Granted there are a few things about physical appearance that can be red flags. Sometimes there are warning signs you should pay attention to.
Oh...I’ve been here. I just don’t talk much.
Anyone that doesn't find you attractive, so what? If they found you attractive 8 years ago they wouldn't want to be with you now, anyways. So how much are you really missing out on?
It's all in the eyes... and autocomplete brought up "of the beholder" but that's only because that is the usual response, given there is some truth to it but not that's not the whole truth. What other beholding is what you begiving, I mean. If you want a shallow connection, trimming up the rough edges is the best you can do without much trouble, but that'll last only as long as you can keep up appearances, example most Hollywood get togethers. But if you're looking for a deeper connection, open up the windows to your soul. And, yes, you do need to have a fair amount of confidence to do that, for sure, but that's by design. It's there, you just have to exercise it.
Not at all. As far as balding goes all these men are considered attractive, Stan Tucci, Ben Kingsley, Billy Joel, and on & on. How someone sees themselves is what makes or breaks someone's appeal. I see men and women who may not rate as beautiful, but they are confident and secure in who they are and that is attractive. I'm sure Kate Middleton thinks her hubby Prince William is handsome and he carries himself well. If you look at who famous actors/actresses are married to it's usually not a 'hot' number but a down to earth type. We shouldn't go by fleshly standards anyway but Holy Spirit approved persons. Yes, there's hope, lol, be confident, 'as a man thinks in is heart so is he' Prov 23:7.
