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mumbled awardhad some fun with audacity
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you aren’t attractive, not to me.funny how people are being nicer to me now that ive posted my face
of course that doesnt make me "attractive" but i know what being an ugly motherfucker is like, i was one just 2-3 years ago
people are cruel
i dont even know why i should respond to thisyou aren’t attractive, not to me.
Gay niggerThey only see your face, i see a funny, talented man.. <3
he just wants attentioni dont even know why i should respond to this
i mean, a week or two ago i wouldve argued over dumb shit because i probably am ugly
but it's like, this is coming from someone who got buttfucked by someone sitting on their bed who weighs 400lbs
i cant take you seriously anymore im sorry
You censored ur face thofunny how people are being nicer to me now that ive posted my face
of course that doesnt make me "attractive" but i know what being an ugly motherfucker is like, i was one just 2-3 years ago
people are cruel
truly a broken excuse of a "man", one who desperately tries to put down others to make up for the fact he is a wicked and corrupt hedonist and everyone is aware of ithe just wants attention
right, but they've seen more than enough. they know my height, my weight, my voice, the shape of my head, and i dont feel like doxxing myself more than i already have.You censored ur face tho
DOX UR FACE NOWWWWWWright, but they've seen more than enough. they know my height, my weight, my voice, the shape of my head, and i dont feel like doxxing myself more than i already have.
Why even doxx yourself to this extent to begin with?right, but they've seen more than enough. they know my height, my weight, my voice, the shape of my head, and i dont feel like doxxing myself more than i already have.
not nowDOX UR FACE NOWWWWWW
my looks are the only thing i have, even if they're mediocreWhy even doxx yourself to this extent to begin with?
self foxing is keyedWhy even doxx yourself to this extent to begin with?
So it's for attention. Pretty stupid behavior if you ask me.my looks are the only thing i have, even if they're mediocre
I know the feel, too. I wasn’t at all blessed with a good face (at least, a good face besides a resting one. My face looks poor when I genuinely smile, just the way my mouth is proportioned to my cheeks, and how then my eyes look ghastly when my cheeks are pushed up with the smile) and I feel the effects of that repelling appearance at school, when people give me the attention they'd give a decent-looking person on the regular only whenever I help them with their work or give them an informative answer to a wonder they have. I believe it's left me without many friends besides those who know of and can value my actual qualities and skills I have, like my knowledge or my speech (which is also haltered and cursed by my voice's natural tone being deep, quiet, and especially hard to hear in louder settings unless I put strain upon it as I speak). Still, you have to see the good in everything you're granted. My friends at school are now exclusively people who do truly value me as I value them, and that lack of sociability has only furthered my trust and my bond in The Lord. Sorry for the ramble, but I wanted to say that I do relate to your feelings.but i know what being an ugly motherfucker is like, i was one just 2-3 years ago
people are cruel
Nah, man, I'd say you look pretty good.even if they're mediocre
Correct, and I won't try to deny that.So it's for attention. Pretty stupid behavior if you ask me.
i don't like smiling bc of thatI know the feel, too. I wasn’t at all blessed with a good face (at least, a good face besides a resting one. My face looks poor when I genuinely smile, just the way my mouth is proportioned to my cheeks, and how then my eyes look ghastly when my cheeks are pushed up with the smile) and I feel the effects of that repelling appearance at school, when people give me the attention they'd give a decent-looking person on the regular only whenever I help them with their work or give them an informative answer to a wonder they have. I believe it's left me without many friends besides those who know of and can value my actual qualities and skills I have, like my knowledge or my speech (which is also haltered and cursed by my voice's natural tone being deep, quiet, and especially hard to hear in louder settings unless I put strain upon it as I speak). Still, you have to see the good in everything you're granted. My friends at school are now exclusively people who do truly value me as I value them, and that lack of sociability has only furthered my trust and my bond in The Lord. Sorry for the ramble, but I wanted to say that I do relate to your feelings.
A smile always looks good. Even if you look "uglier" than having a scowl on all the time. A smile biologically makes us feel warmer. We feel the other person's happiness.I know the feel, too. I wasn’t at all blessed with a good face (at least, a good face besides a resting one. My face looks poor when I genuinely smile, just the way my mouth is proportioned to my cheeks, and how then my eyes look ghastly when my cheeks are pushed up with the smile) and I feel the effects of that repelling appearance at school, when people give me the attention they'd give a decent-looking person on the regular only whenever I help them with their work or give them an informative answer to a wonder they have. I believe it's left me without many friends besides those who know of and can value my actual qualities and skills I have, like my knowledge or my speech (which is also haltered and cursed by my voice's natural tone being deep, quiet, and especially hard to hear in louder settings unless I put strain upon it as I speak). Still, you have to see the good in everything you're granted. My friends at school are now exclusively people who do truly value me as I value them, and that lack of sociability has only furthered my trust and my bond in The Lord. Sorry for the ramble, but I wanted to say that I do relate to your feelings.
Nah, man, I'd say you look pretty good.
Thanks for sharing your experiences. I can relate to a lot of that; back when I first started high school I had short hair, ugly glasses, and braces. I'm not saying things transformed when I became a senior, but people who used to insult me and pick on me didn't mind my presence anymore. Sometimes they'd even say hi to me and ask how I was doing.I know the feel, too. I wasn’t at all blessed with a good face (at least, a good face besides a resting one. My face looks poor when I genuinely smile, just the way my mouth is proportioned to my cheeks, and how then my eyes look ghastly when my cheeks are pushed up with the smile) and I feel the effects of that repelling appearance at school, when people give me the attention they'd give a decent-looking person on the regular only whenever I help them with their work or give them an informative answer to a wonder they have. I believe it's left me without many friends besides those who know of and can value my actual qualities and skills I have, like my knowledge or my speech (which is also haltered and cursed by my voice's natural tone being deep, quiet, and especially hard to hear in louder settings unless I put strain upon it as I speak). Still, you have to see the good in everything you're granted. My friends at school are now exclusively people who do truly value me as I value them, and that lack of sociability has only furthered my trust and my bond in The Lord. Sorry for the ramble, but I wanted to say that I do relate to your feelings.
Nah, man, I'd say you look pretty good.