anything physical happens, she will typically have a melt down, and see the response above, because it will be the same. Oh, and plenty of minorities from third world countries, whose skin tone may be much darker than mine have the same kind of warped envious attitude, they want to switch places with you, is basically what it comes down to, and if they cant have what you have got, then they don't want you to have it either.

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  • DrQuinnMedicineWoman

    I feel bad for you. and your story makes me want to check myself the next time i assume someone is fake and start judging her.

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    • hagonreb

      I had kinda the same problem use to get made fun of by a girl on my bus she called me barbie behind my back and would always say mean things about me behind my back. ( but she made sure I always herd here) turns out she is just jelly! Imbrace ur beauty be proud of it:)

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  • Dammitkortni

    Yes, it's very normal. It's called jealousy.

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    • heather9h

      I have always been told im so sexy, the thing is i feel anything but. I hate the watching by womens husbands at the store and the way the wife then rushs up and gives vicious looks in my direction, as if i was flirting with her run of the mill little husband. Two years ago i piled on three stone my God what a different life. Women talked to me and i was invisible to men. I must admit it was refreshing to relax when i went out shopping for example, but I hated the way all the weight made me feel ill so i lost it again. So ive gone back to bitchland once more and this time i dont give a damn because i know the score and if they want war then thats what they are gonna get. Look out boys. woo hoo!

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  • dherpin

    @birdymojo:
    This is exactly what she is talking about. And it is not specific to women. I am a guy and I do not look in the mirror every 5 seconds and I don't think there is anything particularly attractive about me. But i've been told i'm gorgeous my entire life. I even put a picture on hotornot.com years ago to find out for sure and after 1500 votes I was still a 9.3 Like others have mentioned people mistake confidence for cockiness. but haters like you make us hate that we look good. Do you have any idea what it's like to have someone judge you before they even know you? Or have people try to get you fired? Or have people do things to your car? just because of how you look? I'm sure you don't or you wouldn't be saying these things. I've never heard of an not good looking person being assaulted just because they are not good looking. It is really annoying, and if the people that hate on us knew what it was really like to be beautiful, they would feel so bad for the way they treated other beautiful people. Like I said, I don't keep a picture of myself in my wallet or stare at myself every 5 seconds and I really don't see what is so hot about me. but it's true. I like this post alot especially about people assuming you are stupid and have no personality, that is so true! it's not all it's cracked up to be, honestly, I'd rather be average rather than deal with the constant hate.

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    • NewtoSacto

      I reached puberty early so,for myself, add to this issue that this has been for all of my Life but also specifically a sexualized world experience long before it should have been in even a potentially age-appropriate 'fun' way.I mean: by age 9, 13-15 year olds and even parents of my friends were flirting with and/or commenting on my body and appeal.

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  • psycstudent

    I agree, I am sick of blonde jokes, and the assumptions some people make about good looking people, those idiots are just jealous, forget them. Good looking people are accused of being shallow when in reality they are no different to everyone else, some are shallow, some are smart etc. You can't judge a book by its cover

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  • loudsecret

    i relate to this story, i struggle to socialize because of the same problem. when i enter in a room full of people i get all the women attention, so men start hating me instantly and of course, i don't like all women, so i would look at the one i like, then that's the only person that wont hate me, the rest of the people will. just like that, in a matter of seconds or minutes, i will have a plot against me, same at workplace, not an easy thing to deal with.

    it's just envy, and it's awe full to be an envy producer when i want to be just one more, awe full to be rejected for doing nothing to nobody

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    • Selfie

      I am 52 years old. It does not end. I was watching a music video by a 26 year old singer, "Prince Royce", called "Back It Up". ALL of the women in the restaurant turned around simultaneously and stared at me for a moment, because they instinctively realized that I probably looked just like the guy when I was his age. They are right. He was voted one of the 50 sexiest men for 3 years in a row... I don't have to tell you what life has been like, because you already know; guys trying to exclude you from social participation, no one inviting you to any parties, guys afraid you are going to take their girlfriends attention away from them; when I was young and really buff and angry at the world, every guy knew the minute I walked into a club that I could take his girl and beat his a$$, and they admired and accepted the fact, and women knew as well, and everyone was in awe and admiration. When I mellowed out, guys began to conspire against me, and women would try to use me as a pawn to make their boyfriends and husbands jealous, so that no one would want me around, and even fat ugly women would pull this stunt, and their boyfriends would act like they had to get me out of the picture, then other women would buy into it, like it was so cute that the guy still liked his girl and was jealous, no matter how unattractive she was. A lo of people are morally screwed up in their heads. It is not human nature, it is animal instinct. And then, yes, people do not want you in their work or play environment, because they can tell that women either have an overt or covert interest in you, and then they do want to try to see to it that you are with NO ONE, so you come to see that you are in a society full of haters. If they fear you, they admire you. If you lose your sense of anger and aggression, then is when you will notice just how envious and jealous they are. I am still in better shape than the majority of guys half my age. If I go out with a woman, other women will compete against her in a very in your face manner. And guys will talk shit in a very indirect manner, and it is so transparent it is ludicrous. One slob of a woman, nearly 20 years younger than me, clearly in bad health owing to her lifestyle, began bitching about me to two young men who were around 19 years old, complaining that I was trying to look like a teenager, because I am lean and muscular. They both started laughing nervously out of embarrassment for her, and they both said that they wish that they looked like me when they reach my age, and then they quickly left. Most of the women who show direct interest in me are half my age and very good looking. And of course the MAJORITY of women over 30 have let themselves go, they no longer receive the attention they may have once did when they were younger, and so they may really have a chip on their shoulder around me, it is that, "Who does he think he is! I´ll fix him!" kind of attitude, then they try to take me down a peg or two with some sneaky hateful remarks, and it is transparent to everyone what is going on. You can see people take one glance at you and their whole body wells up with hatred, and it is automatic animal impulse. If they catch me on a bad day and I throw a comment back in their direction, they will literally jerk, sometimes right off of the ground, in a startle response, because they know that the world has many haters in it and that many of those haters are and have been directing their hostility at you, they know this instinctively, so they expect that you will have been ground down around the edges, and let their abusive nonsense go by you like water flowing by. Women I go out with will try to tell me that people don't respect me, because they don't want me to see myself as all that, or they will tell me that I am arrogant, when that is far from the case, women try to mislead for their own purposes, or else they will flatter themselves with the comment, you can have any woman that you want, why did you chose me? Gag!

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    • hat1111

      Damn dude that sucks I completely relate to you I deal with the exact same thing. I usually have to keep it a secret who I like because people always try to interfere with me. Its mad irritating.
      I also saw your other post about gay men hitting on you. That doesn't make you a homophobe at all and damn right you have the right to choose. Its all in the delivery if you tell them you're straight without being disrespectful then good for you and you're being the example of what a man should be, keep your head up.

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      • loudsecret2

        I had to create a new account since I have a new email, I am loudsecret. hat1111 thanks a lot for replying to me, it looks like you relate yes, the way you answer sounds honest, it is good to read someone with the same experience, of course not that I want nobody to have my problem, but it is good to know that someone believe this kind of story, because when I tell a friend, even when they see it is true; they say I'm a big head, they just can't accept some individuals are luckier... or unluckier, you know what I mean. Right, let's keep our heads up!!

