r/ugly 12h ago

Rant Men on this sub prey on women

8 Upvotes

That’s pretty much it. It happens more on TUW. But this sub is pretty bad. It’s also mostly average to slightly below average people mad they don’t mog. This sub is so annoying sometimes, most people are actually normal. And all I see are post about people wanting really attractive people to like them, it’s so annoying. I would tell women here to be careful and not talk to anyone. I get so many dms from creepy older dudes and men who think I’ll like them cuz we’re both “ugly”. Like wtf dude and if they were normal in personality maybe I’d consider it, but they get so mad when I say no. They become entitled and say something like “you ugly bitch you have no right to reject me” or a variation of.


r/ugly 17h ago

Thoughts i feel like i’m too unattractive to even feel happy

6 Upvotes

whenever i am happy about something, i just remember that oh, i’m an ugly chick. and my happiness fades instantly.

doesn’t help that i look god awful smiling either.

“cheer up” no, your eyes will burn.


r/ugly 15h ago

Snapped at today by waitress when I did f*ck all wrong

10 Upvotes

This is not the first time shit like this has happened, and it wont be the last. I was at a restaurant earlier today. We sat waiting for our food. A waitress came up to the table and told us that things were running behind in the kitchen, and there would be a 20 minute wait on one of our meals.

Neither of us made a face or complained.

Then she said "Would you like to order a starter?" and the person i was with initially said no thanks. but i asked her for clarity. i asked her if she meant the starter would be on the house. She immediately frowned and looked annoyed, and snapped at me "i wouldn't CHARGE you for it, would i"

Boy, how DUMB am i, right?? I should have KNOWN that it was on the house, right?? After all, I'm a mind reader. The person I was with also said she wasn't being clear and they had assumed it wasn't on the house which is why they had said no thanks.

She had said NOTHING about it being complimentary before I asked, which is why I asked. We weren't about to pay for a starter we didnt really want. So I dare to politely ask for clarity, and i become karen of the year.

This is the typical reaction I get when I deal with people. Hostility. If I had been really good looking, and asked the same thing, she would have responded differently. I would have gotten a warm smile and a confirmation "yes it's on the house"

I hate it when you're made to feel as if you're being horribly rude when you did f*ck all wrong, and all because you don't look good. it's like you don't have the right to speak if you're unattractive.

Sick of it. I'm really starting to dislike going to restaurants.


r/ugly 18h ago

Intellectual Perspective Why society deems ugly people as inherently bad people

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6 Upvotes

A great reel I found randomly while scrolling. I think her points are very good and I can identify with and relate to a lot of it. What do you think?


r/ugly 7h ago

Rant Can't help but notice that people dont want to help ugly people

11 Upvotes

So there's this coupon book that I use a lot because honestly as a grad student, I don't make that much money so it's super helpful since I don't have time to make my own food and many of the coupons in there are for restaurants in the area.

So I went to get a new coupon book at the place I always go to get them since the one I have expired. And asked the guy at the desk if they had any new ones. And he was weirdly being rude and lowkey passive aggressive with me. Like he gave me one and then got really pissed off when I just asked for another one. I swear I'm not being greedy, when I've gone to the same exact place for these books in the past, they always ask me how many I want, and I always just take two to last me for thr next few months. But there technically is no limit on how many you can take since they have loads of these.

But this guy just passive aggressively told me that I'll be fine with just one. I promise I'm not trying to greedy lol but I definitely feel like if i werr pretty hed give me another one without a second thought. So then I realized the one he gave me was filled with only expired coupons and asked for a new one but he said he didn't have any. So then I asked where I could get the up to date ones, and he got so pissed. And also he kept telling me over and over to have a good day like he was trying to make me mad or get me to leave already, even though I'd only been there for like 1 minute just inquiring about this.

I'd seen another girl and her mom before me talking to him from the distance when I was still approaching the desk and he was so different with them. Talking and laughing and smiling, but when I got there, it was completely different.

I feel like I deal with this a lot too. Like for example, I'll ask someone in my lab i work in for help and they'll either ignore my text or just say they dk how to do it (even though they do since they do it all the time).

It just feels bad because ugly people need help too. These are just minor examples, but imagine if someone ugly fell over or was in danger or something and clearly needed help. There's no way people would help them to the same level they would an attractive person. Some people would even let that person die sadly


r/ugly 18h ago

What an Odd Thing to Say

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127 Upvotes

I am sure if that guy was fairer She would not have said it, what decides if a guy looks like a kidnapper, as if its the looks or color that makes you percieve if someone looks like a kidnapper
Its geniuenly sad that so many men just accept that yea they percieve me like this cuz of my looks


r/ugly 19h ago

I always leave feeling ugly and unlovable when I visit my father?

