How is it possible that I am so confused, given that I am already 22 years old. When I was 17 years old. I felt the most beautiful in my life. I had no weight problems, whatever I ate; my skin was better; my face was different. Lately, no matter how hard I try, I just don't like the girl in the mirror. My hair is without volume, I have small eyes and I can't afford eyeliner, I have sparse eyelashes, my jaw is wider, when I put something black on my eyes it is emphasized even more, and even without make-up something doesn't look right. My face has changed, I'm not so 'pretty' anymore, if I've ever been. My left eye is slightly bigger than my right and I look very slightly squinting ... My eyebrows are not the same, I have slightly pink cheeks, I have to cover them ... I see how many beautiful girls there are on the streets, and I am not one of them ....
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You need self-confidence. Feel good, from such "problems" you can get real ones. No one is perfect, I also don't like some things in myself.
Hey, you're fine, you just don't like the face. I didn't like myself until I realized that this was my body and it would stay that way until my last day, and then I fell in love a lot.
Number one is right. You need self-confidence. After all, you can't before you were beautiful and now you are ugly. It's just that then you were more self-confident and positive and enjoyed life. Otherwise, the things he described are relatively solvable. To have hair volume, use shampoo and conditioner for volume, dry it with a round brush and it will look more voluminous. For the lashes, use a more saturated mascara and it will not be noticeable as much. For weight - start exercising and you will lose weight again or you will have a tight body. For facial skin - use a cream, mask or drink vitamins or eat a variety of foods rich in various vitamins. This way your nails will be healthier and your hair and skin will be better. For eyebrows, go to a beautician and she will make them the same for you - then you will only have to maintain them. You just have to be positive. To me, you're just kind of very depressed and that's why you see everything black. But if you make a little effort and believe in yourself, you will start to like yourself again. Ana
You definitely need self-confidence ... I have many acquaintances whose one eye is bigger than the other, and so what? I think that's where your charm is. You can emphasize them with eyeliner to achieve the effect of "bigger eyes" ... Regarding pink cheeks, I can tell you that I have always wanted such :). Mine aren't very pink, but I use pink blush for that. Learn to like yourself ... experiment with makeup.
I can't take out a magic wand and make you like yourself! But I can advise you! Go to a beautician, fix your eyebrows, manicure, your hair! Buy new clothes. Go get a make-up (maybe with a light and properly applied make-up everything will be fine). Then put on the new clothes, put on nice heels, call your friends and boldly go around the busiest places in your city, and you proudly raise your head like the first beauty, flirt with your eyes and you will see how your self-confidence will rise even more! Also stand in front of the mirror with a positive attitude towards yourself. Take two sheets on one write down all your "defects" on the other all your good qualities let me help you for a part of them -> You are a smart and good girl, you are young, and this adorns too, your eyes - they are also beautiful (I'm sure of that) pink cheeks look sweet (and if you don't like them you can fade them with makeup), etc. I hope you understood me! Because each person is beautiful in their own way mentally and externally, you have a lot of both, do not waste yourself because of low self-esteem;)
No, you are beautiful. But I don't know why your sweetheart is crying. You think you're ugly and maybe that's the reason, but it's not, you're too sensitive and tender, which is a pearl in the sea of people. Everyone is beautiful, do not look at the facial features separately, but the charm that radiates, accompanied by a smile and the inner radiance that reflects. Even in what you have written, your radiance is felt. So raise your head and dare to look at everyone, without a drop of glare, but with a smile and pride. Remember, you are beautiful!