Does being average looking mean you're not attractive?

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Many people on social media calls me average looking, but people in person call me pretty or beautiful, so I'm just wondering.

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people are much more petty and bitter on social media, i wouldnt pay too much attention to it. one persons "average" is the next persons "beautiful".

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Here is a picture of an average flower

Here is and picture of an average dog

Look they are both wonderful and considered average

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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I know it's cheesy but it's true.

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Maybe that means you just don't photograph well

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Alot of people are going to seem more average looking because Instagram is so flooded with selfies and pics. I start seeing girls with the same looks and mannerisms. But off of social media, you see a smaller pool of people, making your looks possibly less common.

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For instance, my cousin is considered "bad" or beautiful in our area, but on Instagram I've come across 3 girls who look like her, dress like her, and pose like her. She's still beautiful, her page just isn't special.

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Absolutely not. I find myself fever hot for average looking people with great personalities far more frequently than I do just physically beautiful people. I also think that your crush become more physically attractive the longer you get to know them

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I think so just because of of society teaches us..in person I'm beautiful and funny and loyal and honest but online into fat cow ugly whale ect..

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I believe that even a woman or man who isn't good looking can be attractive, when there's chemistry, physical appearance doesn't matter. Might be their personality, humor, or just that there's attraction.

Does being average looking mean you're not attractive?

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