Is it normal to never want to be photographed or videotaped?
Cause I'm better looking in real life than I am in photos and video.
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87% Normal
Based on 119 votes
(104 yes)
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Grapist
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SkullsNRoses
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Barugel_Azulay
I believe there are valid reasons for someone to not want to be photographed or videotaped, but people like that are very annoying.
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bemah
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Anime7
Makes sense. Although if you want to capture the a moment a picture isn't a bad idea.
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WishIWasHere
I am also not very photogenic. I don't like having my picture taken. So i wold say it's normal.
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PapzBSlim
I feel the same. I feel even worse when I hear myself on video or some audio recording. I tend to sound annoying or dorky. I know someone on here will say I probably do, lol.
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gummy_jr
The camera adds about a 300 extra pounds. I don't want to look fat in the summer, only in the winter... Because that's when I hibernate.
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hactar
Been videotaped is better I think except you are caught doing something embarrasing...
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Maya05
I hate being photographed because I hate my smile. I also can't stand the sound of my voice so I don't like being video taped either.
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Powernoend
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Wendell
Ehh so am I, I look weird in pictures and much better in real life but I still don't mind photos
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davesumba
Judging by the title, I thought there was going to be some kind of deep reason, and I came here intending to vote normal and see why. Then I read the description to see that you are just a superficial slut, who'd rather have no picture memories to look back on, than have a PICTURE that looks unflattering. Newsflash, no one but you cares about what you look like in a picture. I hate it when bitches on facebook be like "take that photo down i look ugly." Even though more often than not they look perfectly fine.
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hoppy
I've been reading the site for a few months and I always liked your responses until this one where you call someone a slut for no good reason and then refer to women on Facebook as bitches for expressing thoughts about their appearance.
If you have a point about women and want to affirm that they look okay, perhaps positive language is the way to go.
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davesumba
Yes, aside from my loving advice, I have much hate for bitches that I express on this website, since I would never even think to do that in real life. But I have to get it out of me somehow, it would be unhealthy otherwise.
I also feel no sympathy towards people with worries who seem so trivial/stupid to me, like how you look in a photograph. And I will include some tough love into my posts, that may sound mean, but it's what needs to be said, and if instead of thinking me of some kind of asshole, some people could really benefit from taking this kind of advice.The reason that I don't stick with positive language when it comes to posts that I believe are most likely by women, is because there is no reasoning with women. So if they aren't going to take my gentle loving advice, then I'm going to hit them with some tough love and try to get them to see themselves for the bitch that they are being (maybe they aren't a bitch, but in those instances that I comment on, they are being a bitch).
I also couldn't care less about what people think about me online, so I don't bother to create a troll account for my 'troll' posts, or to call people out like you have. (which btw, was unnecessary. There is nothing anyone could say or do to me that is going to make me think any less of them.)
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hoppy
Calling someone a slut isn't "tough love". I have never, ever seen a genuine attempt to help someone (no matter how tough) that revolved around degrading them.
I also don't care what people think of you online. This isn't about what people think of you. It's about how you treat other people.
Why is it unnecessary to question someone who is being abusive? I think it's possibly the most necessary thing anybody could do.
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davesumba
If I was a girl, especially if I was one of her girl friends, no one would be questioning this.
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hoppy
Sorry, but no. If you were her friend, people would question all the more why you'd call her a slut on a public website.
This isn't about gender at all, whether you try to confuse the issue that way or not. It's simply about you treating someone badly. Face up to it and admit it. Even better, apologize.
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Goix
For your information, I'm a guy. And I'm not aging well. I look creepier and creepier as I get older. How am I going to pull off talking to the young chickies if I can't post pictures of myself on the Internet? Help!
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davesumba
Also, in that case, just be happy with who you are and you will find chicks who dig it. Just be really confident and own yourself.
Be real,
Don't be a bro.
Cop a feel,
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davesumba
You are supposed to use old photographs that do flatter yourself like all the other old guys.
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