If you were given special treatment because of your looks, what would it be like to be like?

I think it's very unfair, you can't judge people by their appearance, you mainly have to look at people's hearts, there are thousands of good-looking skins, and interesting souls are one in a hundred.

If I get special treatment for my looks, I think I will be very happy.

I'm not good-looking. It is often compared to those who are good-looking. I'm actually better than them. But. Because of physiognomy. They were a lot ahead of me.

Whether it's your fault for being beautiful or because you're ugly, be yourself and don't care about other people's eyes.

Because I'm handsome, I'm always at the front of the line when I line up for seats, and I'm a little embarrassed.

The first time my roommate met me, she said that she was like a good girl, she was taller, and always said that she wanted to protect me, but I could really protect her.

I feel very unfair in my heart, but I can't do anything about it. The appearance is given by the parents, and we should cherish it whether it is good or bad.

It depends on whether these special treatments are good or bad, and if they are good, of course, they are happy. If it's not good, it's going to be very uncomfortable.

It feels very unfair like this, obviously we are all the same people, with the same ability, we will definitely feel that we have no self-confidence, and I will be jealous of this person.

Actually, it's pretty good, because I think I'm still quite energetic, quite handsome, and I'm often welcomed by girls when I'm in school, and it's more that I will get a little more help when I'm in school.

That's how happy I feel, what others can't get with their efforts, you get it easily, what kind of experience you say, it's really nice.

If you are treated differently because you are good-looking, you are very proud, but if you are treated differently because you are ugly, you will have a very low self-esteem.

In the eyes of outsiders, he is very jealous, and in his own opinion, he will be very lucky, and he will find a way to use his appearance to find a way when he encounters something.

It's very unfair, is it because those people are good-looking and I am ugly, so I will be given some heavier jobs, which makes me feel very wronged.

The good-looking girls in the class are helped by a lot of people, and there will be gifts from the boys, which I can only envy.

Special treatment is almost non-existent. I really think that even if it is, then I am a typical Northeast girl. Either that, nearly 1k likes were squeezed here.

At the train station, in the square, the policeman uncle stopped me to show my ID. There are a lot of Chinese in Australia, many customers come and go in the store are Chinese, the cashier sometimes bows his head to scan the code, speaks Chinese, I look down for money, she sees that I don't speak, looks up, sorry and said it again in English. As well as the Chinese restaurant, I didn't meet anyone who spoke Chinese with me, and after I sat down with my friend, I saw the black line on the waiter's face.

Should I have pretended I didn't understand anything...? In fact, sometimes when faced with girls younger than me, especially sixteen or seventeen-year-old children, I don't know whether to express the world whether it is the face or the inside, as if neither of them is invulnerable. However, maybe it's because of my mediocre appearance, and I feel that I am shallow in learning, so life is not a thing that can be plugged in at any time, but a person has to work hard to live as he wants, and live as a frank person, for me, it is the Northeast aunt who is cross-legged and playing mahjong with a cigarette pouch in her mouth in the depths of her soul.

If there is any special treatment, it is that the Xinjiang friends I have met are super nice to me. So many people cheered. Thank you.

How to say that. It's all well set off by peers.

They don't look good, they were bullied from elementary school to junior high school, there are a lot of them, and they can't beat them. It's nice to be ugly than me, and I don't pay attention to anyone who plays with him, and I'm friendly and not very sloppy. It really feels like I'm cursed.

When I get to work, it's much better, and I may be busy with work and don't have time to think about such boring things.

Because it looks ......I was not allowed to sit in the front row, for fear that the teacher would see that I would not want to go to class.

When I was a child, I looked like a doll, and when I returned to my hometown for the Chinese New Year, the grandmothers and aunts rushed to take me, and they were proud to grab the right to take me shopping. I don't remember ( But because of this, even if I grew up unsightly and grumpy, my elders will always be more tolerant of me than other children.

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I don't know if it's because of my looks, but I know that I like the elders