[Jayy]

The unburned parts of her are attractive: The burn scars are gross just like any other burn scar. They look gross and I'm sure touching them feels gross. Harsh but true.

[holytoledo]

It's great that she feels comfortable with her scars. Perhaps an inspiration to other burn victims as well?

[Jayy]

Originally Posted by holytoledo ↗

It's great that she feels comfortable with her scars. Perhaps an inspiration to other burn victims as well?

Yes, definitely. She either could have allowed the scars to ruin her life and never allow another person to see or touch them... or accept them and feel good about them.

It's great for her... she could be in a living hell and all depressed but she seems to have a great attitude.
I don't know how other burn victims would feel about her.

As for me I just couldn't live like that... I'd rather die (and she's not even THAT badly burned... I can't even imagine how I'd feel if I was one of those completely disfigured folks).

[travisntammie]

I completely agree..I too have a friend who has 3rd degree burns over 70 percent of his body...I couldn't have said it better myself! thank you!!!

Originally Posted by MissMean ↗

Wow... to call someone disgusting just because they have an accidental deformity is pretty fucking close-minded. Grow up. I have a very close friend that had 3rd degree burns over 60% of his body, including face and upper torso (no nipples!). He can't help it. He saved his baby brother from his crib when their house burned down. RAN back in after everyone was outside (parents thought the other one had him). Those are the kind of scars on the outside which shows what a beautiful person he is inside, yet everyone stares and calls it gross. Dicks.

[Kensomniac]

I find the confidence in being photographed very appealing, scars or not, the persons body isn't what I'm after when it comes to what I find attractive.. if she has no qualms about showing her burned body, then she would have nothing holding her back in any other part of her life.. that's sexy beyond words. A completely self confident lady is amazing.

[proconn]

yes please Geo8

[Black Knight]

Originally Posted by MissMean ↗

Wow... to call someone disgusting just because they have an accidental deformity is pretty fucking close-minded. Grow up. I have a very close friend that had 3rd degree burns over 60% of his body, including face and upper torso (no nipples!). He can't help it. He saved his baby brother from his crib when their house burned down. RAN back in after everyone was outside (parents thought the other one had him). Those are the kind of scars on the outside which shows what a beautiful person he is inside, yet everyone stares and calls it gross. Dicks.

Thank you. No one WANTS to be burned as that is probably one of the most painful things someone can endure.

But as in the case of your friend, there are stories behind the burns and the courage this girl shows to bare her badly scarred skin shows a courage most posters here will never have.

To me she is beautiful, scars and all.

[Karma]

She is definitely NOT disgusting. I admire her courage, in both getting through the pain of the burns and for being comfortable in her own skin. Our skin is just the outer layer. It truly is what a person IS that makes them disgusting or bad. Nothing to do with colour of skin, type of skin, or anything else.

Here's hoping that the person who called it disgusting never has to suffer what she did.

[Koshka]

Originally Posted by woodsetton ↗

Fuck you, they're beautiful! Closed-minded twat.

Thank you! Someone needed to say it!

[.408Cheytac]

Amazing Eyes