A CHAT ABOUT LOOKS AND BEING "UGLY" Dead by Daylight



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37 thoughts on “A CHAT ABOUT LOOKS AND BEING "UGLY" Dead by Daylight”

  1. Some advice for the people True is talking about. Those guys talking about how you need x and y to get a girl, they get views and money from guys who feel poorly about themselves. They need you to feel shit and blame other things to grow. Look for truth, work on your goals and things that you are passionate about, strive to be better at something and people will notice.
    When you live like that you see how shallow people can be, but you can find some real gems.

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  2. I needed this speech. I have low self confidence due to having childhood trauma and many failing relationships of being Plan B. Long depressing story but yeah. I need to "fake it till I make it" basically. Be confident and hope for the best.

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  3. True is making far too making assumptions about the psyches of people. He also doesn't address points like self-esteem being affected by positive/negative reinforcement (confidence developed by consistent successes or alternatively decreased by failures/rejections). This sort of rhetoric implies that people think lowly of themselves 'just because' and they only need to 'start being positive' to fix it. These sorts of platitudes are why many men are turning to people like Andrew Tate in the first place. Some people just aren't considered attractive by many/most people and there may not be much you can do about that since its linked to genetics. If you're fairly short, have a certain ethnicity, possess/lack certain facial features these can and will impact your dating options. This is just the truth.

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  4. There is a degree to which you need to be realistic with yourself. If you do not, you set yourself up for disapointment. I do think you may come from a degree of bias true based on your looks because you are a relatively attractive dude. I am relatively attractive as well, and I cant imagine what it would be like to look in the mirror and not like what I see. I have put work into making myself into something I can bear to look at, but at the same time, there is a degree to which we simply cannot understand the experience of someone who lives in different shoes. I think its fine to understand youre ugly. Its fine to beleive, and act accordingly. It is not nessessarily a negative thing. It can just be reality and a base to move forward from.

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  5. I was watch you tube this video popped up and when you stared to talk about people thinking of themselves as ugly. I think of myself this way but what said makes so much sense about self sabotage. That made me look at in a new light thank you I know you dont knownme but you just helped me.

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  6. Learning the love yourself is just as much work (or more) than learning how to love someone else or be in a relationship. It doesn’t happen overnight and takes constant work to love yourself but it’s easily the best way to open yourself up to connect with others.

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  7. Guys when you think about it nobody’s confidence is “real”. Everybody gets anxious and nervous it’s just a part of life. Looks are a preference and there a billions of people on this earth, you can never truly be “ugly”. Try to let go of all of those things that have become so normal today. You were made exactly how you are for a reason. We’re all perfectly imperfect people with our own flaws and that’s okay. Self love is the best love🙌🏽

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  8. 8:35 I totally agree killers can be very strong against a non effecont team but if survivors are very well coordinated killers are going to struggle that's y they need to stop nerfimg killers and buffing survivors it's making the game way too unbalanced but BE Havoir only listens to feed back from new players not og players

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  9. THIS is whyTru3 is a unique and great streamer, yes there is a game going on and all that which is the primary focus but taking the time to help someone (or hell, most people in this case) out of a rut is what separates a good streamer from a great one.

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  10. Don't fret about physical affection/relationships when single. Concentrate on providing a good experience when starting a conversation i.e: show wisdom, sense of humor, value. Have the mindset of giving a memorable time, not taking anything.

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  11. I think people underestimate how in control over how their looks they are, obviously your face isn't, but hair and a good body goes a long way. I've seen the most average looking dude turn into a Chad once he gets a good body, nice haircut and maybe some tattoos

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  12. Thank you for showing how a real 360 looks–or a simple one, at least. I never understood spinning the camera around like that, since the camera isn't the character and the killer doesn't see what the survivor sees.

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  13. My partner found me on a dating site and we have been together for almost 13 years now.

