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Boo hoo hoo8 Gorgeous Stars Who Apparently Don’t Own Mirrors — Because They Don’t Think They’re Attractive

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Jul 10, 2014 4:03 pm·

By Carly Sitzer

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These eight gorgeous stars are either blind or crazy—because they don’t think they’re attractive!

And we’re wondering what that possibly means for the rest of us…

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Margot Robbie

“In my big group of girlfriends at home, I am definitely not the best-looking. I did not grow up feeling like I was particularly attractive.”

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Ryan Gosling

“I’m not that good looking. I think I’m a pretty weird-looking guy.”

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Mila Kunis

“I appreciate the attention but I don’t think of myself as particularly attractive at all. I also don’t have that naturally sexual or sensuous way of behaving that some women have.”

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Megan Fox

“I don’t think I’m a sexy, beautiful woman. I look like Ted Nugent in a black wig.”

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Zac Efron

“I can’t explain to you what it’s like to be a heartthrob, [because] I don’t think I’m a heartthrob.”

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Jessica Alba

“My breasts are saggy, I’ve got cellulite, my hips are bigger… every actress out there is more beautiful than me.”

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Scarlett Johannson

“I don’t think of myself as sexy. I tend to see flaws in my appearance.”

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Johnny Depp

“It’s a complete mystery for me. The attention is strange. I wake up and have to look at that head when I brush my teeth and it is often unpleasant.”

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