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  • Jennz

    Ugly and average looking women will swear up and down that beautiful women get special favors at work and money from men and blah blah blah. But really now, how the heck would these uggs know? They don't. They dream this crap up, mostly based upon our white-male-perspective driven media.

    In reality, as a very good looking woman, let me tell you uggs that men are scared out of their minds to talk to beautiful women. And if they are not scared, they are usually resentful as hell because they think beautiful women will have nothing to do with them. Think hostile environment resentful.

    Ugly women like to talk about the experiences of beautiful women as though they (the uggs) had a clue. And they don't. Same with men. Men tell me all the time that I could get any many I want. Which of course is nonsense. When it comes to mating and marriage, I see much more evidence suggesting that men marry for utility than they do for looks. How many men do you know are married to gorgeous women? Now how many men do you know are married to workhorses? Or virtual house slaves? Men do not pursue gorgeous women nearly as much as you might think. And if they do, its usually to score a sexual conquest and then move on.

    Ugly females and men in general need to stop filling in the blanks for themselves where the experiences of beautiful women are concerned. You uggs and resentful males have a right to speak on the experience of being ugly and undesired because these are things I could believe you would know about. But you do not have any reasonable basis to speak about the day to day experiences of beautiful women as though you would know.

    Is it normal for good looking women to be hated? In a society where females are everyday bombarded with male messages that say females are valued solely for looks? In a society where a very tiny fraction of females meet the criteria of a man's definition of beautiful? In a society that works women like dogs, pays them little, disrespects them, and at the same places an expectation on them to look good through it all? Really? Of course good looking women are hated and its the norm. Of course.

    Stop listening to unattractive people whining about mistreatment for being ugly. They are such liars. What they are calling mistreatment is nothing other than a deficiency of romantic possibilities. And that is NOT mistreatment. It just isn't. The only folks being mistreated are the good looking ladies. By the uggs. At least you uggs don't get fired from your jobs for looking "too tempting". I don't who all these good looking women are that you uggs say get special favorable treatment at work. I see more women harassed based upon their looks, not promoted on their looks. I would go so far to say that beautiful women are very possibly THE most discriminated against members of our society. Certainly the most often hated.

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    • SunshineStateOfMind

      Thank you for this, I never thought about it like this.

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    • Cheffyy

      Thank you for this.

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  • geelove

    Thanks for posting this. It's happened to me all my life. Now I married a very handsome man, and it happens to both of us as a couple. I even cut off my hair into a pixie to make myself look average...but I stand out more since I have that pretty face and fit body. People are jealous of not just outer beauty, but the inner beauty you portray when you are kind and genuine. They get really threatened by your light. There's nothing we can do about it. I've learned now that I'm older not to kiss up and to be assertive when people cross the line. My advice to you STAY BEAUTIFUL IN and OUT, but if anyone bullies you, go for the kill. You need to protect yourself and show people that your beauty and kindness should not be tarnished because of their issues.

    Danish proverb

    If envy were a plague, the whole world would be contaminated.

    GOD BLESS AND MAY THE LIGHT OF GOD ALWAYS PROTECT YOU SISTER!

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    • Cheffyy

      Thank you for posting this. I can relate so much. My husband and I are both great looking people, the most kind hearted, loving people you would probably meet. But the stares are constant and the hatred is sooo real. It's rediculous. My mind just can't accept the fact that people hate people simply because they look great and have great personalities. It's truly upsurd. I keep my hair wrapped up in a scarf just to scale down My looks. And like you cutting your hair, it didn't help. It's like, it brings out our face more. Anyways, not to rant on but your comment really touched me so thanks again for posting.

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    • Selfie

      these days you will notice anyone who has a decent figure, meaning they are not over weight at all, is considered to have a damn sexy body, because the majority are heavy, or flat out obese; when someone has an athletic body then they look slammin´ hot because of the same issue, most people do not care about how they look or how they dress, so they are overweight, sometimes grossly so.

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  • jenn9922

    i like how you have to keep adding that you're not stuck up b/c if u dont add that 10,000 times all the psychos and haters will start attacking u calling u a stuck up b and this and that..its disgusting..

    youre lucky you have a bf..im a hot girl who gets that attention adn worse..and i cant even get a BF..men hate me, women hate me..hell everyone hates me. and if someone is nice to me now i think its a game. its true that envy and admiration come hand in hand..and those who are pretty are hated and get attention. I get treated badly at restaurants, anywhere..dates are mean to me, my family is abusive to me..everyone hates you if you're pretty it seems..its not just you. I'm in my 30's now and it's still happening..i still look young and i can't even get a bf..at least you have one..

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    • JASMAS

      I hope things get better, this is so True!

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  • hat1111

    I'm a male and this is completely an issue that I deal with all the time. People hate on me HARD really HARD and I'm the type of person who just minds their business. I'm especially hated on by men.
    I don't get along with men unless I flirt with them, but I fare pretty well with women most times.
    Strangers just start drama with me and send me negative energy, bad vibes and body language.
    Even today I was in the computer lab at school and this dude came in rolling his eyes at me, puffed up angry and sat with his back completely to me, when the chairs sit forward at the computer, he was assigned the computer next to mine I was minding my own business and had never met or spoken to this man a day in my life. He was so negative and nasty towards me that i got up and left to another lab within minutes. The sad part was that he was also an attractive guy and had no reason to have a problem with me but he decided to create one with me for whatever reason
    I dress nicely so people look at me and think I'm a snob but the fact of the matter is that their disrespectful treatment of me makes me walk with my head taller
    I cant help that I have a slammin body, a very attractive face and I carry myself with confidence, I have to do so to offset all of the negative energy that's directed towards me constantaly
    I also feel that people go out of their way to try to lower my self-esteem and that's unfortunate.

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    • loudsecret2

      Sounds like it is me telling my story hat1111, thanks for sharing your experiences.

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    • Selfie

      True, people try hating and they try to pull you down to their level, they try to lower your self esteem, but keep your chin up and they will whisper about how arrogant you are... They will fill their mind with aggressive and hostile thoughts if they simply see you eating a sandwich, to heck with them anyways.

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  • MrsNeverGiveUp

    This happens to me every single day, I don't like the way some people treat me. I used to have random guy friends but their intentions were to date me, and when I rejected them, they stop talking to me, they're mean, they don't even greet me. Girls even think I'm trying to steal their boyfriends, I always get alot attention from young and grown men even older 50+. Girls say nasty things about me. I don't have many friends and I've never had a best friend my whole life, everybody controls what i do where i've been, even strangers know my name and everything about my life. Married men check me out, flirt with me. The only part I enjoy of being beautiful is you get lots of freebies from men, they offer me gifts and money, hot men call me sexy, and cute. I'm only treated well by hot guys and for me that's fantastic, I'm only friends with hot men. I don't care if people hate on me anymore.

    I've learned that if a girl hates you she's jealous and if a guy hates you it's cause he knows he can't have you.

    This goes for every beautiful girl in the world who's been hated on for no reason. Good luck. XO

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  • pp2

    This is normal because.....Confidence is often mistaken for being cocky..... I am always perceived as a b**** and I just tell myself that the people that don't really kno me have lost out. Don't sweat the small shit it's their lost.

