
ranierean
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The title.
As a child, I could've been considered somewhat cute, but when puberty hit – everything seemed to hit the wall.
I didn't become the beautiful woman I dreamed of as a child. I would be content if I was at least average-looking woman, but look at how things turned out.
How is it even possible to have so many unattractive features on an invidual packed together: acne scars, overall bad skin genetics and hereditary dark circles, crooked teeth that I don't have the money to fix, EXTREMELY unsymmetrical face and just an overall disgustingly plain appearance completed by thin hair and sparse eyebrows (isn't being a natural blonde nice?)
And no, I was not blessed with a womanly body either. I'm the textbook example of a beanpole.
I honestly don't know why it took so long for me to realize the answer when it was all just a mirror away. I didn't have the teenage romance that my peers had and no boy ever expressed interest in me. I'm just invisible. It's so disheartening to go on nightouts with my friends and never have anyone approach me. To be fair, the people at bars and clubs are not after anything but flings. I still can't help but yearn for some validation.
Most likely I will never date anyone and I should accept that, but it's difficult (obviously). Just moving forward in life and pursuing an education feels shitty when I don't look like a normal human being.
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As a child, I could've been considered somewhat cute, but when puberty hit – everything seemed to hit the wall.
I didn't become the beautiful woman I dreamed of as a child. I would be content if I was at least average-looking woman, but look at how things turned out.
How is it even possible to have so many unattractive features on an invidual packed together: acne scars, overall bad skin genetics and hereditary dark circles, crooked teeth that I don't have the money to fix, EXTREMELY unsymmetrical face and just an overall disgustingly plain appearance completed by thin hair and sparse eyebrows (isn't being a natural blonde nice?)
And no, I was not blessed with a womanly body either. I'm the textbook example of a beanpole.
I honestly don't know why it took so long for me to realize the answer when it was all just a mirror away. I didn't have the teenage romance that my peers had and no boy ever expressed interest in me. I'm just invisible. It's so disheartening to go on nightouts with my friends and never have anyone approach me. To be fair, the people at bars and clubs are not after anything but flings. I still can't help but yearn for some validation.
Most likely I will never date anyone and I should accept that, but it's difficult (obviously). Just moving forward in life and pursuing an education feels shitty when I don't look like a normal human being.
r/ForeverAloneWomen on Reddit: It's a staggering experience to realize you are an unattractive (young) woman
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