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  • November 14, 2014 at 8:07 pm #67850
    Rebecca Jones
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    If you’re a good, like-able person, which I’m sure you are, then people will look beyond your physical appearance and only judge you for your personality. Keep being you and keep being friendly and people won’t pay attention, it’s not that weird.
    I think a lot of people may be judgmental at first and feel uncomfortable, that’s just something you’ll have to learn to deal with.
    When it comes to making genuine friends then if they are really genuine to you, they won’t care at all about what you look like and that’s what matters.
    You can look at this as a curse or as a blessing.

    November 15, 2014 at 12:20 am #67852
    Janice
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    Hey Dustin, I think a lot of people will be a little uncomfortable or taken aback initially, but as Rebecca says, if you are building good friendships, they’ll like you just like you are. Do you act self-consciously or worry about your teeth when you’re engaging in interactions with others? If you’re comfortable with your teeth and act confidently, others will get over their initial discomfort or judgement much faster.
    There’s this quote by Dr. Suess which I really like: “Those who care don’t matter and those who matter don’t care.” Trust that you’ll find the right people.

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