Ugly isn't a feeling, it's a perception. MGT 315. CREATIVE AND CRITICAL THINKING. INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT.

2. “I know that
I am not
physically
beautiful…”
-anonymous-

3. So…

8. Displeasing to the eye.
According to TheFreeDictionary

9. Too fat…
Too dark…
Too thin…
Hair fall…

16. Perceive our self as
ugly because
emotionally we
feel unworthy and
unlovable.

17. Tired of looking in
the mirror and
getting depressed,
of avoiding our
own reflection.

18. Feeling awkward in social
situations..

19. We usually would see
ourselves less beautiful
than we are because we
don’t like certain things
about ourselves …

20. And…..

21. think that those
things are actually a lot
worse than they are.

22. Isn't it sad that we think
we are
UGLY?

23. Well
don't
despair!

25. Ugliness is just an attitude we put on.

26. Ugliness is just an attitude we put on.
But… ..

27. Ugliness is just an attitude we put on.
But… ..
even when it's a real physical deformity or lack, it
can always be overcome.

29. 1. Know
yourself…

30. 2. Look in the mirror.

36. 3. See the world
with a different eye.

37. 4. Remember that the statement
about your appearance may not
be true ..

38. Or…………….

39. …is a subjective exaggeration.

41. 5. Turn accusations of being
overweight into quests for
suggestions.

42. 6. Be strong and show others
like you how to stand up to crass
insults.

43. 7. Stay true to your

44. 7. Stay true to your

45. 8. Just love yourself for who you
are, and everything will be fine.

46. 9. Be
confident
in all that
you do…

47. 10. Offer to help..

48. 10. Offer to help..

49. The most beautiful
thing is to see a person
smiling…It costs
nothing. It does lot of
wonders. And even
more beautiful is to
know that you are the
reason behind it!!!

50. TIPS TO
OVERCOME…..

51. Practice taking care of yourself to feel more
confident.

52. Practice taking care of yourself to feel more
confident.
Teamwork is often better when facing adversity, so it
is good to talk to others to overcome any stressful
comment you have.

53. Practice taking care of yourself to feel more
confident.
Teamwork is often better when facing adversity, so it
is good to talk to others to overcome any stressful
comment you have.
Never say never. Don't be shy to take a change,
because anyone can make a change.

54. Practice taking care of yourself to feel more
confident.
Teamwork is often better when facing adversity, so it
is good to talk to others to overcome any stressful
comment you have.
Never say never. Don't be shy to take a change,
because anyone can make a change.
Do not go up to ask your friends "Do you think I am
pretty?" If you don't see yourself as pretty, you
shouldn't go and ask others.

55. Practice taking care of yourself to feel more
confident.
Teamwork is often better when facing adversity, so it
is good to talk to others to overcome any stressful
comment you have.
Never say never. Don't be shy to take a change,
because anyone can make a change.
Do not go up to ask your friends "Do you think I am
pretty?" If you don't see yourself as pretty, you
shouldn't go and ask others.
Use humor. If someone calls you ugly, say something
back like: yeah, that's no problem, you're not my type
anyway.

56. Ugliness and beauty surrounds us we
decide of what we see. No negative
thoughts allowed. Next time when we
think of beautiful things, don’t forget to
count yourself in. Everything has beauty.

59. REFERENCES
Cinzia Di Dio. (2007). The Golden Beauty. Brain Response to Classical and
Renaissance Sculptures. Retrieved July 24, 2012, from www.plosone.org
David Veale. (2001). Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the ugliest of them all?
The psychopathology of mirror gazing in body dysmorphic
Disorder. Retrieved July 24, 2012, from www.elsevier.com/locate/brat
Hmelschlager. (2012). How to Deal With Being Called Ugly. Retrieved July 24,
2012, from http://www.wikihow.com/Deal-With-Being-Called-Ugly
P. Jonathon Phillips. (2012). The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Face
Challenge Problem. Retrieved July 24, 2012, from
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60. Better an ugly face
than an ugly mind.
(James Ellis)