
On the contrary, markedly average or below average looking persons do well only by their positive thinking towards themselves and what they do.

Obsession to meet hypothetical beauty standards imposed by others escalates to physical and psychological disorders that are very difficult to cure.
Following are some combined nonverbal or behavioral symptoms:
1) They smile very rarely, walk slowly, and appear more psychologically occupied - lacking energy and confidence. They appear depressed and lacking enthusiasm.
2) They get nervous very quickly and ruminate a lot. They adopt defensive or withdrawal postures most of time. They engage themselves in petty tasks for long time.
3) They refrain themselves from exposures, interactions, open discussions or debates. They avoid direct eye contact and comfortable parade. They don’t take initiatives of themselves.
4) They seat with arched back and maintain downward gaze mostly. They use more grooming gestures, engage in forced solicitations, and try to seek affirmation from others about their beauty and attractiveness.
5) Generally, they stay closer with others who suffer with body image issue. They feel paralyzed when isolated from such individual or group.
6) They may also impulsively defend to somebody commenting on their appearance even if it’s bogus or a joke.
7) They may express jealousy towards persons (irrespective of gender) having positive body image and stay away from them.
8) They pass sarcastic or derogatory comments in absence of person whom they suppose to be more beautiful and good looking. In fact, they never genuinely appreciate good looking persons.
9) They are more likely to develop eating disorders typically known as Bulimia or Anorexia. They hardly can understand that their eating habits are harmful to their health.
10) Frequent peeping into mirrors, trying different looks - attires that don't match with their social image and copying others blindly is also well known behavioral symptom in them. These traits are also more common in youngsters going through or following puberty.
8) They pass sarcastic or derogatory comments in absence of person whom they suppose to be more beautiful and good looking. In fact, they never genuinely appreciate good looking persons.
9) They are more likely to develop eating disorders typically known as Bulimia or Anorexia. They hardly can understand that their eating habits are harmful to their health.
10) Frequent peeping into mirrors, trying different looks - attires that don't match with their social image and copying others blindly is also well known behavioral symptom in them. These traits are also more common in youngsters going through or following puberty.

Following pregnancies, most women develop body image issues due to sudden change in body shape and size. Many women might choose very weird ways to gain their self-respect and confidence that are not easily understood or accepted by male partners.

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