Beauty really isn't everything. If you don't believe it, then all you have to do is find the most gorgeous girl in your town and ask her. Even though it may look like her life is easy, because she's appealing to the eye, she'll tell you that being beautiful isn't all its cracked up to be. In fact, here are some downsides of life for pretty girls:
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1. It Hurts when People like You for Your Looks
Beautiful women always have to be weary of their relationships. They'll never know if a man is actually interested in their personality, or if he's only interested in their looks. Whenever they go on dates, they have to pay extra special attention to whether the guy is focused on their words or focused on their breasts.
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Pretty girls can often feel like they are being judged solely based on their looks, and it can make it difficult to form genuine connections. When they go on dates, they may feel like the man is only interested in them because of their looks, and not because of their personality. This can make it hard to trust people and can lead to feelings of insecurity.
Pretty girls often feel like they have to work harder to prove themselves, and that they have to be better than everyone else in order to be accepted. They may be afraid to show vulnerability because they don’t want to be seen as weak.
Pretty girls may also feel like they have to constantly prove themselves in their career, and that they have to be perfect in order to be successful. They may feel like they have to work twice as hard as their peers in order to be taken seriously.
Pretty girls may also be hesitant to speak up or take risks because they don’t want to draw unnecessary attention to themselves. They may be afraid to stand out in a crowd and be seen as too confident or aggressive.
2. They Feel Insecure, Too
Famous models have just as many flaws as you do. It's just difficult to see those flaws, because they know how to use fashion to show off their assets and how to use makeup to look as beautiful as possible. However, when they step off the catwalk and in front of the mirror, there are plenty of things that they wish they could change about themselves.
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Models have a lot of pressure put on them to look perfect all the time. They are expected to have the perfect figure, flawless skin, and always look their best. But behind the scenes, they are just like any other person. They have insecurities, just like everyone else.
Models often struggle with body image issues. They can be overly critical of their appearance and feel like they don't measure up to the standards set by the fashion industry. They may feel like they need to be thinner or have bigger breasts or a more defined waist. They may also feel like they need to wear more makeup or have better skin.
Models also experience the same pressures as other women to stay young and beautiful. They may feel like they need to take extreme measures to maintain their looks, such as extreme dieting or plastic surgery. They may also feel the need to compete with other models and strive to be the most beautiful.
Despite these pressures, models are just like other women. They have insecurities, flaws, and struggles. They may feel insecure and inadequate, but they also have strengths and unique qualities that make them beautiful. Models are people too and it's important to remember that.
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3. It's Hard to Make Female Friends
Some beautiful women have trouble making female friends, because other girls will automatically view them as competition. That means that they'll be disliked before others even get to know them. That's why we should always try our hardest to avoid judging books by their cover and humans by their level of attractiveness.
4. They Don’t Get Everything Handed to Them
Sure, some pretty women may manage to wiggle out of a parking ticket, but nothing else in life is actually handed to them. They still have to go on job interviews and work their butts off, just like anyone else does.
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Pretty women still have to face the same challenges as everyone else when it comes to finding a job. They may have to go through multiple interviews, demonstrate their skills, and prove their worth to potential employers. They may also have to work hard to stand out from the competition and make sure their resumes stand out. While some may be able to use their looks to get a job, it is not a guarantee and they still have to put in the effort to get the job.
5. They Spend Hours in Front of the Mirror, Too
Even if a woman is born beautiful, she needs to do a few things in order to keep up appearances. She still needs to keep her hair washed and styled, her face clean and painted, and her nails trimmed and polished. Don't assume that they spend less time prepping for the day than you do, because most women spend about the same amount of time in front of the mirror.
6. They Get Cheated on, Too
If your man cheated on you, don't assume that the reason has to do with your looks. After all, the most beautiful actresses and models have been cheated on by their boyfriends and husbands. Being on the bad end of a breakup has nothing to do with your level of attractiveness.
7. Beauty Isn’t Everything
All in all, beauty isn't everything. There are more important things in life, like families and careers. Besides, beauty is subjective, so even though your current crush might not be attracted to you, there are plenty of other people who will be.
It's time to stop being jealous of all of the beautiful women you see, because they don't have it better than you do. Plus, in someone's eyes, you'll be more beautiful than all of those other pretty women combined. What part of your face or body have you gotten the most compliments on?
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bella: #1 I hear you everybody likes me just for my looks
Alexis182: Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Some may find you beautiful while others say you're ugly. It depends on the person. There are in fact certain women that pretty much everyone considers to be beautiful and I believe these things in the article may be true. But I'd rather be beautiful than be me. I'd rather have tons of men interested in me and no girl friends than be ugly and lonely. Being unattractive is so much harder than being beauiful. This article is kind of a waste to me. But then again I can't understand it because I don't consider myself to be good looking.
Amira: Too many girls here are bragging about how beautiful they think they are, perhaps some things written in this article are true , but I don't agree with everything. I think in the end it is all about attitude of these beautiful women! Other women might feel competitive but I don't believe someone will just hate you for being beautiful. I know girls who are drop dead gorgeous who have no problem making friends, females friends or male friends. Also, self presentation is important too on how people look at you. If someone really hates you just because you are beautiful then she must have issues, and I think this is only the minority of the population.
Kailee: good article
Lifeofmediocrity: Pretty girls are hired faster and get promotions faster in my 20 year experience in the workforce.
Clee000: This is so so true
Emily: The only thing most guys want from me is my body I just wish that u could have one of those cute relationship
TorriWyatt: Ally fedora is right. This article is just plain wrong. Pretty girls get a free ride because of their looks, so stop pretending that they are the same as the rest of us.
qwertyqwerty: I am a boy
Nathalie: I have to disagree with 1,2,4 and 5. I am a very beautiful woman, many times get approached by men on the streets, bars, restaurants, sometimes they even ask to take a picture with me. I am not conceded, but I don't have any insecurities about my appearances either. While I didn't have a guy cheat on me, I do agree that making female friends is much harder for me than making male friends.
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