在這個(gè)吃飯走路都要美美地自拍一張更新社交媒體狀態(tài)的時(shí)代，在鏡頭前隨時(shí)隨地保持美顏?zhàn)尣簧偃诵睦锇蛋到锌?。一些人索性故意分享一些扮丑自拍，釋放心情?/p>

Ugly selfie refers to a deliberately unattractive photographic self-portrait.
扮丑自拍指的是故意自拍的不吸引人的照片。

Yet in a what’s-your-status world filled with overwhelming pressure to look camera-ready at all times, it can be liberating to drop the facade and laugh at society’s obsession with the exterior.
在當(dāng)今這個(gè)隨時(shí)要更新?tīng)顟B(tài)的時(shí)代，一直保持?jǐn)z像頭前的美顏的壓力太大了，丟掉虛偽，嘲笑社會(huì)對(duì)美貌的癡迷能讓人釋放心情。

Thus, in the last few years, the ugly selfie — a selfie that’s intentionally silly or unattractive — was born.
因此在過(guò)去幾年，故意顯得愚蠢或者不漂亮的扮丑自拍應(yīng)運(yùn)而生。

Though selfie culture continues to have its critics, sharing intentionally unattractive pics really is having a positive effect on many girls.
盡管自拍文化仍有諸多爭(zhēng)議，分享故意扮丑的自拍照對(duì)很多女孩卻有積極意義。

As 20-year-old Devin says, "An ugly selfie is a way to tell the world, 'Hey, maybe my skin isn't glowing and maybe I don't look super fit, but that doesn't mean that I'm any less worthwhile. In fact, that doesn't mean a single thing about me.'"
就像20歲的德文所說(shuō)：“扮丑自拍告訴世界，‘嘿’，也許我的皮膚不光彩照人，也許我并不那么苗條，但這并不會(huì)貶低我的個(gè)人價(jià)值。其實(shí)這些對(duì)我來(lái)說(shuō)什么都算不上。”

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