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   Posted by:AUDIOMIND


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    Random thoughts……..

    Attractive women get a lot of attention.

    In fact, for an attractive woman, attention can actually become a DRUG.

    I have personally known and dated some very attractive women and I can vouch for the fact that the most attractive women seem also to be the most INSECURE women when it comes to their attractiveness.

    Illogical?

    Maybe.

    But think about it this way.….

    If you’re an unusually attractive woman, your looks become your IDENTITY.

    Everyone that meets you mentions your looks.

    Every guy you date tells you how beautiful you are.

    Every day, everywhere you go, you have people talking about how you look.

    But MORE importantly, the more you hear it and the more you think about it, the more you begin to realize that there are OTHER women that are MORE attractive than you.

    Since “appearance” is the topic that’s always coming up, you’re always thinking about it.

    If a woman with a bigger chest walks by, you immediately think “maybe I’d be more attractive if I had a bigger chest” and you feel insecure.

    If a thinner woman walks by, you think that maybe you should be thinner.

    If a woman with a different color hair walks by, you wonder if your hair is the right color.

    This kind of ‘competition’ triggers INSECURITY every single time it happens and it happens constantly.

    Trust me.

    This kind of thing gets WORSE the MORE attractive a woman is…because the most beautiful women are often MODELS/DANCERS/ENTERTAINERS/ETC…and they get to go from one audition to the next…and see literally hundreds and hundreds of other “competitive” women that each have some feature that’s just a little “better” than theirs.

    Now imagine what it’s like to be a woman with “average” or above average looks.

    If your looks are on such a scale, you don’t seem to hear about them so much.

    Your looks aren’t the topic of every conversation.

    Your looks aren’t your “identity” the way they are for the most beautiful women….[according to whom???]

    And since you don’t think about your looks as much, and don’t talk about your looks as much, you don’t feel that much deeper insecurity often felt by an extremely attractive woman.

    Reality can be pretty weird sometimes.

    It’s different for each of us.

    You can put a beautiful woman in a room with 100 guys who all think she’s the hottest thing they’ve ever seen… but she’ll still feel like “nothing special” and she might feel like she looks horrible that evening.

    All the compliments she hears will roll off her like water rolls off a duck’s back and she will be thinking about how one of her girlfriends just got a boob job and how insecure she feels now because guys look at those new boobs a lot……[oh how shallow you might say…..]

    The reality of THE situation is that very few women have the “whole package”.

    The combination of looks, personality, + emotional stability, and intelligence is RARE.

    This is where moll=e makes her grand entrance…..violently swinging in on jungle vines like the Amazon woman she is…..fofl…..

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    I’m not gonna say I’m “a pretty girl”, cuz I’m really not a stuck-up bitch. Believe it or not, I tend to go out in public wearing huge jeans, T-shirts, glasses, no makeup, and a ballcap (unless I’m going out for the night, cuz then it’s makeup/dressup playtime). Cuz I like being left alone. Praise about my looks means very little to me, except when it’s coming from someone I love, because they love more than what I look like (And I’m picky on that end, too- it’s pretty obvious when someone thinks you’d make a nice Barbie doll). Then again, I work in an industry where you get hit on CONSTANTLY, and a lot of “Oh, you’re so pretty,” blah, blah, blah. I don’t like that as my identity, although I also realize, how you look is inarguably part of it. I think that’s why I like the internet so much- most of what anyone knows about me, they had to read it first, and I’m fairly confident in my writing skills. I’m pretty much the Odd Duck in the bunch, though- I’m always hearing women talking about how much prettier someone is, wanting boob jobs, “I’m so fat,” blah, blah, blah. I’m not where I work- I don’t want two silicone baseballs attatched to my body. The industry of being pretty is a very ugly one- I’ll stand by that until my last gasp, because I’ve seen all angles of it. Oh boy, I can go on forever about this one, so I shaddap. Reality can be pretty weird sometimes- a lot of women seem extremely detatched from it. If you start seeing 20 girls built like Barbie in a row night after night, it starts looking redundant to me. But I’m a weirdo:P
    ~Much Love

    December 30th, 2004 at 6:44 PM
     2 

    This is true. I used to live with a 5″11, blond, blue-eyed fashion model. I loved her dearly, but she was so obsessed with her looks. I’d wake up to her putting on her make-up.. Then I’d shower, get dressed, and she’s still be doing it!

    Of course, it’s not just to super hot chicks. All of us women feel that way to a point.

    December 30th, 2004 at 7:52 PM
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    That’s how I feel alot of the times. It makes me sad though because I work in clothes and music and get more people contacting me to tell me how hot I am than I do to talk about my music or clothes. Hell, 80% of the time when I am on aim I get this:
    “Hi, I saw ur website! ur hot! how old are you?”
    and I say “Thanks. what did you think of my music and clothes?”
    and they say “YOU MAKE MUSIC AND CLOTHES, TOO?”
    I’m like “for fucks sake man if it isnt obvious…ARGH!” lol
    …I don’t always dress up either and honestly couldn’t REALLY care less who thinks I look good besides people I care about, I mean hell, the other day I went to get my ciggs and dinner with no makeup, a bandana on my head, and literally wearing my pajamas. Some lady asked me “What are you doing going out ike that?” I said “Look, I am a mommy. Mommy’s can do this, okay?” and walked off ;)

    December 30th, 2004 at 10:01 PM
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    “The combination of looks, personality, + emotional stability, and intelligence is RARE.

    This is where moll=e makes her grand entrance…..violently swinging on jungle vines like the Amazon woman she is…..fofl…..”

    awwwz…well, except the emo-stability part..that vine tends to break and make me fall on my ass from time to time :/

    December 30th, 2004 at 10:03 PM
     5 

    Audiomind takes longer getting ready than any woman I have ever met HAHAHAHAHAH

    December 30th, 2004 at 10:05 PM
     6 

    only when i fall asleep in the bathtub……

    December 30th, 2004 at 10:09 PM
     7 

    if that happens again I shall start making you bathe using one of those old people brace thingies in the tub, then tell your friends about it, so watch out.

    December 30th, 2004 at 10:14 PM
     8 

    I think that stability thing is something for everyong with the whole package… I mean hell… we have to have SOMETHING wrong with us… that’s why I tell LostAngelSixx that she’s perfectly imperfect… that way she can’t argue with me *tehe* There will always be another vine for you to swing from once your butt stops hurting :)

    December 30th, 2004 at 10:45 PM
     9 

    yea right….you just want pictures…..

    December 30th, 2004 at 11:31 PM
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    Speaking of pictures..I have one of you called “BLACKMAIL” ;)
    whats up with all the hidden ae’s anyhoo

    December 31st, 2004 at 12:05 AM

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