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  • rainmay

    im sorry :( the way you described yourself makes me want to be your friend! go beautiful and smart people :D

    back in middle school i had really long hair (past waist) but i cut it all when i reached high school because i felt like people only saw me as the girl with long hair

    honestly, i would be intimidated by you because you're super pretty and i'd probably feel like i wouldn't measure up... and also if you're smart i'd feel like i wasn't smarter... as u can tell i have a little of a superiority complex.

    sometimes when people dont want to feel like another is more pretty than them, they will call them ugly just to make themselves feel better.
    but assuming you have a great personality, you will be able to get through this! just always treat people the way you want to be treated and you will encounter those that do not hate on you.

    btw, ur boyfriend is soo lucky =]] i hope i get a great boyfriend that notices when people treat me badly too..

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  • curiouskiddo

    omg, this happens to me too!! I thought I was the only one :(this made me feel a lot better :)thanks for posting it haha!

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  • hotchickie81

    I know how you feel. Well, I'm certainly not "perfect," but there are girls at work who hate me because they're jealous. They were really mad when they found out my hair is real (not fake like their's). So yeah, I feel your pain!

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  • Wavesandsun18

    I feel for you, I am in the same situation it is normal. I am 5'9 skinny huge blue eyes and golden hair and nice assets haha, but every where I go i'm judged by the fact I'm a model. My self concience friends now hate me to it so I agree with you compleatly people judge beautiful women before they get to know them

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    • Thinknewage

      I completely understand your story am 5 feet 9 inches brunette tan skin 36 double DD natural boobs and am extremely helpful to people and very genuine and women hate me up on sight and men say to be all the time you are very genuine. My only friend is my husband. I have no interest in other people's business gossiping etc we once lived in a state where I was liked now we live in a state that's not for me we will be moving. Life, find the people places and things that's for you we can not change the rest. Be happy!

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  • markelliott

    Wow ! I'm not alone ! Thank you !! Man ! I get ignored a lot ! I mean a lot !! But it seems to be a mask from people . they stare & then it's like they put on the I don't like you mask ? Sometimes I'll mesmerize a restaurant full of women, or get what I call leaners . People leaning in to get a look . & sometimes it's the ignore me crowd but well .... Why go out of your way to ignore someone ? It's an attempt to put down an attractive person , I believe .
    Rarely il be out & about & people just won't trip at all . I just blend in.That's refreshing . I can just relax . But it's rare . Well... I'm just gorgeous , not a joke , I just am , & it's ok for me to say that . It explains people's reactions to me . & It's not a curse either . Or a boast , just a fact . Better to be attractive than repulsive eh ? John merrick , the elephant man, probably got the same reactions many very attractive people do . It seems to exist at the extreams . It's true beauty is in the eye , but I think there are just some people who are attractive to a vast # of other people . Cary grant or Raquel welch types . So... If your gorgeous be gorgeous . Hey, be yoseff !!

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    • Cheffyy

      RIGHT?! I said the same thing when I found this post! Thank God I'm not alone!
      I completely understand how you feel. People stare at me everywhere. I love blending in. It's the best feeling in the world. Attention is so uncomfortable especially when you're definetely not looking for it. And the ignoring thing? UGH. I get ignored tough at work. It got to a point where I don't even get invited out places because people don't want me stealing the attention (that I don't want) away. Being gorgeous felt like a curse, but after knowing that it's normal to go through this, Im totally going to just accept it. Thanks so much for your post and keep being beautiful

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  • Simba

    Funny you mention what u did.
    I too do not consider myself exceptionally good looking. From my perspective I do not know what a good looking man looks like as I have never been attracted to men or who looked at them in that sense.
    The only reason I have the sense that I am very attractive to women is because of all the comments they make to and regarding me "He is so hot", "He looks so good". Women literally sit and stare at me for hours, they follow me around, it is really wierd. Regardless, I do not take it to heart as I have never relied on looks for success, everything I have attained in life I have earned, whether it be my success as an athlete, a musician, intellectual or writer, I have worked hard to be good.
    To your point, however, men (which surprises me), seem to seethe with anger and jealousy towards me. They try to intimidate me (even though, being an amatuer fighter -- boxing, muay thai and mma -- i could probably put them in the hospital with ease), they spread rumours about me, and all manner of stupidity. It seems they are much more concerned about my looks than I am, as I really care not about my looks..i care about being the best I can be.
    Funny thing, women too act very strange towards me. In one breathe they seem not to be able to take their eyes off me, yet when I approach them in a friendly manner, they clam up...it is real strange.
    All I can say is LIVE YOUR LIFE and enjoy it. At the end of the day what matters is not looks but the quality of life you lived and what you accomplished in your time on this rock called earth.

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  • BoredGuy

    be friends with guys with big dicks, they never have insecurities.

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      i bequeath unto you all of my internets.

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  • SunshineStateOfMind

    I am so thankful to have came upon this post. I have been researching to try and find people that have experienced things like this. I am go to college & I am in a teaching program with almost all females, with the exception of maybe three males that are in one of my classes. I go out of my way to try to be friendly with them & I get worried I am going to seem weird or desperate but I just want to be apart of the group. Although I have went places with them and we talk at school, I am treated differently & singled out by all women. My husband told me I should try to be really friendly, to show that I am approachable and great, but it has not worked. I have always had this problem & I can only count on one hand the true friends that I have had. I have had some girls to tell me that women are jealous of me & one even said that I make her feel terrible because she felt pathetic compared to me. That was so uncomfortable and I went into the restroom and cried. I NEVER want anyone to feel that way because of me. It truly is hard to be considered extremely attractive. People do not realize what it is like unless they have experienced it. Thank you so much for this post, I don't feel so alone now =)

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    • Cyndyrr327

      Omg, I'm so happy to see a post like this and hear your stories! My poor son has been having a hard time in school. He's 13 and extremely good looking. It's probably more noticeable because this age is typically awkward for everyone else, but not him. He has "friends" in school that he can sit with at lunch, play ball with, but they are often mean to him and never invite him out to do anything or sleepovers, etc. the poor boy has only had 4 sleepovers his whole life. He just wants 1 good friend to hang out with. I'd love to keep in contact with you! It's hard to find anyone in the same boat.

      <a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a>

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    • Cheffyy

      Thank you for your post! I completely understand how you feel. I've tried fitting in so many places and it never worked because people are intimidated. I'm glad to know I'm not alone :)

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  • jenn9922

    when it comes to online dating-i have to send a picture out to guys and warn them that im pretty..and if theyre insecure or scared that im telling them first..how crazy is this? because if i don't tell them im really pretty..they'll see my picture, and freak out, ditch me, cancel or ignore me..or treat me badly. i met a date the other day..he was a short fat strange looking chinese guy- i hadnt sent him a picture first b/c based on his picture i knew he wouldn't meet me. how insane is this..a beautiful female doesnt send a picture to an ugly guy becaues he's going to reject her b/c he's insecure...when i met him, he freaked out..he was like..breathing heavy and just acting weird..saying 'whew' and things like that...then he said he had to cancel because he just got a call..and if we could do it tomorrow...kind of like..well let me ditch you now and who knows...i didnt need an explanation--i began walknig off...then he began following me..crazy..he followed me to my car then got in front of my car as if he wanted to grab my car or me..nutjob...this is how crazy people today are...

