it's so impersonal, they don't know if i'm beautiful or not, it's a useless statement
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while it hasn't made me feel better about myself, I will admit that it IS a nice thing to see, kind of like someone smiling at you in the street or saying that your shirt looks cool or someone saying "hello, you exist and it isn't a bad thing that you exist! =)" kind of thing
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Unclear whether you're asking about exposure or effectiveness.
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The intention's good enough for me. I think the people who need that affirmation should be able to get it anywhere they can.
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I think these kinds of empty reassurances are made by people who benefit more from putting them out into the world than by anyone who sees them.
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"You are beautiful" isn't really that gender neutral. We do see way more "You are beautiful" signs than "you are handsome"
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I voted no. But I realized that actually yes it does help me when it's a little more targeted like, "if you're worried about x. Know it'll be ok" or "I hope x group feels loved"
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