#prettyprivilege

[baddiesofluxury]

Embracing Demure Elegance: A Journey to Cutesy Mindfulness 🌸✨

In a world that often rushes us, there's power in slowing down and embracing the soft, the sweet, and the mindful. It's about finding beauty in the little things and knowing your worth every step of the way. 💖

[fairlyfriendlylurker]

Why Pretty Privilege Sucks Ass

I've always understood the beckoning of plastic surgery. Being pretty is 100% a blessing, whether the person realizes it or not, but it's an arbitrary gift. And it's not fair that only a few get to enjoy it. Most people aren't outright treated with disdain or affection on the basis of their looks but there's always that subconscious factor. Not to mention plenty of us DO just straight-up shit on unattractive people simply for being unattractive. I've always hated it when people used the word ugly as an insult. You're basically condemning someone for existing. I can't believe society categorizes people as having varying value or worth just because they were born a certain way that they can't help. Sometimes I feel ashamed to just EXIST the way I do among prettier people. Being insecure and feeling plain and unattractive is definitely a big part of the reason I'm so trapped in this shell, although I don't think I realized it before. What makes me feel the most helpless about it all is that these labels of worthiness/unworthiness are given subconsciously. People don't even realize it's going on but it is. It's an inherent prejudice, engrained in us, and I don't think we're ever going to find a way to get rid of it. Maybe it's because of this that I sometimes deliberately go out of my way to be nicer to less attractive people and generally wary of the more attractive ones. Most of the time, though, I keep this to myself. Inwardly loathing the attractiveness of girls on the internet like a jealous bitter old hag (which I guess I kinda am) is one thing, but I would never outright treat them differently because that would essentially be doing the same thing I have been complaining about this whole time; treating people differently based on how they were born. But mark my words, if I had a villain origin story, my motive would be something along these lines. No amount of inspiring and encouraging body positivity influencers or wholesome-seeming messages is gonna make me believe I'm pretty, because I'm not. They all parrot the same thing, that "everyone is beautiful" but that's a load of bullshit because OBVIOUSLY not everyone is physically good-looking. I wish people would just be honest, because if they were, we wouldn't all have false hopes which lingered only to be dashed. Even understanding that being pretty isn't an accomplishment doesn't make me feel better. The only thing that WOULD make me feel better is realizing I'm pretty, which is not going to happen unless I have some sort of massive glow up in the future. And, yeah. That's pretty much the gist of it, sorry for making you endure this- I may have made it deeper and more dramatic than necessary- but I think this stuff will fare better out there than inside me. If you think you aren't pretty- regardless of whether you actually are or not- I'm with you. I hope someday we can figure something out and feel at peace about all this for once.

[pulchrituudo]

Does pretty privilege exist? And do attractive people have an easier life? Attractive people are more likely to get jobs, are paid more, and we tend to think that attractive people are friendlier and are smarter. The popular ones are always shifting gazes and are the ones who win class elections, crowned Miss and Most, and are the ones who seemed to collect all the trophies. Pretty privilege can give way to more popularity, better grades, more positive work reviews, and career advancement.

[adoreamba]

Wow it sure is exhausting working for your mon... oh wait, no, I don’t have to work for My money.

[lovinh0e]

I love being pretty

[pulchrituudo]

Determining what is pretty is good to know, because looks do matter. A lot. Going along with pretty privilege, we see that if you are one of the lucky ones to be considered pretty, you then will have an easier life. It helps to see that this is real, and that pretty people will always “rule” the world.

If you have a crush, it is almost always first determined by looks. Both men and women believe that looks matter when dating. For example, on Tinder, you swipe right or left based on their photos and a short bio.

We see the use of beauty in advertisements, dating,entertainment, fashion, art, etc.

Could there ever be an ugly prom king? Or an ugly business associate? Power is deemed as attractive.

[mistermixmania]

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[yourhonortheyneededtosuffer]

"Bro, Haruto Takahashi is like if sunshine and chaos had a baby and it decided to slay. 🌟 She’s literally the reincarnation of THE Izuku Midoriya and she’s out here living her best life like she didn’t just suplex destiny. Pretty? Obviously. Dangerous? Absolutely. Men? Crying on the floor. Women? Developing crushes immediately. Ren? On the brink of a mental breakdown.

Like, girlie wakes up, brushes her hair, and the universe collectively sighs. ‘But she’s so sweet and innocent!’ Wrong. She’s the entire damn dessert table and she’ll stomp on your ego in platform boots. And the worst part? She’s fully aware of it.

10/10. No notes. Just Haruto, the reincarnation baddie we didn’t deserve. 💅🔥