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  • jenn9922

    and you have to keep adding how great your personality is otherwise 10,000 haters ugly fat people rude people and jerks will accuse you of having a bad personality becaues you're hot..its disgusting and humorous too how sick people are..if you're pretty you have to constantly apologize for being hot..get bad attention from jealous and rude jerks, get treated badly..and on top of that, you cant even complain or ask questions about your suffering because then you'll further be persecuted by jerks who will claim you are either stuck up rude a b*tch mean or have a bad personality or put on an air and think highly of yourself hence the reason people are mean to you...in reality you're just a nice normal person who gets treated like dirt just becaues you are pretty and others can't handle it...

    believe me only the hot women out there know what you're talking about..it's how ti is..but some of us can't even make friends or get a boyfriend..it's disgusting. I remember when i visited my sister...one of her friends who was rude to me, was also being rude to another female who was attractive and dressed in this shiny top. to me she wasnt intimidating or i wasn't jealous at all. i was glad to talk to her and when we talked u could see people staring at both of us..like oh two hot girls talking to each other..idiots. Once a female who was beautiful was engaged to a guy i know..when i met her she said...oh i bet people talk a lot of trash about you all the time...theyre probably always talking about you...i said yes..like how do you know? i assume she knew b/c she was pretty too.. people are very rude...theyre sickening...and its messed up how mean they can be..

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  • hairyfairy

    I never considered myself to be good-looking, but I grew up in a town where most people are pug-ugly, something to do with generations of inbreeding or something like that. I was always being told that I was always being told that i was pretty, once a woman came up to me in the street & told me so! a total stranger! I also got bullied for being prettier & more developed than my classmates at school, & when i was a teenager I had to cope with bad comments from ugly boys.( sour grapes) I`ll honestly say that a girl is better off being average or even plain, that pretty, because I can`t see any advantage to being pretty, you just get picked on by ugly people, & pesterd by creepy guys.

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  • herbsherbs

    same bs i gutta deal wit....It's the constant attention I cant stand...I'm a male 28, short 5'7" but that doesn't seem to deter the stares. kinda feel like I'm always
    on display. Plus I've always been a lil timid and sometimes I really just dont want to deal with it and I may come off as stuck up. Guy's always hate on me..Matta a fact I was at a new gym today and I over heard some dude talking under his breath to some girl.Honestly it can make one feel pretty shitty sometimes.I'm also latino and having to deal with straight latin american male natives is an EFIN NIGHTMARE!!!!!

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  • I know exactly what you're talking about. I'm 25 and for the past 10 years of my life I've gotten the same reaction many people like me and many don't. I'm handsome and have always been but when I was in my late childhood years and early teens I was overweight. Then when I turned 15 I lost the weight and immediately it seemed like the world had changed. I was either desired, admired or envied by it seemed to be everyone. Like the person said it's amazing how the admiration comes hand in hand and it does leave hand in hand also. As I get older I'm realizing that eventually the attention will fade and I will just be what I am a person. We can't get fed up in our looks and youth, though I cringe every time I realize I'm going to be 40 one day it has to happen. I just put on 30 pounds in the past few months and immediately noticed a decline in attention. I just am realizing what my mother always told me depend on your looks and you'll lose them depend on yourself and you'll grow.

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    • oldschoolvalues10

      I think alot of people like this guy likes to think they know what its like. Truth is truly intimidating people dont get much attention. people are afraid of them.

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  • Thinknewage

    I love the idea of a support group

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  • WomenStareAtMeEverywhere

    I'm a guy and women love me for my looks and personality, but many people often act the same way to me. This and constant staring and women hitting on me, has has actually given me an anxiety disorder.

    Extreme sex appeal can be both a blessing and a curse.

    Good luck, I can sympathize.

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    • loudsecret2

      I relate to your experience, and you can't hit back because then everybody will say you abuse of them, and it would be an achievement for the girl you hit back, it's frustrating. After having such experience in my life my conclusion is that human being is the most selfish and hostile thing on earth. I have become a very introvert person because I can't even have friends around because their wives/girlfriends want to get my attention, and I don't want any friend's wife attention at all, and they do stupid things in front of their husbands/boyfriends that everybody can notice what the intention is, so they hate me, and then my friends reject me. I have had social anxiety too because of the same reason, try meditation, look for it on youtube or other ways but always alone, I do, it wont solve the problem, but it keeps you stronger, it helps.

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      • JASMAS

        Thank you.

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      • Selfie

        Exactly! You are thoughtful enough to realize that any remark you make to get even with them will also negatively impact everyone around, like collateral damage, because many, many people will share the same traits as the hater. They count on you taking the high road and not stooping to their level, because you are uncomfortable and unfamiliar with that level of hatred and interpersonal hostility, but they have been steeped in it all their lives. Instead of working on themselves, they find it easier to attack others. It is like people can eat healthy food, or they can pig out on junk food. They can have healthy social interaction, or they can let garbage spill out of their mouths. I know a guy whose wife gained 80 lbs. and became obese. I knew the guy for 20 years. His wife looked at me like I was gorgeous, calculated to make my friend feel jealous and threatened, he took the bait, and that friendship promptly ended. Women who act like they cannot take their eyes off of you in front of their boyfriends and husbands are trying to use you as a pawn. Their significant others will try to boost their own ego by trying to make slight digs against you, and it will become progressively worse, or you can find something to say to slam them, and put them in their place. Probably you could flatter both of their egos if she is attractive, by saying that she is really attractive and what a lucky guy, you could never imagine getting a girl like that.

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    • david1010

      Bs buddy. Unless your in highschool still. Girls don't hit on truly attractive men. They are too intimidating. They will hardly be caught looking. Your a piss ant avg joe

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        it is easy to swim out of the water

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  • norma36

    This happens to me all the time and I have learned to just deal with it.I was at the bank the other day minding my own business and these three women were snickering about me having no jiggle I was lined up at the bank and I knew they wanted me to feel bad.I'am 5'5 124 36-25-36 and and they were obviously trying to pick on me.I ignored them and what I usually do is try to kill them with kindness because once you see the faces or the boyfriends faces zoom in on you and then the women get catty I don't like that.I'am the nicest person always try to compliment female friends because whenever I meet someone new I want them to not be intimidated or feel threatened for any dumb reason and I try to be nice as possible sometimes it gets annoying to do that because I just wanna say screw it why do I try so hard to win over these women if they are threatened by me?.I also think when certain women have a beautiful inside and are kind they are drawing in people and other women hate that because they do not posses those traits and all I can say is that keep on being happy,kind and loving towrds others because I love it when some woman tells my friends is she a b..... or she thinks she's all that and my friends tell them she is the nicest woman ever once you get to know her she is the kindest.I feel like my reputation gets easier once I prove I'am not just looks I also have heart and also giving.I came here looking for others like me because some days it does get to me and makes me feel sad to work even harder and hear negative ,catty remarks ,it can be hurtful.

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    • Lagoon1980

      Sorry to hear that :( I can relate a lot . hugs

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  • Azure

    I believe beautiful people who are also beautiful inside have a charisma thsts may be seen as too confident by insecure people. I have found some people can try to dampen a beautiful persons confidence. The best way to cope with. negative people is not to react negative comments but just laugh it off or keep quiet. Yes being beautiful can be difficult it depends on the people you are around. I was plump before I reached puberty and i was called beautiful but when I became slim I noted more jealousy from women and some males would be negative if. I did not want to flirt with them. I have learnt to zone out when I encounter negative attitudes and think of positve things like family genuine friends and coconut milkshake with double cream lol ..love & light to All xxxxx

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  • casasruby

    Same here. I was a chubby teen, I lost the weight in my 20', suddenly I was described as stuck up instead of shy. I gained so much weight, and know I am generally ignored (was a relief). I started to lose weight two months ago, and I am getting my beautiful face and body back... guess what? I am being given dirty looks everywhere I go. I started my weight loss plan because my husband wants to see me skinny (he met me chubby) I told him this was going to happen before... he didn't believe me, now he sees what I went through before. It's a type of descrimination, created by insecure people who are diks.

