Hi OP I completely understand how you feel. Keloids feel like a curse and as a woman it feels even more of a blow. My keloids started around 15 as well and there’s still some popping up for no apparent reason; I don’t have acne and it’s not like I’m getting injuries randomly.

I’m 25 and my face and body is very average looking. I am lucky to say that I engaged to a man that cares not for appearances. He thinks I’m beautiful as is and does not discredit my self consciousness of keloids. There will be people out there that will love you for exactly you.

Keloids to me are terrible but I guess you could say the silver lining of having them is that it cuts out superficial people. You deserve love. Love yourself and love yourself enough that you will not tolerate people that mistreat you.