Enthusiasm over your looks should not be confused with vanity , excessive pride in one's appearance. No, it's a matter of self-esteem. We have the right to thoroughly like what we see. Symbols, memories, fears, and habits of criticism all distort that face in the mirror. Not the least important of these associations is how your view of your face links up to your opinion of the rest of you.
Bad face equals bad self.
American society at the turn of the millennium has seen to that. Even they don't look as good as their photos. All this is mighty discouraging. Face reading helps self-esteem even if you don't come right out and admit you could like your face more. You'll discover that every detail about your face means something wonderful-the angle of your lips, the chunkiness of your cheeks.