i feel so fat on my period.
and it just so happens that i've broken out worse than ever before... on my forehead, okay natural... and only on the right side of my face. am i the only one afflicted with this?! i feel like dr. jekly and mr. hide with my awful, horribly inflamed, red, and disgusting looking side of my face and the other side that isn't much prettier but certainly devoid of the terrible zits.
god i feel so ugly. inside and out.
Anonymous
08:18:59 PM
4 comments:
Truth is, everyone notices more about themselves than anybody else can (physically, at least).
Basically... don't sweat it.
Also, Jekyl and Hyde was a complete transformation with a clear difference between the two. Perhaps a more apt comparison would be the villain "Two-Face" from Batman.
Of course, I'm going to assume that naturally you are exaggerating your "disfigurement" and look just fine ;)
I agree with Pastry. You more then likely look great and have nothing to worry about. Every girl I know that goes through her period has a horrible time (no shit right?) But nothing actually looks different (from a guys perspective). So dont worry. Everything is fine
If it makes you feel any better, Jeckyll and Hyde is pretty much my favorite musical ever, and the guy who played those two characters at the camp musical this summer was so insanely popular that a couple of girls offered sexual favors to boys in the same cabin as him, just by association.
And, yeah, it always seems like only half my face breaks out, too. But I usually compare it to the Phantom of the Opera. You know, hot stuff on one side, hideous radiation burns on the other?
I'm probably not helping at all, actually, come to think of it.
Yeah, also not helping much, I'd say that your face would more resemble that of the Phantom of the Opera-- in Andrew Lloyd Webber's version, anyway. In the book, he's yellow all over and his skin is shrunken down on his skull so he doesn't even have a nose and he looks like a skeleton corpse all over. So, hey, at least you don't look like that! You're just slightly pimply on one side of your face. Christine will still totally make out with you in knee-deep water while her fiance cries like a sissy. Which is, after all, a dream we all share.
And anyway, acne goes away. It just takes a few years of teenagerdom and then it's over.
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