Vanities

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Originally Posted by Roto13

I can name, like, three people on this forum who are obviously messed up in the head but act like it makes them somehow superior. There's no bigger sign of vanity than acting like your broken leg is more useful than everyone else's normal, un-injured leg.

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I hate that. :p Or just people who are into the whole "I'm better than you" internet persona, whether its legit or actually self deprecating.

Anyway, my hair is constantly bothering me because it's too long, so if I see a mirror/reflective surface while on campus I'll usually glance at it to see how it looks. In general, I am not a mirror person. I am generally confident that I exist.

I usually avoid mirrors because it forces me harshly into the reality of my current aesthetic situation, which is less than desirable. I look like a middle-aged woman, it's smurfing embarrassing.

Hate is bad ; ;

It's odd how my school has randomly placed mirrors on the wall, but it's even odder how people stop at them to look at themselves constantly. This one girl was late for class while looking at herself in the hallway. Another girl would stop at the same mirror the same period every day until one day I went up to her and was like, "Are you going to make out with the mirror? Just asking, cuz you're with it so much."

I'm vain as smurf, I'd use a spoon to look at myself if it didnt look odd. Is usually to check if my hairs alright though.

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Originally Posted by Roto13

I can name, like, three people on this forum who are obviously messed up in the head but act like it makes them somehow superior. There's no bigger sign of vanity than acting like your broken leg is more useful than everyone else's normal, un-injured leg.

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lik srsly

I only look in mirrors if I'm trying to style my hair or do my makeup.

All women do that, practically. Some people conducted an experiment where they had a mirror that was actually one of those room on the other side type things, and they found that 95%+ or some ridiculous amount of women always feel compelled to look into a mirror/reflective surface if they pass by one. Learned it in some class ^_^

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Originally Posted by Jojee

All women do that, practically. Some people conducted an experiment where they had a mirror that was actually one of those room on the other side type things, and they found that 95%+ or some ridiculous amount of women always feel compelled to look into a mirror/reflective surface if they pass by one. Learned it in some class ^_^

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Wow, my whole case for being a straight male seems to get thinner and thinner every day. I always look into reflective surfaces when I pass to make sure my hair is alright.

I make faces at myself in every reflective thing I notice. Counts?

I look at the boogies in my nose.

I'd say everyone does to a certain extent, and most people to some degree care what they look like.

It's always to check my hair to be honest and see when I need to shave next.

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Originally Posted by Roto13

Great big who cares. :P

See, that's the thing. These people would never do that. They're too busy obsessing over how they're smarter than everyone. And fantasizing about burning down orphanages.

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I'm one of them, aren't I?

I stare at myself in the mirror constantly, looking deep into my own eyes, falling in love all over again.

I almost always check a mirror if I'm walking past one to see whether I look disgusting or not, or to check if my hair is ruined by the awful British weather. :jess:

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Originally Posted by rubah

I look at myself in every reflective surface I come upon as I walk by. Mirrors, windows, glass doors; there's no point in looking to preen since I don't bother to stop, so it's not like I'm a total bighead (:

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I do that as well. It's kind of a bad habit I guess?