Everyone has heard one of them at least once in their life (if it wasn’t you who said it)
Much of what a person expresses to others can end up revealing things about their emotional and rational state that many people do not imagine. Especially ugly people.
Thus, phrases said by people who consider themselves “ugly” or “not very attractive” are indicative of various nuances related to their appearance. See the main ones:
6 phrases that never come out of an ugly person’s mouth and the meaning of each one
1. “I’m not an ugly person, I’m just different from the pretty ones”
This one shows how clueless she is. Thus, the person tries to redefine their appearance to something more acceptable, without classifying themselves as absolutely ugly. It’s a kind of personal way to justify your appearance and soften the negative perception of yourself through a little humor.
2 “Whoever loves me, loves me the way I am”
This phrase already demonstrates how high their self-esteem is. This statement reinforces that people should accept their appearance, even if it does not fit beauty standards. It’s more like an attempt to emphasize that acceptance must come from within and not from appearance.
3. “I’m not pretty, but at least I’m cool”
This starts with sincerity, with a little humility. Thus, the person tries to justify the lack of physical beauty with character qualities. This is a form of defense to minimize the impact of unpleasant appearance and reinforce the value of internal qualities.
4. “I’m ugly, but at least I’m fashionable”
This phrase is the epitome of self-esteem and affirmation. Thus, she starts to reinforce the good strategy of using quality and beautiful clothing items to disguise and alleviate the lack of beauty;
5. “Beauty is not everything, it needs to have content too”
You’ve definitely heard this one out there. In this way, the person tries to convince themselves that physical beauty is not important. It seems like another attempt to mask insecurities with a statement that values other qualities.
6. “Beauty is only superficial, what matters is the inside.”
Finally, this attempts to draw attention to another point. This phrase tries to devalue the physical appearance and reaffirm that beauty is not essential at all. It works as a defense mechanism to deal with the feeling of not meeting the beauty standards imposed by society.
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