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I moved to the US just 5 months back. I see so many of my nationality who say that they started smoking, drinking or even started drugs after moving here. Though I don't blame the US for anything because it's their own choice, I feel it's the freedom to do anything and everything here that probably gives them a leeway and most of them have taken a downturn because of it. So just wanted to know how many of you here are so addicted to something that now you can't imagine a day without it. Fortunately I haven't fallen prey to it and wish to keep it that way. Do tell your ways to escape addiction too. Thanks.

My whole life i have always seen my picture and absolutely hated it. Its to the point where i can't believe anyone could possibly be attracted to me. In the mirror, or any type of reflection though, its a different story. Now i know mirrors and reflections don't give you certain depth perceptions and features so its almost considered as false. If it is false, how come i get the attention i would only get with the physical appearance i see in these reflections? You are your biggest critic, i know that but not to this extent.
Moving forward, i started a new job almost a month ago, and i have 2 girls that have made it clear they are interested in me. I really hate using the number system but its the only way to get my point across. So in real life girl #1 is a high 6 or maybe a 7/10, girl #2, is a 9/10,
but if you look at their pictures it's the complete opposite. girl #1 is always 9/10, doesn't matter if she's ready for the pic, or someone is snapping it without her knowledge. girl #2 is never higher then a 7, and thats if she's realy trying for the pic, otherwise she's like a 6 maybe even a 5.

what about you, do you beleive it? have you had/ know people who definitly provided proof?
im not going into detail with this, but do you think your aura (energy you give off,) can physicaly effect how people physically see you?