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I am 19 and I started to hang out with two different girls at the same time, and when I introduced them to each other it turned out that they were in the same high school.
They were quite polite with each other, but only in front of me, cause I can see that they’re not truly well... friends.
One of them is a gorgeous blond who can be a model and the other is well.. below average looking.
My friend who’s below average would talk shit about my pretty friend behind her back and tell me how boring and dumb she is, and my pretty friend told me once that this girl used to bully her A LOT in high school, for nothing, and I can sense that my below average looking friend ressent her more while she’s actually very sweet and kind.
My mom told me once, that it can be because she’s jealous of my good looking friend and that’s why she hated her so much. I’m average looking so I never experienced jealousy nor did I got jealous of prettier girls, but can a girl truly resent another one just for being better looking?

I'm the middle child. I've always been the invisible/ least liked one. People love and adore my siblings and people are always doing great things for them and going out of their way to do stuff for them. My little sister also has friends who will actually buy her stuff and do take her out. My last friend lowkey said he'd love to pimp me out if he could benefit from it. Over the years I made an effort to hide from view of others so maybe it's my fault but still... ;/

Like for example, I don't ask for shit and I have really low standards. I knew that my parents were having money issues, so I didn't ask for anything while my two siblings asked for a lot of stuff. I was happy they got gifts, but I could tell my mom wondered why I didn't ask for anything and my parents still attempted to get me something. A phone but I hate it because it just reminds me of how I have no friends and how no one talks to me. Still, my two siblings never had this problem. I just wish for once I was loved and noticed. Or at least someone noticed my struggle.