I think it's true. When I see people who are familiar with me I don't usually care whether they are beautiful or not. Instead of their face I rather see them by their image that has been formed by my experience about the person. So even the person is not beautiful, I feel the person beautiful. Also, if I like a person he or she looks more beautiful than they actually does. I amplify their good looking part. For example, if the person has beautiful nose then I mainly look his or her nose so the person looks more beautiful.

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I think it's true. When I see people who are familiar with me I don't usually care whether they are beautiful or not. 

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OR: I believe it's true. When I see people I know, I don't care if they're attractive or not. 

Instead of their face I rather see them by their image that has been formed by my experience about the person. 

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OR: Instead of their face, I see them through an image formed by my experience with the person. 

So even the person is not beautiful, I feel the person beautiful.

>> Correct!

OR: So, even though the person is not beautiful, I consider them to be beautiful.

Also, if I like a person he or she looks more beautiful than they actually does. 

>> Correct!

OR: Also, if I like a person, he or she appears more attractive than they are. 

I amplify their good looking part. For example, if the person has beautiful nose then I mainly look his or her nose so the person looks more beautiful.

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OR: I emphasize the attractive aspect of their appearance.
For example, if the person has beautiful nose then I mainly look his or her nose so the person looks more beautiful.
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OR: For example, if a person has a beautiful nose, I focus on his or her nose to make the person appear more attractive.