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I need somewhere I can get a good unbiased opinion/rating on photos of me that I can use as proof. That, or good example images that show the limitations of superficial things like nice clothes and good hair/makeup (i.e. a woman with ugly bone structure and good makeup compared to a woman with beautiful bone structure and no makeup).

They refuse to acknowledge my problem, and the first step to getting help for a problem is acknowledging it exists. I feel fucking awful. They're making me feel like I'm insane and irrational. They all talk about how beautiful I am, but it's clear that is not the truth when I go outside. Not once has anyone ever shown interest in me. On the several occasions I asked out guys I liked, they all instantly rejected me. Even random guys I don't even know are rude to me for no reason, and there is no explanation for that other than I'm ugly and they are offended by my presence.
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ok lets see
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Actually I shouldn't have said that. Disregard the first sentence. I'm not posting photos of myself on 4chan.
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But still I need your best ropefuel diagrams as proof that makeup, hair, clothes, etc cannot compensate for ugly bone structure



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