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i hate myself

i wish i didn’t look the way i did. i have been sitting here crying for hours because im not satisfied with what i see in the mirror. when i get like that, suddenly all of my dreams and aspirations seem to fade, along with reasons to stay alive. there’s this girl in my class, and she’s so pretty. she’s in a large friend group, gets good grades, has lots of money, is popular, has a boyfriend, always has options, and so much more. i used to be friends with her, but she stopped talking to me after meeting the other popular girls. i wish i could look like them. i wish i was confident. i wish i wasn’t the loner girl at the back of the class who has been going to that school forever but nobody notices because she’s too scared to talk. sometimes i even wish i was dead. im so tired of scrolling through those “glow-up” videos, pretending like im actually gonna become pretty one day. at this point, i don’t want pretty privilege. i just want to be treated like a person.
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HoochieTheClown · 51-55, F
Thing is that some people can "have it all" like the lady you described but they are still not happy. How that is even possible is anyone's guess.

A couple times a month I meet with a local group of like-minded people just to hang out, discuss life, whatever. Men and women. Anyways the "pretty woman" of our group is also the least stable mentally. Therapy, anti-depressants, the works.

Also remember that beauty fades. You ever notice the parents of those good looking students are almost never attractive?

Just because someone is better looking does not mean their life is somehow better. It is easy to be jealous of attractive people BUT eventually life comes crashing down on them too. Usually harder than those of us who are used to struggling socially. I think it is said, "The bigger they are, the harder they fall."