Quote: from Rastafarian at 6:05 pm on Jan. 7, 2007 Yes, you have hope. Put some effort and make yourself your definition of sexy. Don't go after someone elses. Being who you are (even if you are changing your appearance) is key. Most people are like Don't change yourself lol, fag retarded. You can change your image and still be yourself. So goto a mall with a bunch of friends and pick out some sexy outfits, and get a haircut that you think is awesomely hot as well. Also, by being this sexy you, rather then sexy someone else, you gain confidence in the fact that you think you are sexy, and you aren't striving after some other preconception that really isn't your taste. I completely agree. I really don't look at a frumpily dressed girl (no matter how good-looking) and think "she's sexy." A part of being sexy is confidence, and for many people, including myself, great figure + tighter clothes that show off your shape = confidence while great figure + frumpy clothes = frumpy. In a perfect world, it wouldn't be this way, but oh well.
Yes, you have hope. Put some effort and make yourself your definition of sexy. Don't go after someone elses. Being who you are (even if you are changing your appearance) is key. Most people are like Don't change yourself lol, fag retarded. You can change your image and still be yourself. So goto a mall with a bunch of friends and pick out some sexy outfits, and get a haircut that you think is awesomely hot as well. Also, by being this sexy you, rather then sexy someone else, you gain confidence in the fact that you think you are sexy, and you aren't striving after some other preconception that really isn't your taste.
Most people are like Don't change yourself lol, fag retarded.
You can change your image and still be yourself. So goto a mall with a bunch of friends and pick out some sexy outfits, and get a haircut that you think is awesomely hot as well.
Also, by being this sexy you, rather then sexy someone else, you gain confidence in the fact that you think you are sexy, and you aren't striving after some other preconception that really isn't your taste.
I completely agree. I really don't look at a frumpily dressed girl (no matter how good-looking) and think "she's sexy." A part of being sexy is confidence, and for many people, including myself,
great figure + tighter clothes that show off your shape = confidence while great figure + frumpy clothes = frumpy.
In a perfect world, it wouldn't be this way, but oh well.
Exactly right.
EDIT: don't dress in tight clothes just for attention from boys. you are better than that.
I'll stick around. ;)