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Catcalling is bad but it is strange when you hear how widespread it is and how many women (often not really bombshell looking women) experience it - daily... I am glad I am not harassed but it makes you wonder "What is wrong with me?" or "Am I that ugly?" ...

I don't think I am ugly (anymore). I do dress feminine on most occasions.
I live in a small town with around 40k people in it, I do visit other bigger towns as well.

I sometimes get complimented, usually by older guys because they're bolder and more old fashioned (which I do not mind at all, it's nice). Guys my age usually just stare at max.

I do remember being catcalled ONCE and ever since I have actually gotten better looking and it's just not happening?

Just like the saying ''once a cheater, always a cheater'', does the same applies to bullies? They never sincerely change don't they? I'll tell you a brief real experience.

In both 7th and 8th grade, I used to get obstracized by classmates and picked on for being somewhat overweight, wearing glasses and had facial acne issues. In other words, I was the ugly girl at school. My emotional/verbal bully (lets call him James) made my school years miserable, humiliating in front of the class many times. Every day after school, I felt horrible about myself.

Over the years I've worked on myself and grew out of the ugly duckling stage. Just 3 months ago, I get a Fb message and invitation from none other than James. He started complimenting on my change and how he's sorry for before. I wasn't convinced but wanted to test him if he had really changed. I let him pay all the dates. On the 4th date, something was funny to him. I asked him what it was and he secretly pointed out to an elder woman (she was apparently suffering from obesity issue and spots in her face) that was having a hard time sitting on a bench alone. That's when he told me ''Look at her, she looks like Porky's girlfriend, see those legs and she looks like a melted cheese. LMAO''. He excused that since it's in private and he's only saying it to me, it's no big deal.

I got upset and told him that was he was same superficial jerk from our school years, the same 13-14 year-old bully that all he cares is about appearances and not a person's values, left and blocked him. We're now 24 year-olds already. He hasn't changed. Are bullies generally like that?