...can be a shocking revelation. Especially when it comes from a stranger. And when they're of the opposite gender. Also, when they're not Jewish.
It's not about how I think of myself or what I see when I look in the mirror that's shocking, it's that others see me that way. Kind of like listening to my own voice recording with someone, and hearing them compliment my voice.
If you aren't ugly (and few people are) they will be always people who find you beautiful no? who like your voice, your gesture. I don't like me in the miroir but I don't care, somebody will!
ReplyDeleteOh! I get it! You're really good looking! Thanks for sharing with your readers! I really appreciate the second paragraph which adds some substance to this piece, converting it from a shameless self promotion into a poorly disguised shameless self promotion. :)
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ReplyDeleteNow that you mention it... I do seem a bit shameless. Another quality I prize about myself :P
But I'm sure your powers of observation and ability to state the obvious, in concert with the wonderfully sarcastic tone with which you present your profound insights are a wonderful combination that serve you well.
Nice to meet you :)
Thank you jprincess and ish for the most civil and hilarious argument I think I have ever come across in the entire blogosphere! :)
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