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"I&amp;#039;m invisible to men. My mates say I&amp;#039;m just being paranoid, but every time we go out I watch guys checking them out and no one looks at me. It&amp;#039;s really upsetting. Even my new corset barely drew a glance last weekend. What can I do?  Picture the scene: a girl walks into a crowded bar and asks herself, `What do I think of the men in here?&amp;#039; She focuses on who&amp;#039;s around her. Curious and intrigued by the possibilities of the night ahead, she scans the room for faces she likes. While she&amp;#039;s busy checking them out, they get the chance to do the same to her. Meanwhile, the first question /you/ ask is, `What do the men in here think of me?&amp;#039; Imagine what your facial expression and body language are doing as you look around desperately hoping someone will notice you. We&amp;#039;re naturally drawn to happy people having fun - so try having some and stop fretting. Every time you catch yourself wondering what others think, remind yourself that it&amp;#039;s /none of your business/ and get on with having fun. You won&amp;#039;t be invisible for long. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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