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  • MyOwnMyPrecious

    Wow, that is so unfair. I think they must do it out of self-defence. I mean, if they just sit and stare at you open-mouthed, which is probably what they feel like doing naturally, their admiration will openly show and they might be seen to be vulnerable. It's such crap though. There's nothing wrong with observing and appreciating beauty. I'm an average-looking woman with stunningly gorgeous friends I am proud to call my friends. Not just because they're great friends, but I actually feel honoured that such beautiful women want to be my friends. In fact, in my life I've come across VERY few truly gorgeous women who are stuck-up or mean. Most of them are absolutely angelic people, very smart, classy and thoughtful, if a bit reserved at first. And who can blame them when everyone is either trying to back-stab them or get them into bed? And for something that's purely aesthetic! Beauty, as the ancient Greeks defined it, is a universal concept related to form, colour and contrast. It's only seen with the eyes. But the eyes are not eternal, they too are physical entities and will one day be gone. So what's all the big deal with aesthetic beauty? It's not like it's a part of your soul; you couldn't help being born that way. And what is beauty anyway? It's what society tells us is beautiful. But different people have different opinions of beauty. I don't find Brad Pitt attractive though most of the rest of the female world does. Go figure.

    I say if it really bothers you, dress down, wear spectacles, cut your hair short and dye it mousy brown, put on some weight and chuck out all your make-up and high heels. Easier said than done but it WILL help with your problem.

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    • NewtoSacto

      I have purposely gained weight; I have shorn off my hair;I have dyed my hair; I have dressed in oversized clothes; I have dressed in genderless clothes;I have stopped bathing; I have 'put-on' an exceedingly introverted persona, avoiding eye contact and wearing a grumpy expression when people inevitably begin to approach after tittering with their friends in the sidelines about planning to come over to flirt with me. None of it helped.

      Yes, I got to where I was more invisible to people but it took so much effort to constantly be avoiding the comments and interactions. They would always range or lead from fetishistic to bitterly offensive. I was in deep depression.
      By my mid-20's,I was also very physically unhealthy, I decided to stop letting what seemed like 'The World' make me live unhappily in a scared little shell. It has taken me almost 10 years to force myself back to my happy,active and yes, apparently "cute" and "sexy" true self of my pre-puberty days (never mind I am a-sexual and celibate and dress completely covered-up in loose clothing).
      I have been 'blessed' with maintaining a youthful appearance.Random males on the street still shout to ask me "Are you eighteen yet?" and middle-aged women still condescend and eye me nastily up and down, some more 'friendly' than others but still not relating to me, objectifying me as much as males do.So, my coming-of-age's torture has not ended.Yes,I am labeling it as "torture".It is not melodrama on my part,it is commercialism and close-mindedness on Society's part to think this could not be torturously unwanted attention.
      A grown woman of intellect and passion and ability treated like a slutty little sex kitten is incongruous. When she is expected to ignore reality for everyone else's imposed reality, it is torturous. It is like Petruchio insisting to Katherine that she agree that the sun is the moon,only, I am not a shrew and neither was Katherine.That character and my own and every human spirit, regardless of perceived gender or sexual use are all as intelligent and equal-minded as any other human. It is enraging to force us to pretend we are inhuman whether we are told we are above or below humanity. It is insanity making to expect us to be an icon of desire or detestation when we are human, not statues,vessels or objects.We reside in the vessel as you do in yours and we are no more responsible for it's outward appearance than you are of yours. So, if 'you'(haters) hate my vessel so much in comparison to your own, mark that fact when deciding how to care for your own and leave mine to me.It is mine, not yours(readers,"World") and has no regars as to your ego or even mine; it just houses the spirit which experiences ego and pain and hope as any other human's does.

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      • Cheffyy

        Beautifully said.

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  • yeah, its normal, there just jealous :D

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  • BOYracer88

    oh bless you, well you seem like a decent genuine person to me and obviously you know that so if they cant be bothered to see the real you, fuck `em. they just jelous anyways most girls would kill to have your body, just ignore these stupid people and live your life! :) x

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  • beatriz05

    I know what you are talking about. I read this book called "White Chocolate Moments" it has a character that was afraid of eventually being treated like you are describing. I feel like if you are a good-hearted person, and are aware of this jealousy going on around you, that is the best you can do. Just return those rude stares and comments with love and care, then they will feel double the worst. But ya, that is normal, unfortunately.

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  • maya617

    i find it strange cause my brother's gf is beautiful, blond, very thin and with big fake boobs and in her case its just the opposite. she is more popular and cannot walk down the street without guys staring at her and wanting her.the males put the moves on her all the time. i remember when i first met her i thought she was a stuck up bitch but now i got to know her well, and she's ok.
    i got to admit that i do feel jelouse of her all the time, i can't help it, but i guess thats human nature.

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  • jahndrea

    i don't know from experience because i'm average looking, but i do have very attractive friends and some rather homely as well, so i could tell you from this perspective, that i'm sorry but that is really just how the cookie crumbles, people have a sense of justice and fairness in them, and they don't think its "fair" for you to be so beautiful, so they try to even it out by delivering their own twisted kind of justice, just keep in mind that everybody has their own obstacles in life, and this problem is yours, so try to keep your dignity while dealing with

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  • Zombie_girl08

    Knowing from experience..it's normal and tiring.

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  • Argollun

    People are mean and they don't like to feel inferior to others, by what you say, it sounds as if you make people feel inferior by just being you. Look for people who won't be swayed either way and try to be their friends. You'll probably have to go the extra mile in order to show that you're different and not like the self absorbed pretty people, that will mean putting up with unfair treatment by being patient and going out of your way to show that you care. Some people will still hate you but a lot of people will notice and respect you for it.

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  • jazzy88

    bullies are just insucure about themselves so they try thier best to belilte other people you sound like a beatuiful and wonderful person so you should not let those awful people get to you there just jealous. i have a snoty ugly arogant cousin who is said to be jealous of me. some people say i'm pretty weather or not people find me at pretty or not is stickly their opion. however i have brown hair brown eyes b cup boobs and olive skin. i'm naturally thin.

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  • mohitm

    No, we should be celebrated. All beautiful people have to unite. OP please reply.

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  • Xerowing

    I would enjoy meeting you. You seem good in your heart! Much love from Canada! Peace!

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  • sheilarae1987

    Girls probably claim to hate you yet immitate your clothing choice or hairstyle, correct? Immitation and Jealousy are the best forms of flattery.

    It puts into the light their insecurities, best to just ignore it, ugly people just as much shit, LoL. I think it's better to just be average and blend into the background while the freaks of nature and the bombshells get hated on, it's been happening for centuries.

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  • Jealous of your looks and presentation - which no doubt you have learned to play to the hilt. So I am not sure what to say. There is a nasty competitiveness in your generation. But you are part of it too. But I guess no one will envy your spelling: "I defiantly don't have implants." Has anyone, in your group, heard of the word "humility?"

