I am ugly, short, poor, inferior, lonely and cowardly. . .

You are not necessarily ugly, but you are too concerned about other people's ideas and lose yourself, resulting in a heavy sense of inferiority and self-disgust.

I used to feel that I was nothing like others, and I was not good-looking. Seeing the goodness of others, I want to compare with myself. The more you compare, the more you feel inferior, and you have no confidence at all. Even if others look at you and think they are reading their own jokes, it is very uncomfortable.

But, actually, no. It's just that you think people are always watching your jokes. In fact, others will not pay attention to me if they are fine. For example, if you wear a new dress, people who are not acquaintances will generally not notice that you have changed.

Later, others will praise themselves, but they still don't believe that they are playing politely. In fact, accepting others' praise and satisfying your vanity will be good for you and will produce self-confidence.

You are no less than others and no more stupid than others. There are all kinds of people in the world. You are unique. What's so funny? If you can't do it well, I will learn to do it well. No one is born with everything, right?

Believe that you are different, no worse than others, and believe that the beauty in your heart is better than the beauty in your face! You must be very kind, right?