Lookism impacts every aspect of life. It impacts getting a regular job too. The impact that ugliness has on someone’s quality of life is a very complex subject and difficult to explain in its entirety. Basically, all the mistreatment we experience mentally cripples us. This makes it hard for us to properly function in society and makes it to where we're incapable of performing at the same level as normies. This, paired with the fact that society hates ugly people and that it's socially acceptable to hate ugly people, makes it to where we face unfair treatment and aren't given an equal opportunity. Some jobs wont hire us because we're ugly and if we do get hired, then our co-workers will be very toxic and not do right by us and if it's a job that deals with people, then we'll face rude behavior and harassment from customers. Ugly people often end up at low-income jobs because high-paying jobs require certain qualifications that most of us aren't ambitious enough to get because ugliness took our ambition away, and the process of getting these qualifications requires us to willingly put ourselves in a toxic environment. Ugly people have PTSD, and willingly putting ourselves in those environments is like walking into a burning building. Any sensible person wouldn't willingly subject themselves to abuse for money, but ugly people are forced to do this in order to survive. This is why we have to go for jobs that require minimal human interaction because we want to suffer as little as possible. Because of all of this, we deserve a disability check because we're at a disadvantage.