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      To the poster and his two supporters who proved everyone's point about beauty-awareness attracting negative attention including assumptions of egotism and stupidity: there are times when typing leads to spelling errors and a *qucik* double-check *int he* computer's spelling program cause the wrong words to be *tyoed*.It's common among many typers of many generations and intelligence levels. Assuming intellect over the internet is grasping for straws and shows more about a generation of self-aggrandising sex-mongering pot heads when they come on a forum about the difficulties of being beautiful to mock someone they are supposed to be mentoring and showing compassion for. I could just as easily assume your post and the agreements attached to it are all from the generation obsessed with pretending perpetual youth and that you are of those among them who use pretty young things to feed your own egos in that regard.

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    • sheilarae1987

      Epic, LoL.

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    • littleone

      I love your responses, Ollieo!

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  • Justme1981

    I believe this to be true, but like many things of this nature it is women who are more verbal about this than men. I am very much aware of the fact that I am better looking than the average guy and the majority of my peers, and have been since I was younger. I also know that appearances are superficial and fleeting and that like the original poster beauty is really in the content of one's character. In any case, I have no idea how old this post is, nor does it matter as I only need to vent momentarily after hearing what seems like the millionith time in my life that someone has incorrectly assumed that I am arrogant and it appears to have cost me a potential job, and worse this person appears to have spread this filth that is now circulating a very small circle of people in my field. Men who are good looking also deal with this and it is entirely unfair, but I also know that I have no ability to control what others believe about me unless they truly take the time to get to know me.

    I suppose it is natural for most people to assume that attractive people are arrogant, extremely egotistical and so on, but it does not make it alright to do so. Reserving judgement is not a strength of human beings in my experience (35 years worth!), but for those who have the patience to get to know me usually find this out. On a few occasions in my life I have gotten the opportunity because of work or school related environments to change people's minds about me after they had inaccurately labelled me arrogant or a jerk or a womanizer. The list can go on. Even women I have dated or girlfriends in the past have acknowledged their initial judgement of me was literally the exact opposite of how I am as a human being.

    I remember being in my adolescents and thinking fleeting thoughts about how things would likely improve as I got older because in my naivety I thought that adults held judgement and focused on important things like character or work ethic. I was wrong. Anyway, I just wanted to give you all a male's perspective and to let you know that we also suffer from the same type of discrimination as very attractive women.

    Anyway, I suppose the best thing anyone who has been the victim of this kind of judgement can do is take a few deep breaths and just laugh, even when it leads to painful realities like losing a relationship opportunity, a potential job, or even how you are treated when you go shopping.

    All the best to those who come here to find out if perhaps they really are arrogant and that they are simply not self-aware. I assure you if you have the foresight to ask this question and deeply question yourself and the answer is no than there is a very strong possibility you aren't and that it is simply their issue. Of course, there is the possibility that you may be or that you have a personality disorder, but that is for another post!

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    • CoffeeIsBest

      Dude, I can totally relate. I believe the previous answers (including yours) have already highlighted the main points of the question.

      Apparently just by being there you make people angry and sad. I was with a friend one day and he met a couple (his friends) by coincidence. I let them have their friendly exchanges. When they suddenly saw me, they gawked and proceeded to tell me in my face that I was 'too fit' and 'arrogant' to even be acknowledged.

      I have made self-evaluations and even asked my dad if it was all in my head that I kept getting stared at. He said it wasn't since he said it was due to my 'attractiveness'. This never happened to me until I started working out. I always believed myself to be an average joe. You get harassed, terrible first impressions, accused of as being gay, and get unwanted attention. I initially tried to prove myself that I was not but let me tell you it is a waste of effort.

      Being beautiful (on the inside) and being the best what you can be is enough. It is even difficult to even maintain friends since the vibes they give off had gone 180 leaving me lost and somber.

      Now I have purposely gained weight and it took a while for things to get back to status quo, but this BS experience (it had happened twice already when I decided to lose weight and get fit) truly opened my eyes to how shallow and petty this society is, including adults whom I thought would not care so much about appearances.

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    • Mannequin

      Justme1981, I am 21 and am regularily told that my body looks faker than a mannequin. This will sound kind of wierd, but when I go into the Dillard's dressing room to look in the three-way mirror, I can see why, the image looks faker than a mannequin, my chest is more robust and broad shouldered than a mannequin, my limbs look fake, like they are artifical, and my profile looks like someone made it, it makes me feel not human, like I'm a clone or something. The funny thing is, everyone goes out of their way to treat me like shit, both men and women. People behind me in the checkout lines always bang their items against the belt when they are behind me, very audibly, like they want my attention, and whisper mean things under their breath. The funny thing is, when I am out shopping, the service people are extremely dismissive of me, and go out of their way to be rude, for no reason at all. Their was a short and black fat man, who went out of his way to noticeably offer excellent service to the people in front of me, purposely leaving the cash register to show them a separate collection, five minutes later, I'm still there, he comes back and gives me the shittiest look I've ever got. Despite me being polite, attempting to be friendly to this employee, he cuts whatever I have to say off, is very dismissive, and gives me this solid look of disgust, like I murdered his mother or something. One time, while I was shopping with my grandfather, a woman in front of us kept shooting the most vicious glares of hatred, for no reason at all, and I would not look at her so as to not acknowledge her stupid expressions, and when I put my grandfather in the car to go put the cart back up, she put her cart right behind my car. I also never get approached, women always, I mean, always glare at me when I'm not looking, but when I look back, they act like they were not staring, grown men too. I never get approached, ever. Nobody has ever approached me, ever, not even one time, it's as if I don't exist, yet when my back is turned, when I enter the room, when I begin to speak, everyone, I mean everyone, automatically shuts up and listens as if I'm extremely important. I do not believe the 'beauty equals respect' shit. Beauty equals making everyone else feel like shit. I am treated worse than a dog, and nobody has ever taken me seriously, like I'm some sort of an alien. It really makes you want to kill yourself sometimes, as the only respect and care you ever get comes from people who are close to and match your level of attractiveness, everyone else is just jealous. It's them against you.

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  • Sohot

    This sounds so much like my life! Being really pretty is hard somtimes i wish i was one of the ugly's i used to degrade when i was at school...
    Actually no I don't. Lol.

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  • Beachgirl221

    Omg!! This sounds like my life!! I too am thin, long blond hair, and very sweet, but once I enter a crowded restaurant with my husband, the stares (mostly dirty looks) are everywhere. My problem goes further, when I do see an acquaintance and make simple small talk, they will introduce me to their "mean girl" friends and the rude comments begin. These women are typically older than I, but will ask if I am going through menopause, or will say that they see my husband out all the time and know him, but just can't seem to recall ever seeing/meeting me. I know this comment is a complete lie (funny, I have actually see most of these women out before glaring and snarling directly at me) , and since my husband and I are always together and if we aren't he is with our 8 year old. It goes to show that most women are mentally unstable, insecure, and maybe if they put more energy into making themselves prettier (both exterior & interior) they might get the stares and stop their staring. So hold your head up high and keep smiling, while thinking that these haters are our motivators.

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  • EmeraldCross

    It is a prevalent form of discrimination that is rarely studied. Many people commit suicide who are sex symbols. I have known a few people who were very attractive and tried to end their lives due to the jealousy and social isolation.

