Do you have any unflattering features in your opinion that bother you ?

Adam · Jun 12, 2009

starburstz91 said:
Most of me, yeah.

Hon, you're beautiful. Don't ever forget that. :Kiss2:

Skipadeedoodah · Jun 12, 2009

HisDivineShadow said:
My dislike of all things me is well known. I've never liked anything about myself, physical or otherwise. As for particulars, my goatee-thing is one. It's never looked the way I wanted it to (whatever that was) and, in so far as I can determine, is despised, disliked or simply frowned upon by everyone who knows me. T'will have to go completely for medical school interviews (as the admissions committees are shallow, appearance-oriented twats) so I may not need to worry about it very soon. Should just shave it tomorrow, I guess.

Losing it brings up something else I've not particularly liked. I look fairly young with it and, without it, I suspect and have been told I'd look no older than 15. Can't tell whether I full-on hate or simply don't like that idea.

I've never liked my stomach, the belly button in particular. It's not that I am weighty (the opposite, in fact); I simply don't like either of 'em. All the boys I find myself attracted to look nothing like me in that respect.

I could keep going but no-one wants to read that and I have an essay to write. 😀

I, for one, love your goatee, not to mention just about everything else about you. Specifically, you haz dreamy eyes :bubbleheart:

vladtickleman22 · Jun 12, 2009

I'm a fat, balding, ugly mess. Which is why you'll never see any pictures of me.

Sanhael · Jun 13, 2009

Physically, I've had a lifelong weight problem which has always been just on the verge of "fat." I'm one of the few people who is routinely noted, whether in good humor or not, as being "hefty" or "chubby" while the idea of my being actually "fat," even if delivered by myself and in good fun, results in eye-rolls and immediate contradiction.

Personality-wise, I know a great deal about a wide variety of subjects, and I spend a lot of spare time just thinking, musing, etc.--more than anybody else I've ever known well enough to know how they spend their time. I've often been told that I spend too much time just thinking. This results in many of my reactions to people being taken as condescending, when such is not intended; I either assume people know something that turns out to be not particularly common knowledge, or I act surprised when a person does know something (and it turns out to be very common knowledge indeed). Growing up, I used to read dictionaries and encyclopedias and textbooks on completely random subjects, just for fun; I've got absolutely no idea what's well-known and what isn't.