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do pictures of you turn out to look like you gained another 20 pounds

so i left the house thinking i look really awesome for my ann. party and then after my sis put them on facebook...goodness it look like i gained a lot of wieght!! but in the mirror i look really good!!

whats up with that?

Anonymous Asked at 4:19 PM on Feb. 9, 2010 by: Anonymous
  • Answered at 4:24 PM on Feb. 9, 2010 by:
    Izsar...
    They certainly bring out my "fatogenic" side.
  • Answered at 4:24 PM on Feb. 9, 2010 by:
    QandA
    I find that I look bigger in pictures than I think I am. I'm ok with what I see in the mirror, but when it comes to picture----WOW--- is that really me and am I really that BIG.?? A picture says a thousand words.
  • Answered at 4:55 PM on Feb. 9, 2010 by: Anonymous
    Anonymous
    It was a picture that made me diet and lose some of that weight.
  • Answered at 4:57 PM on Feb. 9, 2010 by:
    chefr...
    Pictures do not lie my friends. But I agree - I look at least 20 lbs heavier in pictures than I feel IRL!!
  • Answered at 5:06 PM on Feb. 9, 2010 by:
    Anouc...
    Oh man... I look like a giant whale in pictures. Which is I'm sure exactly how I look in real life. Maybe my house has "skinny mirrors", heh.
  • Answered at 5:46 PM on Feb. 9, 2010 by: Anonymous
    Anonymous
    yes!

    that happens all the time, I feel AWESOME and confident, then see a picture of that very day and EEEEEW!
  • Answered at 6:31 PM on Feb. 9, 2010 by: Anonymous
    Anonymous
    Yes, sometimes I feel that way. I think it depends on the angle, lighting, etc. I happen to be on the smaller side, so I often feel like I can't complain for fear of someone getting grumpy at me.
  • Answered at 7:21 AM on Feb. 10, 2010 by:
    crazy...
    I always look horrible in pictures. My driver's license picture looks like I should be shot and put out of my misery!

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