You are more beautiful than you think
Newfeelingstime later posted a paradoxical video about how men
see themselves (see top right videoclip) It is totally a hilarious "LOL" parody but there may be truth to it, that men - at least 4% of men, thinks they are as good looking as Clooney or Pitt than an average "Joe". To all you men, the message says: You're less beautiful than you think." What do you think, guys? Men usually are not their own worst beauty critics as shown in women.

This is also reflected in nature. The males in the animal kingdom groom and preen themselves as to what an adolescent teenage
male would do as he flexes his biceps in front of a mirror and admire
to himself, how well-built he is.
Just a thought: I personally have blue eyes and this strikes me when
a stranger describe to Gil Zamora that one of the ladies had nice blue eyes. Have you ever wonder how will a sketch artist drew a "nice blue eyes", when all he had is a pencil?
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Sylvie Orabelle
G3 editor/ bloggirl​
While watching a video about a crow eating a chicken bone, I stumbled upon this Dove Real Beauty Sketches video above. It is not really
a commercial but a very thought provoking insight on how we view ourselves. This video is primarily target to women on how they
view themselves and as they described themselves, Gil Zamora, an FBI forensic sketch artist based his sketches according
to each women's description of their facial features.
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Based on Dove's studies, about 4% of women around the world consider themselves beautiful. Dove is committed to creating a world where beauty is a source of confidence, not anxiety, thus they did this compelling social experiment on what others see this group of women.
Ever wonder what the male bird is thinking when he is looking at the mirror? Is he admiring himself as human do. This male budgie, we call, "Mikey" spend countless waking hours preening and taking care of himself while his female counterpart on the left showed disinterest. Unlike homo sapiens, the males need to be attractive, well-groomed to attract the females.
Dove's experiment on how women see themselves.
Newfeelingstime's parody on how men see themselves.
