I feel so ugly...

brightgardener40 said:and I thought she found someone better looking than you after she moved on 😉 🙂

Joe! 🙂 😁

Noah Sanchez7 said:Blueberries, there isn't a single city out there without some scammers... 🙂

(unfortunately)

I hear you, I really do... but then again, you won't find a bus with zero wait times or zero passengers either, so there you go...🤣

George Roberts said:Oh goodness, I don't mean to sound harsh, but I honestly feel like I'm the most beautiful person in the world. No matter who comes along, I’ll always feel this way about myself. I suppose it's because I radiate such self-confidence, and I feel like nothing can really shake it.

Of course, if we're looking at objective reality, things might be different, and I know I have plenty of flaws and imperfections too. But that doesn't stop me from feeling truly comfortable in my own skin.
Seriously though, makeup can cover up just about anything, so please don't be silly—just take a look in the mirror and appreciate all those other wonderful qualities you have.🙂
I guess a person's true beauty really does come from their mindset, even if that sounds a bit cliché.

Way to go, Christina!

Laura Mendoza said:I hear you, I really do... but then again, you won't find a bus with zero wait times or zero passengers either, so there you go...🤣

It wouldn't be a bad idea if every country designated a specific city, small town, or even just a tiny corner where the local laws regarding bars don't apply—somewhere organized differently, where you have maximum freedom as long as you aren't hurting anyone.
I heard places like that exist in the Netherlands or Finland, somewhere along those lines.😁

Honestly, the only real way to tackle that issue of yours is to go all in on Accutane

Lawrence Reed5 said:Honestly, the only real way to tackle that issue of yours is to go all in on Accutane

Is this just some new, overhyped "Nivea" product that everyone is suddenly obsessed with? 😉

hollowtrucker77 said:It isn't depression; it’s an obsession.
An obsession with these arbitrary standards that frankly make zero sense to anyone with a functioning brain, and then, naturally, the depression just hitches a ride on top of all that nonsense.
You could be tall, short, curvy, thin, athletic, pale, tanned, or any other impossible combination of physical traits you can imagine.
There will always be some reason to feel satisfied, just as there will always be a reason to feel miserable.
Honestly, if the first thing someone notices about you is your flaws, you should probably just be grateful you aren't actually dealing with whatever mess they're projecting onto you.
The insults eventually fade, but let's be real—you're going to gain weight, you'll age, you'll get wrinkles, things will sag...
But on the inside, you’re still the same person you were, except now, someone might find your "vibe" or your presence a little more appealing.
Just be yourself and learn to value the people who actually bother to look a little deeper than the surface level.

That's not why; you're just being a jerk.

Honestly, Accutane is pretty much the GOAT when it comes to clearing up any kind of breakout or acne you're dealing with. If you want to see some crazy transformations, just head over to www.acne.org and check out the user gallery—you'll see all kinds of wild success stories from people who finally got their skin back 👍

Hey, I thought I'd toss another one of these topics out there for us to chew on:

So, honestly, this is pretty much the only thing that actually worked for my breakouts. The only real catch—and man, it stung—was the price tag. By the time I finished the whole six-month routine, I’d easily dropped a few thousand bucks on it. 🙂