MOST people have, at least once, complained about their looks, saying how unhappy they are about a certain body part.
But not this woman – because, for her, life is hard simply because she’s too pretty, which is also totally valid.
Brenttanye Sharraine revealed in a video that life isn’t all that great either for people who are “attractive.”
“Here are a few things I’ve noticed as an attractive woman in society,” she began in her video as she walked through New York City’s Central Park in a silk blouse.
“And this is not pretty privilege or anything – this is just me giving you guys my experiences on how people treat me.
“Yes, I do get a lot of stares and I get a lot of compliments too. Some people gaze and some people scowl at me.”
The motivational speaker revealed that the ones who actually scowl at her are other women, adding: “I have never in my life noticed a man scowling at me, so it says a lot.
“I’ve been told I come off very intimidating, although I’m not mean at all to people.
“When dating, I’ve met everyone’s families – parents, sisters, brothers – I’ve always met them, even if it’s not serious and we’ve only known each other for months.
“I’ve been invited to events and meetings with business partners, I’m aware now as a woman in her late 20s that I’ve been used as a trophy before. I don’t allow that anymore.
“I’ve been told by women that they thought I was a b***ch when they first met me, I’ve been told by plenty of men that I look expensive, I’ve been excluded from friend groups even if I created the friend group.”
She then added she had to battle through insecurities when she was younger simply because she was told knowing you were pretty was inappropriate.
“People would think I was being self-absorbed and not humble simply because I was pretty.
“My own confidence was not enough so it makes sense that I left high school with barely one friend.”
