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Insane thing to say to someone
124 upvotes, 19 comments. Yik Yak image post by Anonymous in LGBTQIA+. "Insane thing to say to someone"
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Anonymous 1d

an ugly soul is much worse than an “ugly” face

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Anonymous 1d

omg what tf did i just read? that's literally insane

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Anonymous 1d

They are literally telling us to starve ourselves over there 😃

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Anonymous 1d

it's so extreme that it reads like satire

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Anonymous 1d

scary worldview on their part tbh. hate to imagine what my life would be like if I had let myself be convinced that not meeting conventional beauty standards meant no one would be attracted to me

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Anonymous 1d

I would hate to live w this mindset tbh. I can’t imagine how miserable it would be to constantly fear the day you inevitably stop being “conventionally attractive,” how much cognitive dissonance and work would have to go into stopping that

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Anonymous 1d

kinda true tho… as an ugly person 💔 but the answer isn’t telling someone to work out or get plastic surgery

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Anonymous 1d

How can I reach through the screen and whoop a bitch’s ass?

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 1d

like. I’m fat, physically disabled and aging prematurely. I also dated my niche internet microcelebrity crush, and she was the one who asked me out. speaking strictly in terms of appearances, I don’t even believe in the concept of “they’re out of your league” because it’s just not that simple

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 20h

Dated or e-dated?

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 20h

You should be working out regardless, if you’re able to

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Anonymous replying to -> #9 18h

is this supposed to be a “gotcha”? fascinating. what exactly is up with you that you feel the need to invalidate a statement of “I’m weird-looking but was still pursued by the woman of my dreams”? I said “internet” for a reason, that’s where we met, but she flew out to stay with me for weeks at a time so “e-dating” feels more than a little condescending

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Anonymous replying to -> #9 18h

not your place to tell a stranger what they “should” do with their body, they didn’t ask your advice or even vaguely reference whether or not they work out. both your comments in this thread are weird as hell

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Anonymous replying to -> #8 15h

this is how I’m feeling about 9 ngl

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Anonymous replying to -> #10 15h

(oh and oop)

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Anonymous replying to -> #9 15h

working out for health? sure, everyone able to should be stretching and going for walks for the sake of keeping their body in working condition. that kind of working out basically never translates to looks, though.

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 15h

yeah as someone in a LDR it feels like a weird distinction to make. just because you're not physically together most of the time doesn't mean you're not aware of how the other person looks. it certainly doesn't mean that you're not romantically attracted to that person. imo in order for LDR to work you have to really be romantically into that person because it's a lot of work

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 15h

they clearly meant it as some kind of petty jab, it just doesn’t land regardless. cause the point I was making is that people can-and-will still find you lovable and sexy if you aren’t conventionally attractive, this is something I know to be objective fact based on a vast array of experiences, that ex was just one example

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 15h

because I also wanted to point to the fact that no one really has to “settle” based on not looking a certain way, you can organically be desired by the same people you fantasize about being with even if you’re a freak like me. it’s just a question of compatibility

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