“I feel like love will never happen for me” — Lady’s emotional confession goes viral as she calls herself ugly

A lady has sparked intense online conversations after opening up about how being unattractive has affected her mental health, self-esteem and chances at love.

Speaking emotionally, the woman said she finds it difficult to cope with how unattractive she believes she is, describing the experience as “really depressing.”

Lady explains she really wants to be in a relationship

According to her, being unattractive has significantly lowered her self-worth and confidence, leaving her feeling undeserving of opportunities others easily get.

She explained that the issue has deeply affected her love life, stating that being in a relationship is the one thing she desires the most but feels may never happen for her.

The lady said:

“Being unattractive is so depressing. It’s really depressing. I feel like it has made my self-esteem really low. My self-worth is really low. I don’t get as many opportunities as other people get.”

She added that her physical appearance and body type make her feel unworthy, especially because she does not fit into conventional beauty standards.

“I really, really want to be in a relationship. That’s the one thing that’s been missing from my life for a really long time. I feel like it’s never going to happen for me,” she said.

The lady also blamed her environment and constant comparison on social media, noting that carrying the feeling of not being worthy every day has been emotionally draining.

Social media reactions

@hawkmam commented: “Well you just have to find an ugly match. For every ugly person, there’s always another ugly person. I truly believe that.”

@Stacks_of_c wrote: “Pretty people have a huge ridiculous advantage in life. Way more than colour or money. It’s everything. Lying about it doesn’t help.”

@opinion_ commented: “She is not unattractive. Social media has placed demands on women that many find difficult to adjust to. Keep your head up.”

@investing1984 added: “Once she mentioned body type, it’s clear social media comparison is affecting her mental and emotional health.”

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