The more we see of our bodies, the more we think of ourselves in them. 

But there is a dark side to that image of ourselves, and one that we often ignore or even outright ignore. 

It is the photo album. 

The image of a well-dressed man and a beautiful woman. 

Of course, the picture of them is not exactly flattering. 

When we look at them, we’re seeing their flaws and imperfections, their imperfections. 

And the flaws and flaws of these imperfections can make us uncomfortable. 

A picture of a woman who has been through a difficult breakup is a picture of the woman as a whole, but it doesn’t reflect her in the best possible light. 

In the photo, you see her with her boyfriend, a handsome, charismatic, strong man. 

You see her face as she looks out at the world, and you see the imperfections in her. 

As the woman gets older, her body loses weight, her confidence grows, and she becomes more and more confident. 

So you see that the photo has a point. 

There are moments when the photo of a man and woman looks perfect. 

These moments are very rare. 

They are, however, very uncomfortable, because the imperfection of the imperfect image of the man and the woman is what makes us uncomfortable in the first place. 

We feel ashamed of the flaws in our own image. 

For example, when we see a photo of someone who looks like a stereotypical Asian, we think “Wow, that’s so beautiful!” 

The photo of that person is usually not of someone we want to be like. 

However, when you see a photograph of someone that looks like you, you think, “That is so perfect.

I should have been like that too.” 

A photograph of a young woman with a cute face is also not something that we want in our life. 

Therefore, when a person in our lives looks like that person, we are less likely to be attracted to them.

So, while we may not want the imperfect images of our loved ones to be in our pictures, we do want to avoid those flaws in those people, and we are also more likely to reject them when we do see them.

 For this reason, when people think of a picture, they think of what they would like in that person. 

If a picture is not flattering to a person, they are more likely than not to say, “I don’t want to see that picture.” 

And that can make the person feel ashamed, which is very uncomfortable for them.

This can lead to a vicious cycle of rejection.

The more we reject a person because they are not what we think they are, the harder it is for them to accept their flaws. 

Why do we reject people? 

It’s simple.

We reject people because they don’t fit our expectations of what it means to be human. 

Some people, when confronted with the fact that they are flawed, will deny them their faults. 

Others will not accept them.

But it is difficult for most of us to accept the fact of flaws.

We don’t know what it is about ourselves that causes us to reject ourselves. 

People who reject themselves because they do not fit our idea of who they are tend to see flaws in themselves. 

“You are just too good looking to be good at math” When a person rejects themselves, they may feel like they are rejecting themselves.

They may feel ashamed. 

I have been told this by people who reject their own weaknesses, and I think it is true. 

Sometimes we reject ourselves for having weaknesses, because we think it makes us feel good or special. 

Other times we reject the flaws because we feel bad about ourselves.

But when we reject others because they have flaws, it can make them feel less worthy. 

Instead of rejecting the flaws, we may reject them in a more negative way. 

Maybe we feel that they make us feel inferior or unappealing. 

Or maybe we reject them because they seem unattractive. 

Then, instead of accepting the flaws that they have, we feel even worse about ourselves because we are now feeling like a bad person because of our flaws.

As a result, we become more likely and more aggressive with rejection.

We become more and even more aggressive about our rejection. 

How does this happen? 

When someone is rejected, they feel like their flaws have been exposed, that they’re unworthy, that their worth has been questioned, and that they need to feel special.

They feel like the rejection is an attack on their self worth. 

This can cause them to become angry and resentful. 

Heavier, more negative feelings about themselves, like anger, are more often directed at the person who is rejecting them.

The person is then more likely, and more likely the person is the person with whom