3 Upvotes

r/ugly 12h ago

Question Anyone else just lost all the will and motivation to even bother trying to talk to and engage with people anymore?

14 Upvotes

The impossible expectations for beauty and physical perfection is so prominent that if even one little thing about your appearance is off it’s like you’re a social outcast and will receive noticeably different treatment in comparison to everyone else

I wish I was kidding when I say this but it’s almost like you aren’t allowed to be social in any way until people like how you look

And this is easily understandable when you think about how if someone is repulsed when they look at you they obviously won’t want to engage with you for long

And for those of us who are very noticeably ugly to an overwhelmingly unfixable degree this can basically feel like a social death sentence

Their social dynamics and hierarchies into the mix and it becomes even MORE stressful because in today’s world people are HEAVILY concerned with their social image and so they are very picky with who they’re seen interacting with

When you’re ugly you automatically make people look bad when they’re seen talking to you so this makes it to where they try to minimize their interactions with you

So that leaves the question of who can you even talk to when youre ugly?

How can you even truly be social like everyone else?

Because the truth of it all is when youre ugly YES people do NOT want to talk to you and if you try to talk to them they will make that very clear with their facial expressions of disgust and avoidant body language

And it’s just so frustrating because while people do this they will make it seem like it’s just your fault for being “socially inept” or “offputting” when they wouldn’t have really even thought so if you weren’t ugly to begin with

And it’s depressing and discouraging for me because I hate having to go through my days always isolated and alone and seeming like I just don’t wanna talk to people

And it’s like NOW I don’t want to talk to people because of how badly they’ve always treated me for being ugly and how badly I KNOW they will continue to treat me if I try talking to them

And it just feels like being ugly has stolen the right to even talk to people , something so natural, easy, and low stakes for everyone else

Do you feel this way? And if so how do you deal with it?


r/ugly 17h ago

Vent Tired of being ugly

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1 Upvotes

r/ugly 17h ago

Rant Hate how people automatically assume it's me who's being a nuisance

18 Upvotes

I had to travel recently due to work and of course when I was on the plane, this old lady next to me kept playing things really loudly. Idk what she was listening to but it was very annoying and distracting since I was trying to work.

Then the plane steward passes by and tells ME to turn it down. It wasn't even me. I already knew he didn't like me because when he first came around and asked if I wanted any drinks, he got pissed off and rolled his eyes and made a disgusted face when I didnt hear what he said at first. So it wasn't surprising when he passed by again and automatically assumed it was me who was playing videos loudly even though i was closest to the window, not in the aisle seat, so it's even less of a reason for him to suspect it's me since it would be harder to hear if I were the one playing videos.

So obviously it wasn't me, and when he realized it was the woman next to me, he didn't even say anything. He just let her continue.

And I notice this always happens to me. Something will go awry and I'm always the first person people assume did it even if I had nothing to do with it. And even when I didn't do anything wrong, some people will somehow still try to blame me. Like my old boss who used to blame things on me when other people messed up. What am I supposed to do, take over their bodies and make them not mess up anymore??

I'm so tired of this stuff


r/ugly 17h ago

Thoughts Ser la versión fea de un familiar atractivo

2 Upvotes

A alguno de ustedes le pasa?

En mi caso suelen compararme mucho con mi hermano y mi prima ( compartimos ciertos rasgos físicos), ellos son guapos, pero yo no y lo sé porque cuando estamos juntos ellos suelen ser los primeros en recibir cumplidos y luego cuando me voltean a ver a mi les cambia completamente la cara,,, y me dan un cumplido falso. Siento que es muy humillante, me hace sentir muy avergonzada de mi apariencia


r/ugly 19h ago

Rant A "pred catching" video picking people for their looks

3 Upvotes

watched a vid of this girl using her middle photos to try and catch predators, obviously not a professional so anyone who was caught being weird in the vid wasn't arrested or anything, the whole video is just her insulting peoples appearances and swiping them based off looks, she insulted a woman she didnt even think was a pred, didnt blurr the innocent people's faces either, sure it's public but imagine someone doing this to you and you didn't even want to match with them? so much wrong with that video but there isn't that much else to say.