    Most people think it is fun being attractive. They do not understand that also you endure constant abuse. Most people believe that looks equal love and they do envy and hate those who are prettier than they are because they cannot accept their own feelings of inferiority.

    I've found that it gets much worse as you age if you maintain your looks because a fully adult woman does not gain the empathy a pretty child might.

    When I entered my 30's, I had the horrendous experience of my mother telling me she couldn't stand the sight of me because I reminded her of what she had lost. She did not understand the degree that expressing her pain hurt my self-concept. My teenage daughter has crying spells because she claims she isn't as beautiful. The glares from females are upsetting, even infuriating, but the worst experience that I have had was that of a teenage girl crying on the street.

    I struggled off and on with my self-concept. For a long time I thought that I was very ugly even though people would dramatize that I was not and women openly express jealousy and that they were unhappy they did not look like I did. I struggled to hold jobs down because of sexual harassment and I didn't want to starve repeatedly for the fashion industry. Everyday I am harassed even though I work with kids, and I have been told that I shouldn't be allowed to work around children because I make people think of sex and that makes me unfit to be around children. No one cares what these horrible statements do to your sex concept.

    To direct the conversation back to you, it is horribly devastating to experience discrimination over your looks. You are perfectly normal. It happens to virtually all women who are attractive. There are emotional consequences and economic consequences to it. It damages your self-concept. You think that you are bad because everyone tells you that you are the cause of their sexual feelings and their suffering. You witness suffering daily and harassment daily. The only cure for it is old age.

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    • Cyndyrr327

      That is awful! I'm so sorry that continues to happen to you! I am new to this world, I'm not extremely beautiful, but my 13 year old son is and I'm struggling seeing him go through this

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  • CatsrFun

    Hey! I totally get you. It really hurts my self-confidence when I get nasty looks from strangers. I am a thin, (extremely, and not on purpose, I just can't help it :( I wish I could) flexible dancer who has blonde hair, blue eyes, and fair skin. I have been called "Barbie" and "fake" by my own supposed friends, when it's not my fault I was born this way. Sometimes the responses are nice, like one time when I walked into a salon and all the hairstylists "oohed" and "ahhed" and all "fought" (hehe) over who got to do my hair. Sometimes people are really nice and complimentary, but others not so much. It really hurts when people make "blonde jokes" (I'm in AP classes and am quite intelligent, I hope I don't sound like I'm bragging) because they don't apply to me. People at my school (especially most brunettes with brown eyes, minus my friends) glare at me and give me dirty looks when I walk by them. What did I do to them? Is it my fault my hair is long, wavy and blonde? Is it because my eyes are blue? It really makes me sad when people degrade me because of my looks, or supposed "intelligence," aka blonde jokes.

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  • Selfie

    I had to start laughing to myself one day when I was out for a walk in the country, because these really ugly and fat middle aged women who would walk past me every now and again would give me these absolutely hateful looks, and I could see that they were boiling over with hostility, contempt, and spite by the looks in their faces. Mind you, I felt nothing towards them, they were strangers to me, people I did not know and did not care to know, I respect peoples boundaries, but I know that many people, particularly abusive people, do not respect boundaries. If someone is ugly, they should not go out of their way to be hateful as well. I was just out for a walk to enjoy the sun and nature. These people were born with a bug up their ass. They eat and see themselves getting fatter and fatter and they do not give a damn about self improvement, or spiritual development, they are malicious as the devil himself, and they know it.

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      Well said.

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  • loudsecret

    also i have to reject many gay men because they want me, so many people think i'm homophobic, and i don't give a f*** about it, but i'm not, i'm just straight and have the right to choose

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      great, so you ended up attracting the gays who will try to cock block you when you are chatting up some lady, with the gays pretending that they are competing for the lady, and not against the lady... I hate that!

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  • heavenleigh

    Wow, it's almost the exact opposite for me. I'm not good looking at all, but people talk to me a lot, and in a nice way. I get stared at too, because I'm thin and have nice assets, but people say that a body like mine doesn't deserve a face like mine. But people come to me with their problems and trust me, and I'm quite trustworthy, so I have gained friends and an amazing boyfriend because of that. When they stare or insult, offer a smile that could light the world and show them who you really are.

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  • howaminotmyself

    This just goes to show you that being beautiful isn't all it's cracked up to be.

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    • Actually it's about as awesome as it sounds.

      As a very attractive male I get preferred treatment everywhere I go, people are kindly disposed to me and people are easily dazzled by me.

      Haters wouldn't hate unless there was something to be jealous of.

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  • LasNoches7

    They are just intimidated by your beauty thats all, If I were you I would just work it.

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  • elasticband

    I'm not stunning, just decent looking and feel better about the fact that my looks don't bring all the average people to me, because that way it acts like a filter. Plus I don't want to deal with lots of people in the first place, I'm an introvert.

    I know that people wouldn't go out of their way to be with me because of my looks. So, the ones who stick around probably really do like me.

    I don't know, I guess I get what you mean. You don't have that certainty. It can be isolating.

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  • collins1

    im sure you are not the only beautiful woman that walked in a room.what about all those georgous burnetts out there. you'll be ok try your higher power. nothing is promised to us in this life look change- be it age - be a car wreck, etc. dont sweat the small stuff. im sure HAILY BERRY suffer the same affiction

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  • travisface

    with a slight change in the the severity of ones goodlookingness, will come a slight or drastic change in the perception of oneself in another's eyes; depending on the the 'nonjudging' qualities of the viewer. These non-judgemental people are the decsent ones. I can relate.

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      decent

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  • I get it too. It's why I don't tell people how many guys try to talk to me on a daily basis. I don't want the drama.

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  • Princesszahzah

    Omg! This is crazy because I go through the same exact thing! That's how i found this site. But anyway, this is normal for someone thats beautiful because its not many females out there that can stand out. So when them females do appear they get plenty of attention. Dont feel bad! If any thing feel blessed! It took me years to learn how to handle this. I'm sure I'm younger than you but I'm African American with an in between tanned complexion many people believe I'm mixed but I'm not I'm 5"10 and I think people stare at me because of how I carry myself I'm also a model. People always tend to hate on me and say mean things about me before meeting me and when they do they pretend to be friends with me because I'm so nice. Many girls like to come over my house and steal things since I'm the only child. But I just though I'd come and say a few things because I finally found someone else that goes through this! But like I said keep your head up and stay confident and feel blessed by the best. If you would like to share stories my twitter name is princesszahzah15. Hope I helped

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    • Flyinghigh

      Wow. I can SO relate to this post...that's how I found it. Googling the same queation!! Let me give you my quick backstory. I grew up quite chunky. I was always told how beautiful I was by my pretty, thin friends. ( I was not competition, I was the fat funny friend) And for a "fat" girl, I was . I am blessed with beautiful skin, (thanks grandma), voluptous curves, dark hair and green eyes. I was always well liked & popular growing up. I am a good hearted person. To the core. Not conceited at all, never thought my s*it did not stink. In fact, I am often told how down to earth I am.
      Now that I am in my early thirties, work out regularly & eat right, I have to admit, I DO stand out, and am definitely above average looking.
      I am married to a wonderful man, and I talk to him about this all the time! I get hated on for NO reason! He feels sorry for me.

