
dionbsant
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Does confidence really matter ? the truth
My friend wrote this whole thing today and gave it to me while at school.
Tell me what you guys think.
Confidence doesn't naturally come as it is learned, developed or shaped. It's not instinctual it's developmental and there can be contributing factors to shape the way we do or don't have confidence. My friend mentions the fact that how he thinks that 50% of less attractive people tend to be under the impression that only confidence matters, and that the other 50% is just insecure with how they look. He drew a chart with how he thinks confidence levels work. Usually people who are less attractive tend to see flaws within themselves, finding ways to cope such as blaming: genetics, environmental factors and habits you grow up with. They usually like to post themselves with filters on, hiding their insecurities and trying to cope by making them seem prettier or more handsome than they usually are. Less attractive people who have "confidence" will usually post themselves more due to the fact that they WANT to feel handsome or attractive. END
Notes: I think my friend is completely right in the sense that confidence works. But I believe it only works until someone judges you too brutally and snaps you back into reality that you ARE ugly.
Let me know what you guys think