Do people ever insult your appearance to you? Why do people do this?

Jellyfish
As if it is a conversation starter, people say things to me like, "you used to be fat, I can tell because of the stretch marks and loose skin." Why on Earth would anyone think that is an appropriate thing to talk about? Or someone will tell me my hair is too thin, or that I have too many freckles on my face, or that I am too tall for a woman. I feel good about the way I look, I'm not perfect, but I think there is no need to spend life obsessing over ever flaw on your body. However, it gets me down when people point out my flaws, like I must be so hideous people can't help but to mention my ugliness. I start to think I must be impossibly ugly, then I see the general public and remember people come in all shapes and sizes and full of flaws. I wonder if they have people in their life pointing out their flaws. My question is do other people experience random people pointing out their physical flaws on a regular basis, and also does anyone know why people say such things?
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I realize now that the person that made the rude comment about me having 'loose skin and stretch marks" was trying to make me feel bad about myself so he could swoop in and make his move. He thought if I felt bad enough about myself, I might go for him.
Do people ever insult your appearance to you? Why do people do this?
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