/feels/ - Advice & Venting

Yeah uh, every time I wear glasses I want to cry knowing it doesn't help with my masculine features. My boobs fucking sag at 18, it's worse that they're large as it gives an illusion that my body is short and stocky whenever I'm braless (they look like they sit on my fucking ribcage). So not even my body can make up for my face like other uggos. What's the point of being a girl if you can't be eye candy? Anyways, what slightly helps for me is doing my eyebrows, if you understand that certain shapes can make or break your face then it's a game changer.

I live in a ridiculous shithole, with a hypersexualized and misogynistic culture, and here, women's appearance is subject to absurd scrutiny. When I was a child, I was chubby and wore glasses, so I was always bullied a lot, not only at school but also at home. I remember my family humiliating me a lot, and my mother would always point out fat people on the street and say that if I didn't stop eating, I'd end up like them (today I look at photos of myself as a child and realize I wasn't even that fat, but I always felt huge). I ended up becoming a closed-off and unsociable person. I missed out on many opportunities in life, but at least I'm not a normie.

>>124874
I want to bebaverage to moids so my life can be a party
Free of strife
I don't understand how any of you think you get anything from moid attention
If you are not seen by moids you're on your way to total freedom
Men are ugly as shit compared to women usually, so, I'm sorry what am I missing here ?

>>124893
Because some people want to be in a relationship and when you are ugly that makes it virtually impossible
>just date a woman
I've tried dating on both sides and trust me I've had no luck on either

I wish I had enough beauty capital to make up for my mental issues and everything else

>>124898
Such capital doesn't exist.

>>124908
NTA Are you saying nona is soo mental that no matter how beautiful she is she won't gain anything from it?

i've always been the "ugly kid" growing up (still am). i got called "it", "thing", etc. eventually i learned to accept that being ugly was/is my reality but it still hurts to know i'll never be considered "eye candy" to anyone.

>>124920
Even if that was the case I doubt it. People underestimate how much value you gain or lose from looks.

>>124920
I'm saying that physical attractiveness isn't a substitute for sound mind.

Once, when I was at university, my friends discovered my other friend's Facebook password to post shit on his account. We ended up reading some of the chats (shitty I know but we were dumb) and in one of them he ranked the girls doing our degree and I was the last one. He even told the person I was the ugliest from the bunch. I didn't even know the other person. Good times.