I looked into the mirror and tried not to cry. I wasn't pretty; I wasn't beautiful. I wouldn't ever find a guy that would love me. The fact hurt me more than it should have. My dad called me pretty, but every time I looked in the mirror, I couldn't see it.
My hair was an unhighlighted blond, and was straight and fine - nowhere near thick. My shoulders were broader than any normal girls would have been, and I was about 5"4. I desperately hoped I wouldn't be like my dad and grow taller. I had a strong jaw and a prominent chin. My lips were normal, though my upper lip was equal in size to my lower. My nose. How I hated my nose. It seemed normal, until you looked at it from the side and saw that awful bump in it that made it a roman nose. It was a small nose, but I hated that bump. It ruined my entire face.
My eyes were of no distinguishable color until you got up close and saw they were a dark, dark green. My eyes were slightly deep set and were overshadowed by slightly arched brows. At least I had long and dark lashes, and my eyebrows weren't bushy.
I sighed, and the sobs bubbled up until I was hiccuping with my sobs. I wish I was pretty, was my thought while I sobbed.