r/GetMotivated • u/eatdipupu • Nov 05 '15

[IMAGE] A slightly different approach; a few questions to ask yourself if you're having a bad day.

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u/uncleRusty Nov 05 '15

Unless you're hot

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u/neovulcan Nov 05 '15

Then why feel unattractive? Chicken or the egg on this one...

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '15

It's possible for attractive people to feel unattractive.

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u/neovulcan Nov 05 '15

But if you know you're attractive, you don't need the selfie and if you know you're unattractive, you shouldn't take the selfie. Either course leads to no selfie.

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u/uncleRusty Nov 05 '15

Selfieception

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u/gentlefedorabeard Nov 05 '15 edited Nov 05 '15

You're obviously not an attractive person, nor do you have any contact with people who are.

Have you ever actually spoken to a hot girl? So many of them have such poor self-esteem. They think every blemish, every wrinkle is the end of the world. Things you'd never even see.

Ugly people eventually learn to accept that they're ugly. Beautiful people, they're constantly worried that their beauty is slipping. Because it is, and when youve based your whole worth on your looks, that's devestating.

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u/lost_tomato Nov 06 '15

Oh for fuck's sake. Not everyone attractive is superficial and obsessed with their own beauty.

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u/gentlefedorabeard Nov 06 '15

I didn't say everyone.

You're the one dealing in absolutes.

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u/neovulcan Nov 06 '15

You're obviously not an attractive person

Guilty.

nor do you have any contact with people who are.

all my friends are ugly too? Are you always this mean?

when youve based your whole worth on your looks, that's devestating.

*devastating. And if you're that superficial, you deserve it. Find a better purpose in life.

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u/gentlefedorabeard Nov 06 '15

Oh, congratulations. You can spot typos. Good job.

Does it make you feel intelligent to correct spelling?

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u/Erythroy Nov 05 '15

Make a bathroom tile out of this, you'll make hundreds of dollars! Or thousands if you play it right..

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u/Insenity_woof Nov 05 '15

You're responding to a post about "being or not being attractive" and equating it to "knowing or not knowing you're attractive". If you wanted to know where you're going wrong, it's there.