I frequently notice things about my appearance that bother me.
I often compare my appearance to others and feel dissatisfied.
I worry that others notice and judge my perceived flaws.
I feel distressed if I cannot fix or hide what I perceive as flaws.
I check myself in the mirror frequently throughout the day.
I am constantly preoccupied with how I appear to others.
I engage in repetitive grooming rituals to feel better about my looks.
I frequently touch or examine certain parts of my body.
I frequently criticize myself for not looking a certain way.
I find it hard to see any positive aspects of my physical appearance.
I have difficulty accepting compliments about my appearance.
I struggle to see my appearance in a positive light.
I feel uncomfortable being in photographs or videos.
I decline invitations to social gatherings to avoid judgment.
I am hesitant to meet new people due to concerns about my appearance.
I feel anxious about going out in public.
I struggle to focus on work because of concerns about my appearance.
My concerns about my appearance affect my ability to concentrate.
I avoid romantic relationships because of concerns about my appearance.
I struggle to express myself emotionally in relationships due to my appearance concerns.