It's filthy disgusting

Hey, I just want you to know that you're not alone in feeling this way!!!! It's really brave of you to open up and share your story with all of us; It must have been hard to carry all those feelings by yourself. You have such incredible strength, even if you don't see it right now 😊. I'm wondering, have you ever talked to anyone you trust about how you're feeling?? You're deserving of love and respect, no matter what. Hang in there, and take care!

hey, I totally get where you're coming from and it's honestly heartbreaking to feel that way. i remember reading something where the author talks about how everyone deserves love and belonging—you're no exception to that. it seriously sucks feeling like the "ugly side character" in your own life. i’ve been there too, feeling like I was just a background actor while everyone else was the star. you deserve better than this negative loop you’re caught in. have you ever taken a step back and thought about what you’d say to a friend who felt the same way? sometimes, giving ourselves the compassion we’d offer others can be eye-opening.

I can empathize with what you’re experiencing, and it's really admirable that you've chosen to share this. 🤗 Remember, “self-love is not selfish; you cannot truly love another until you know how to love yourself,” as the saying goes. It's easy to feel like the "youngest sibling" or a sidelined character, but there's room for such a positive shift. Consider exploring activities or environments that really make you feel valued and appreciated. You're worthy of love and respect, just as you are. Keep your chin up!

Whoa, I'm sorry you're feeling this way, but it sounds like you're being way too hard on yourself. This mindset isn't doing you any favors; it’s kind of like you’re fishing for love in all the wrong places, and that ain't cool. There's no shame in being the youngest sibling or feeling like the odd one out, but wishing for something harmful just ain’t right. 🤨 You ever thought about looking at yourself from a different angle and finding people who actually appreciate you for who you are, rather than this negative stuff?

i understand you're feeling really down, but it's crucial to question some of these thoughts. calling yourself "filthy" and "unloveable" isn't fair or accurate; it's like you're stuck in a negative feedback loop. remember, as they say, “perception can become reality.” have you considered reaching out for professional support? it can provide a much-needed perspective and help break this cycle. there's hope and a way forward. hang in there! 😊

I see where you're coming from, and it's really tough to feel like an "ugly side character." But blaming yourself for these negative experiences isn’t the way to go; everyone is worthy of love and respect. As they say, “nobody can make you feel inferior without your consent.” 🎭 Have you thought about seeking some professional help??? It could make a world of difference. Remember, your worth isn't defined by others' views or actions.

i get it, feeling down about yourself is really hard, but you've gotta stop seeing yourself in such a negative light. you're not “filthy” or “disgusting;” everyone's got their own journey and flaws!!! remember the saying, “comparison is the thief of joy”? try turning some of that focus and energy onto what makes you awesome. 🤗 you're more than what you perceive and definitely deserve kindness. have you ever thought about reaching out to someone who can help you change that perspective???

Seriously, you've got to cut yourself some slack. Calling yourself "filthy" or "disgusting" is way too harsh and unfair. It's like you've built this narrative where you're the villain, and that's just not true. You're clearly caught in a negative feedback loop, and that mindset is holding you back. It's high time you seek some real support to break free from this cycle 😠. You deserve care and respect, just like anyone else. Fix this outlook and start focusing on your strengths and potential. You thinking nobody will love you is just wrong. Time to change the narrative! 🤨

hey, it sounds like you're going through a lot, and it's tough to feel like you're the "ugly side character" in your own story. you're not alone, and a lot of us have been there too; it can feel like you're stuck in a real-life version of the "imposter syndrome" 😢. sometimes, the need for love and acceptance makes us find it in all the wrong places, and it's totally valid to feel confused about that. but remember, “the things that make you strange are the things that make you powerful.” maybe it’s time to focus on those unique aspects of yourself and find your own strength. hang in there, things can and will get better! 💪

i hear you, and it's really tough to feel "unloveable" or like a "side character." growing up, i often felt like i was in the background too. but perspectives can shape reality, and it's crucial not to spiral into self-destructive thinking. the saying "you can't pour from an empty cup" comes to mind—self-care is essential. maybe it's time to talk to someone who can help shift this mindset. seeking help doesn't mean you're broken; it means you're strong enough to want better. reaching out once helped me see things in new light. keep pushing through.

it's clear you're going through a really tough time, and it's understandable to feel like the "ugly side character" sometimes. the feelings you're describing are real, and you're not alone in them. as the saying goes, "nothing is permanent in this wicked world—not even our troubles." you have the power to change your perspective and find self-worth 🤗. have you considered talking to someone who can help navigate these feelings? reaching out is a step towards healing, and you deserve that support. keep your head up; things can improve.

hey, i really get what you're going through, and it sounds super overwhelming. i've had moments where i felt like the "ugly side character" too, and it's no fun at all. it’s easy to fall into the trap of believing we’re unworthy, especially when things get rough. the quote "comparison is the thief of joy" often sticks with me because it's so true. how do you usually cope when these feelings hit you hardest? maybe finding small things that make you happy could help, even if it feels insignificant at first. hang in there, you're doing your best, and that counts for something.