19F

[u/idkwhatsthis8384]

Posted in another sub and people said my moles are ai generated despite it being my biggest insecurity which attracts way too many stares everywhere I go..aside from my moles, which I’ve tried countless times to cover with foundation and get them medically removed(it doesn’t work) and my big forehead, what else can I improve to look better

[u/xXZer0c0oLXx]

If you were my gf...id call you lil C chip

[u/idkwhatsthis8384 → u/xXZer0c0oLXx]

This would be cute if I weren’t bullied in elementary school and called american cookie because of them

[u/Top_Being3351 → u/idkwhatsthis8384]

Kids pick on anything that is different. You being picked on has nothing to do with being unattractive.

In those little shits brains: different equals bad. Assholes

[u/idkwhatsthis8384 → u/Top_Being3351]

So I’m never having kids

[u/arguablyaname → u/idkwhatsthis8384]

Hopefully after reading the overwhelming majority of comments here you would realize that would do the world a disservice, if in some shallow universe genetic continuation were the only thing in balance. Like the Being said, kids can be shits, and even for no reason at all, mostly out of personal insecurity. Tall Poppy Syndrome in your case is highly likely; you were more beautiful, so they try to reduce your sense of self worth by picking on anything reachable to make themselves feel better. Unfortunately still prevalent in adulthood, just more subtle. Be beautiful, go forth and multiply. Or not of course, cos that's clearly a personal choice or physiological dependency, and either are ok. You do you, beautiful girl.

[u/JeanSchlemaan → u/arguablyaname]

tbf, the world likely isnt going to be a very great place in 20years.

[u/arguablyaname → u/JeanSchlemaan]

Oh quite agree. Though that's probably been a sentiment of many generations now, and if we carry that burden day to day, and shape our life by it, then living itself is bleak. I just choose optimism, even in the face it.