If I'm being honest here the scarring/birthmark on her legs kinda shocked me at first, but I do love her smile. The spots on the rest of her are honestly cute I think, it's kinda like a signature. Anyone else remember the lady with the random white strip of hair on her head? It's things like these that make us stand out! I'd love to have a mark like this! Definitely something to be proud of, I think they're beautiful. And dang, if anyone called me a Dalmatian, I'd say "thank you". I love those dawgs.

Her peers were idiots for bullying her. It is not her fault she was born like that. Anyway, she is a beautiful girl and she is unique! Oh, wait... I forgot most modern young people follow stereotypes and bully everyone who is a bit different in their appearance or understandings. It had happened to me only because unlike other people I love to write for nature and I like snakes, bugs, rats and other "nasty" animals.

She is so cute how can they call her monster?

Aww, the big freckles/birth marks are cool. The scars and birthmark on her legs are noticeable, sure, but why does it bother anyone? It shouldn't bother her because people shouldn't point it out. I hope she remains happy with herself forever.

BOY I'M ALREADY IN LOVE WITH HER <3

Wondering if it wouldn't have been better to leave it as is and not have the surgery as a kid?

My daughter was born with one of these birthmarks on her cheek, just in front of her ear, and is as long as her ear, and about 15mm wide. She is 6 years old, and starting to become self conscious of it. Since she was a baby, we have told her it's all her freckles in one place, and called it her "beauty spot". We even drew a matching birthmark on her favourite dolly when she was a toddler, so they were the same! I'm going to show her this article, because this girl is amazing, and it will show my daughter that she shouldn't be ashamed of her birthmark.....ever!

She's beautiful. I know it doesn't compare, but I was born with a good-sized birthmark on my left cheek. It was removed when I was 13, and I was so happy when I finally got it off, because the other kids made my life hell over it - but I wish now that I'd been brave enough to own it as something that made me unique instead of bowing to peer pressure. You go, girl. Don't let anyone tell you you're not lovely.

I think its cool. The birthmarks on her face look adorable

Ugh, "kids".Being mean to others is something that's taught, we are not born bullies. Raise children who embrace everyone for their beauty.

Too many lives broken due to small differences.

She has a beautiful smile...I find myself curious about the surgeries she had to have though...

Unbelievable how everyone with some sort of condition or disability become models in the end.

Just freckles.

I love it! It kinda looks like a starry sky. :)

It looks like she stood near a chocolate machine that exploded :) I don't mind birthmarks. I have one like that on my leg and worked with someone that is just as "spotty" is this girl and I think it makes people more interesting. It's fascinating (and sometimes shocking) to see it for the first time, but after a while you get so used to seeing the different colouring that you don't notice it any more. I don't know why you would bully someone with birthmarks. Maybe stare a little at first and then get over it...

You rock kid ❤

Good for her!

My thoughts were that she's an old soul, and these are the markings of things that happened to her in past lives. I don't know if reincarnation is real, but I love the idea. If it is, all of her lifetimes have shaped her into a beautiful fearless person. That's at least what I see.

My adopted son was born with NF1, he has cafe latte patches throughout his body, underarms and genial areas. He also was bullied throughout his childhood. We feel your pain.

Alba is gorgeous. Learning to love ourselves as we are is truly important.

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Ok, body is nice, these dots are actually cute, but I believe there could be something done about her bottom :/ Don't you think?