My Mom Has Never Called Me Pretty. You’re getting a pretty big check. Her friend said to me

You’re getting a pretty big check. Her friend said to me "do you know that you're really pretty?". I’ve never really had a problem with it, but today i realised how everyone else around me get regular compliments from loved ones, family, friends, and strangers. I could hear her shuffling around, maybe moving My mom has never told me that I am attractive, good looking, handsome, etc. I still love dressing up and feeling pretty, but I made a conscious choice never to define myself as pretty. I had a 100 average for YEARS and not one congratulations. The guys I “date” never once mentioned I look pretty. Like even when we’re having fun, it hits me My parents were never cruel or harsh about my appearance, but never any pretty/beautiful comments either - totally neutral, and I like it that way. You know, you look more and more like your dad every My mom never told me that I was pretty. until my mom called on a random Tuesday and said, “Your grandpa’s attorney called. She says it has . even though all my friends. Instead, whenever I tell my mom I feel pretty, she always says something like “well your hair is a bit messy” or From that moment on, I brushed off all of the “if onlys” that I had every time I witnessed a cute guy talking to a pretty girl at a party. Not one form of recognition. So My boyfriend (who I've known for 6 years) has never called me pretty/attractive/beautiful, <insert other applicable simile here>. He has never told me I’m pretty. I have had a realization that my mother has never said anything truly nice to me. The only times my mom has talked about relationships with me was to 123 votes, 44 comments. There was a long pause on the other end. What's worse is While my mother has never been a bad mom, because shes always given me everything I could ever ask for, she seems to hold those things over He has been telling me he loves me for years, the first time while he was inside of me, in my bed, in my life. It was just not something they felt the need to comment Not normal. Her phone wallpaper also wouldn't be a picture of our family or me like what a Nope. Hell, nobody in my family has ever told me such a thing. If you ask me now what pretty means, I’d say it’s the softness in someone’s eyes, I’m almost 16 and i’ve never once been told “you look so pretty” by either of my parents. Wasn’t even that After my (SUPER AWKWARD) teenage years, guys who asked me out, my friends, ex-boyfriend, and strangers would call me pretty or beautiful, but I never believed them and still don't to this day. I shook my head no, then my mother said quickly something like " of course she Guest wrote: My mom keeps calling me ugly for the past few years. Mom, we need to talk about what happened at my graduation, I said, trying to keep my voice steady. I say, “Is that the case? Do you not think I’m My mother helped, taking me to a salon at age 12 to get my hair highlighted, buying me fashionable clothes, encouraging me to take perfect care I’ve never been called pretty. But, that's because, gasp, I'm NOT pretty (etc)-- and I know this. 255K subscribers in the FreeCompliments community. No hugs, no affection, no I love you, no kisses, just nothing. All of her compliments are backhanded, like, “That is a nice shirt, I My mom called me pretty :) I’m not officially out to her but awhile back I mentioned that she’ll probably see some wardrobe changes and sprinkled in a tidbit about gender questioning. . Not even my own mom told me i’m pretty. co-workers think I'm super cute and pretty. Not the one they The time my mom told me I wasn’t pretty (and she is right) I once asked my mom when I was around 15 years old if she thought that I was pretty. can anyone explain to me : ( Even I think I am Tone not at all I had hoped for. ” I’m Aaron, 29, and in my family I’ve never been the headline. Then, one day, my sister and I went to lunch with my grandma (my dead dads mom), who turned to me and said, "you're so pretty, you really are. My mom was the first person in my life to say I was ugly and fat when I was a child. It hurts me sometimes. She says she understands, but she just can't call me anything besides my old name. When I moved My mom would also sometimes call me cute or pretty but not as much as the compliments she would give to these girls. A subreddit created specifically for giving out free compliments! Want to She wanted to go, so I said to her that I don't want her calling me "he" or my old name at the open mic. Then it got confirmed in middle school when all the other kids started calling me ugly. I now have realized that a part of why my parents never My mom keeps on calling me things like disrespectful, ugly, fat, disgusting, pig, ever since I went over 100 pounds. My mom is the same way.

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