      When I go to the gym for example, I dress no different than anybody else. Black Yoga pants, and a tank top. It's not like I am wearing a sports bra only & a full face of make up. Yet men & women either treat me like I don't exist OR they gawk at me. Right down to my personal trainer. He used to be SO nice towards me when I started training, now he ignores me that I lost a ton of weight...It's weird...almost like I feel guilty about how I look. How stupid is that??? I spent my adolescent years HATING my body and feeling like an ugly duckling, yet now I feel like beauty is a curse. Every now & then I will meet a women that can relate and we will click. SO yeah, I feel for ya!!! We should all start a support group.LOL!

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    • Cheffyy

      Definetely can relate to this love. Thank you for posting!

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  • Haters hate. thats why they call them haters.

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  • BeautifulBaller

    Listen, girls get jealous of each other alot that's normal and some guys feel intimidated by beautiful women!! That's just how some people are and u can't change that!! If u r genuinely kind caring and beautiful on the inside then it will show in the outside too!!

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    • Sohot

      I don't really think all men are intimidated by beautiful women, I think it's more a case of attractive women have taken one look at them and already decided that they're too good for them so why should they give a shit about trying to be nice to you.

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  • Sheik

    It is normal and happens to me all the time. People I believe are just intimidated by me so they try not to pay me no attention and act rude and arrogant. I can see women doing it because most women are always competing. But with men I don't get.

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  • Mikeyburger1

    I personally Go for personality rarther than looks :P

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  • BirdyMojo

    Well, you thinking you are beautiful, down-to-earth, intelligent and so forth kind of gives me the impression you are full of yourself. I could be totally mistaking confidence for arrogance. But I wouldn't focus too much on what others perceive you as.

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  • kristiejensen

    Umm you know i have been through this, in-fact i still have been going through this situation, when i was in my early teenage, i wouldn't get these stares, in-fact i felt i was invisible, but as i grew up i started to get like a lot of stares, i was insecure a couple of years back but now i have gained confidence, i also wear make up, and i look pretty when i wear make up, but when i go out , a lot of girls, women and men look at me , the girls look at me as if i am fake or out of this world, and they look a little shocked, but the stares i get from boys are completely different, they look at me as if i am the most pretty girl they have ever seen in their life . Damn it sucks, i ask to my family that if i am looking good, if my makeup isn't looking too much and they always assure me that i look extremely beautiful. Even when i go at my relatives place, i get ignored, i mean they do talk with me but there is still something that they think about me, i am sure they find me pretty but they never say that out loud, some of my friends tell me that i am gorgeous and etc...it sucks that people hate me for wearing makeup or for looking good

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  • mrwolf

    me too, sometimes i wish i was invisible, or average looking.

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  • Jayemen

    Normal, and, maybe a bit jealousy. Good friend of mine was a hostess at the sports bar I go to. Tall, fit-bodied, light blue-eyed, model-gorgeous blonde. Truly blessed by mama nature, just..incredible beauty (and hated hearing it). Couldn't help but look at her.

    Because of that, though, she took a lot of attention away from the also-hot, and, used to it for making tips, bartenders, who ripped her behind her back, sometimes very mean. Slut, she thinks her shit doesn't stink, look at that bitch...All because she honestly was just so flat-out gorgeous. Even worse, one of the managers, who herself, though older, was used to being "hot" would sometimes rip on her. "She's so pretty but I'd love to fire her", or "Don't look at her too much, guys..I know things about her".

    She ended up leaving and doing some modeling in the city, and working part-time at another sports bar. The girls there probably hate her, too.

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  • orishasinc1

    As far as I can remember I have always been pretty good looking. Nothing ravishing or crazy, but always one of the guys who stood out " naturally" handsome. Girls did not exactly crawl on my feet though as I was pretty shy and nerdy. I had never been concerned with my looks anyway. I was an athlete yet my main interests were intellectual and financial as I have always had to figure out ways to help support myself and my family.
    Things however began to change a few years ago as I became a dedicated weight lifter and athlete. I gained almost 30 lbs of muscles; from 170-175 lbs to 200-205 lbs in 3 years of disciplined and dedicated lifestyle change.
    Women, who actually used to flirt and even approach me are suddenly a little bit wary of the " big muscle". Some obviously watch me from afar, but very few dare to come closer.
    I am a pretty laid back dude though. I am calm, friendly, funny and open to people. I am not however engaged into bullshit gossips, so I tend to mind my own affairs rather than gather in groups with people that I find of no interests. This leads a lot of people to think that I am arrogant and cocky when the fact of the matter is that I just mind my own.

    Recently, I have come to realize that MEN are even more insecure as far as looks are concerned; and, they tend to display " extremely immature" acts of jealousy when dealing with someone who they " think" to be a competitor in the looks department.
    They will smear you and characterize you as " gay", exacerbate a petty misunderstanding unto a brawl or a fight. This is funny; some guy that I routinely encounter at the gym got upset with his girlfriend when she picked a bench closer to the one where I was working out at! I have had clients trying to get me fired from my job by writing fake reviews of my services unrelated by no means to the job. Clearly these people, to the extent that I can recall felt insecure with me and attacked my person rather than my professional performance.

    At first I thought that there was something wrong with me about the sudden change in people perception of me over time. Like many people stated, I was downright " invisible" but to teenage flirties but now that I am buff I seem to make enemies with men everywhere that I set in.

    Needless to say, I am not one of the bros! But that is not even in my nature though. I am intellectually leaning, I like to read and research things. I am the handsome nerd with broad shoulders, big biceps, and strong legs. I never knew that this would usher so much insecurities in DUDES! I do not chase females, which also make women angry at me to an extent since I pay them no attention but to the woman I am currently dating.

    At the end of the day, if I was a fat slob with a smile, women will certainly ignore me and guys would laugh at me. You therefore can't live your life wondering about how people perceive you. You have been blessed with decent genetics, well maximize them and add some more qualities to the arsenal. That will certainly brings in more " HATERS" but the blessings will certainly surpass the negativity.

    Work on yourself and don't worry about what other people think!

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  • magicking

    What you say could be true. You actually probably expect people to treat you like a princess because you have seen that in movies. However, the real world is cold and harsh to good looking and ugly people too. I would just say don't expect anything overly nice from everyone all the time and you will get on ok.

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  • magicking

    You're probably not that good looking and paranoid. Why not post a picture of yourself.

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  • Tottybot123

    I'm sorry that it's true, but I guess it's kind of in human nature. People who don't have necessarily as good looks as some feel jealous. They think that you good looking people hog all the attention, but it's just a cruel stereotype.

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  • theory816

    Theres shitty people and then theres good people. End of story. Just ignore the shitty ones

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  • AngelOfDeath

    reading this, an obvious point comes to mind. you should be with me, because wed always be in the bedroom, noone would have a chance to stare ;) na oj. well a lil bit. people are just jealous you gotta somehow ignore it, and if its really bad go out with someone extremely ugly, then people would look at you like our a saint for helping the needy

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      wrong! if you go out with someone who is not in your league, like a woman who is not very attractive, people will think you are messed up for doing so, and they will give you looks that suggest you LACK compassion, and you are leading her on. and there are also women who will blame you for leading them on, even though you have simply been open and conversant with them, showing no physical attraction, since the chemistry was lacking to begin with.

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  • Princesszahzah

    I also have huge boobs I think mean likes that :(

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    • someonewhounderstands

      Good looking with a big chest will get you the nastiest looks. My ex of 20 years never believed me about getting nasty looks as if I'm full of myself.He never really had my back.

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