actually being serious for once
I've come up with two ironic jokes, one of which is "blud said do you rizz me," but this is one that I really want to get off my chest because I haven't told anyone about it for fear that they'll judge me in my personal life. I was never very pretty as a kid instead, I would constantly compare myself with my two cousins, believing that they were much prettier than I was. The hardest years of my life were definitely the middle school years because I was so self-conscious about my appearance and what I was wearing. I would usually complain about how puberty wasn't hitting me since I remained the same and nothing had changed. Every guy would always tell me about my bushy eyebrows, I hated the guys so much because they always commented on how harry-like my arms or my "mustache" were. Even in high school, my baby face gave an appearance that I was still in middle school, which made me hate the way I looked. But this summer, I felt the urge to take action. I started to research the best makeup for me and how to apply it. My boobs got bigger after puberty finally hit and I had my eyebrows waxed. When school officially started, I felt excited to go to school for the first time. I was very very happy when other girls began complementing my makeup and outfit. and a guy asked for my phone number for the first time. I was gaining attention, something I had never experienced, and I felt good about my new appearance. I used to receive a ton of likes if I posted a photo of myself to my story. Now, both guys and girls were talking to me. Everything was going well until my cousin texted me with this screenshot of a guy's close friend's story. I don't think he realized we were related, but in that story, there is a picture of me bending over and wearing a v-neck shirt, so you can see my boobs, and he wrote, "Let me hit that real quick" it was a screenshot of one of my tiktoks. I started crying when I saw that picture since that guy was someone I thought of as a friend during the first week of school when we had been talking since we sat next to each other in english. He continued asking me whether I was okay the next day when I had English with him, but I didn't say anything all through that time. We had lunch together after English, and I eventually approached him to show him the photo. He began to become angry and accuse me of being the cause because I was dressing provocatively. Since then, we have not talked. I held back from telling my mom, sister, or even my cousin what he said because I knew they would go to the principal's office about it. I remained silent as a result, but I feel the need to speak up in sight of what happened on Friday. My town hosts a four-day fair every year. Everyone in my town goes all out since it's a big deal. I always get ready with my cousin, so that is what we did. We kept eating things like dip and dots and took pictures as everything was going fine. I was the only one who continued to drink the large cup of lemonade that we were given. After a time, I had to use the restroom, so I went alone because my cousin was going to get ride tickets. After using the restroom, I turned to go when someone yelled "hey" to me. It was a guy who appeared to be a little older than me. I stopped moving and turned to face him, at which point he asked for my number. I thought he was from another school because I hadn't seen him at my school. I apologized and then told him that I have a boyfriend I was obviously lying. I assumed the conversation was over when he questioned, "Are you sure you have a boyfriend?" I responded "yes" to him once more and started to leave when he repeated, "Why would your boyfriend let you go out like that?" He was talking about what I was wearing when I left without telling him anything, but as soon as I spotted him following him, I started running more quickly until I eventually lost sight of him. I returned to my cousins, who asked whether I was alright. I haven't said this to anyone, not even my real friends. I assumed everything would come back to me, but now I'm back to square one with being self-conscious once more. I'm debating telling my mom about this, but I'm not sure. I'm sorry, but I just had to vent about the fact that this is the only place where no one genuinely knows me lol.
Oh lovely, that's awful.. I'm glad you felt comfortable sharing this. I suggest you talk to your mom about it too if you think she could truly understand your situation because this is not okay and it's only going to destroy the confidence you built so far. It was an amazing job, try to keep it up because you're definitely really beautiful and you ......
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27 08,2023
fuck that dude who posted that and fuck that dude in the fair too.... Dammn
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27 08,2023
is it TOO MUCH TO ASK FOR A MAN TO ACT RIGHT. im glad you let this out girl and im so sorry for any woman who has experienced this
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27 08,2023
This is why i got short hair and say im lesbian when im actually not lmaooo, I hope you're okay after all that
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27 08,2023
These type of men are what made my standards nonexistent. Im sorry you had to go through this love, it's not about what you're wearing nor your body and you probably know that already. I hope youll find the comfort you need and dont hesitate to ask for help because no one deserves to be treated like this
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27 08,2023