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You Are Not Your Looks
Show Tina Typical a picture of a girl who got married, and her
internal reaction would be, superior jealousy, “I look better
than that troll, what did she do to get him, suck his dick with
ferry dust?” or inferior envy, “She’s so pretty, I’m never going
to get married.” Both are weak bitch reactions that point at
various levels of insecurities based on the looks of other
women. Not all women are equally pretty, let’s not bullshit
each other by trying to be nice and politically correct. There
are women who you are prettier than, there are women who
you are just as pretty as, and there are women who blow you
out the water in your own opinion. The great thing about looks
is that they are subjective and easy to upgrade, (more on that
secret later on) thus, your physical appearance compared to
another woman’s should never be something that leaves you
feeling hopeless or cursed. The problem is, you do feel selfdoubt,
it’s not something that positive thinking has been able
to cure. No matter how you look, there is someone in the
media or someone in your personal life to remind you that you
aren’t perfect. This creates a game of cosmetic catch up for
weak-minded women who don’t realize the fix is in. The
beauty industry doesn’t solve insecurity; it’s actually
innovative in the way that it creates new insecurities. Straight
hair isn’t in, curly is in, adapt bitch. Runway petit is dead,
voluptuous is in, adapt bitch. Slanted eyes are the new full
lips, adapt bitch. Tastemakers tell people what was disgusting
two years before is now sexy, and it leaves insecure women
scrambling to keep up.
The cheat code for low self-esteem lays in competing
with other women for attention. If you’re unhappy with your
facial features but have a nice butt, you accentuate that in
clothing and lean on swooping bangs to make up for people
saying your forehead is too big. If you’re unhappy with the
build of your body from the chest down but have a doll baby
face, you’re taking pictures to accentuate cleavage and face,
while cropping out the rest. The result is you get attention for
things you feel are strong suites, which makes you feel less
insecure overall—but not really. This method of self-love is
like being a real estate agent that tries to sell an entire house