Thanks for sharing your perspective. You're absolutely right that context matters a lot when interpreting these signs, and everyone’s experience can differ based on their self-perception and confidence levels. It's also important to remember that how we view ourselves can influence how we interpret the behavior of others. Sending good vibes your way!

Thank you for your comment. However, it is important to remember that sexual orientation and gender identity are complex and diverse aspects of the human personality that are recognized by science and society. This topic always generate a lot of discussion. I hope you found something new for yourself in the video!

​@@Mind_Insight-24 Recognized by science how? Because people feel better when they're thought of as something else? That's not scientific. I could convince a naive person to take a sugar pill when they're sick and half the time they'll think they're cured. Reminds me of when the WHO declassified gender dysphoria as a mental illness. They specifically stated in their video talking about why, that it was to reduce stigma. Later clarifying it's partially due to something called 'distress' that it was declassified, which is just another aspect of mental health that the disorder included. Making the reason it was declassified as a mental illness because they were feeling increasingly mentally ill when confronted about it. So they decided to never confront anyone about it (talk about enabling). Once again, not really scientific. That WHO video is still on their official channel on KZbin if anyone's curious. What a joke.

Hey, I can sense you're using humor to express some really tough feelings here. Just know that your value goes way beyond how others perceive you. You're unique and worthy, regardless of what anyone says or how they treat you. It sounds like you've had some rough experiences, but remember: the way people treat you often says more about them than it does about you. Sending good vibes your way, and I hope things start looking brighter for you soon!

I'm sure you have a lot of beautiful and interesting things about you. The signs described in this video are not the only ones that can be used to determine attractiveness.

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

You don't need to be an extrovert to be attractive to people. Introverts have many advantages of their own.

I am very sorry that you feel this way now. I hope you feel better soon. Do not hesitate to seek support from family, friends, or professional help from a psychologist.

You're definitely not doomed! Everyone is wonderful in their own way

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Hi! Even if you haven’t noticed any of these signs in your life, doesn’t mean that you are not attractive. Each person has something beautiful inside and outside. Also, these six signs are not the only signs of attractiveness, there are many of them!

Yo man don't think like that ur beautiful in someway

@@sasikakumuduni7389 thank you

I thought this too but its wrong I looked in the mirror and thought "wait I'm not ugly" then I just started being confident people at school used to insult me but now I get more compliments than anything

Hey! Welcome on Mind Insight!

That's very interesting, thank you for your comment! Maybe we will create a video about dyslexia and other disorders. Subscribe so you don't miss out!

@@Mind_Insight-24 Yes that would be an interesting video as well. I hope you do one.

We are already studying information on this topic! In the meantime, you can watch videos from our special Halloween episodes: kzbin.info/aero/PLGk034V02sFaH3MSBN-sMv4UVbVYsIlPD&si=mAMmw8OA0SKeaMDt