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no i don’t!
sometimes i’m tempted when i see all the beautiful non-fashion related stuff that finds its wa onto our dash, but i have trouble keeping up with aspoofulof.
thanks for the question! bella xx

While it is true that people who are perceived to be “attractive” and “beautiful” may be liked or admired upon first impression as opposed to someone who is said to ‘lack’ conventional beauty, as relationships develop people are far more likely to be judged upon the content of their character than their outer image. People who are “attractive” and “beautiful” will not always have a million friends simply because of their looks and nor will apparently not being “beautiful” stop someone from having friends. The most simple answer to give is that if people want to be your friend because you are “beautiful” and if people don’t want to be your friend because you aren’t what is perceived as “attractive”; then these people are not friends worth having. 

This is of course a very hopeful answer. Unfortunately we live in a world where there are extremely shallow people who will judge based on the reasons listed in the above ‘essay question’. 
You can only hope that people will see that true beauty radiates from within and that what you look like should not have anything to do with how people judge you - for better or worse. The question then has to be asked, ‘what is better in this situation?’ neither - I know that I wouldn’t like to have a friend that likes me just because I look good, nor would I like to be labeled as ugly and not have friends as a result.

People that judge are people not worth listening to.

A good personality far outweighs good looks any day.  

No problem whatsoever! I know, she is incredible.