    I have always had low self esteem and considered myself ugly. I have social anxiety, anxiety attacks, insomnia, back pain, depression and more. These fuel my low self esteem. Sometimes you cannot help thinking what you do when you have mental health issues.

    I started my channel to try to limit these feelings and get over my issues, mostly social anxiety. Once I fully get used to talking to a camera, I will then envision it as a person. Then I shall hopefully move on to seeing it as a group of people then a crowd, not sure if it will work but you can but try.

    I do appreciate you trying to help those with low self esteem/confidence issues though. Sometimes all it takes is for an 'outsider', a stranger who is not close to your personal issues, to give advice. It may not help immediately but can plant a seed that can sprout at any time.

    Keep up the good work Tru3.

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  14. Alot of inspiring words Tru3. Hope you and Kat are still going strong. I always go back and watch the old compilations from time to time to see you two being silly together. Love you guys. Thanks for all content over the years man. Cheers

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  15. Recently In 2022 I have seen the absolute worst a women could be.

    My mother died and my stepfather got involved with a drunk he picked up on the side of the road.

    She wasn’t pretty
    She wasn’t intelligent
    She wasn’t emotionally stable.

    Despite protests from me and my sister he wouldn’t stop seeing her and he got driven home by a sheriff, detained by police and inevitably arrested due to fights she started.

    I never had a high opinion of myself but I have never been desperate for a partner.

    And this whole experience it’s turning me away from it even further.

    The fact a woman can act like that and get no repercussions from the law despite having a shady history of domestic violence and my step father having none.

    It just makes me so angry I want nothing to do with love and romance like probably never.

    You shouldn’t need someone else’s love to validate yourself nor should anyone be that desperate for it.

    Only reason they aren’t in my life anymore is cause I’m living with my grandma now I couldn’t take it anymore

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  16. i love the title for this video, as someone who sees myself as less attractive for what i say are viable reasons im slowly working on. mainly mental issues i deal with, but its about how you hold yourself and put yourself out there. if you use a dating app dont just use tinder (its basically the "if their attractive swipe right") dating app. i think dating apps in general makes trying to date harder because youll deal with bad matches and start feeling worse about yourself.

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  17. In my teenage years i used to think that im the ugliest, that im disgusting, so around people i acted like im ugly person who does not deserve love, who needs to be told how ugly i am, who deserves hate and bad looks, i hated myself and SHOWED it, i showed how much i dont like myself. so people around acted the same. When you trying to point at your bad looks and trying to find in yourself mistakes – people will do that to. Does not matter how pretty you are, if you act confident and if you love and appreciate yourself, people around you will do the same. For example if people with big noses always trying to hide it, wear masks, always telling everybody how big their nose is, how they dont like, people will think exactly the same think, they will notice it every single time, they will think that its not okay. However, when they will see another person with big nose, who just doesnt give a shit about it, who is confident, they will not think about it much as well, some people would think about this big nose just like its some cool or cute feature, not something that people should be ashamed of. but most arent going to even think about it. love yourself, be confident. When you respect yourself and like yourself, people around you will do the same thing

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  18. Some peoples confidence might be higher after this video. But then there will be a situation where they are really anxious again and dont feel confident at all. Dont worry guys. Thats normal. Your confidence is something you can work on. Your self worth was destroyed over many years probably. So give yourself time to build it back up. Even if it takes months or years its worth it. To Tell yourself over and over that you are good and there is nothing to worry about. And one you will believe it. Dont get stuck in thoughts that say Something Else. You are wasting your time and Energy. Thanks True for talking about important Not shallow topics Like this. I dont Play dbd anymore but listening to you talking can still be very enjoyable 🙂

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  19. The problems of finding modern day love are dating apps, less real connections, the social media image you have, and the general attitude to break up with people more easily, or just to use them to make yourself feel better. These days you can be intimate with someone for weeks or months and still not be in a "relationship" with them, which if that's your thing then fair enough, but generally speaking it probably promotes more casual attitudes and lowers people's confidence and self-esteem.

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