Do Unattractive People Have A Real Judgment Of Themselves?

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Hello everyone! I am a 28 year old woman with a serious friend and I have no interest in other men. I want to emphasize that I am not a charming beauty, so I do not want the topic to be perceived as a mockery and indignation towards the less respectable part of society. Still, I look good and try to work to the maximum with what nature has given me. Both my good and bad traits are clear to me, I do not suffer from self-delusion. For some time now, thanks to various incidents, I have begun to think that a large part of the outright ugly people have no idea how life works. A few months ago I was waiting at a traffic light and a guy approached me with: "You are very beautiful, can we meet?". Others invited my girlfriend and me to sit on their bench, and last week in the subway, a boy I noticed riding often, he started smiling at me and started dating, etc. I'm sorry to say, but the truth is that everyone seemed extremely unpleasant. Again, I don't think I'm amazing at all, nor am I a conceited turkey, but these things have their limits. From that moment on, I started to get angry and offended. I think everyone should know their place. I would not allow myself to be insolent to a person outside my league. If he takes the first step - ok, but I know my goal. Separately, such acquaintances on the street and so on are extremely disgusting. I will not blame my soul and I will admit that I would have been much happier if the enthusiasts in question were more sympathetic and friendly. I would really be flattered, and my refusal would be much nicer, instead of hissing a vicious "no!" As I usually do, but nothing more. I just don't want to be bothered on any occasion. I can't expect everyone to think like me, but at least to have some realism. I said above that I don't suffer from self-delusions, but lately I'm starting to wonder if I'm uglier than I think. My friends also complain about assertive colleagues or random people in restaurants. To male friends, the same story - all sorts of cheeky orcs. From what I hear, it seems scarier there. Do you think that they simply have nothing to lose and act directly? It must have happened to everyone, how did you feel after that? Offended, outraged? Did you ask yourself about your own qualities? I ask both sexes. Please, nonsense like, "But if one of you shows up tomorrow in a shiny black SUV and a big bundle to take you to the mall, you'll sing another song." Keep them to yourself. Thank you!

Last Updated
September 04, 2020
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vix_weekend78

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