Aren’t comparisons and competition the source of insecurities amongst women?

Aren’t comparisons and competition the source of insecurities amongst women? | Gentlemen Prefer Curves

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Aren't comparisons and competition the source of insecurities amongst women?

Asked by thepositiveimpact

I took that into consideration too, but the way I’ve chosen to do it isn’t asking others to vote on each individual, it’s chosen at random by me. There would be no comparisons made between any of the girls who choose to enter. It isn’t even really a competition, it’s just a bit of fun, no one is getting hurt, ridiculed or offended.

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