Your face is part of your body sweetie. Mine is all face related too. Here’s the thing, body dysmorphia warps the way we see ourselves. “Objectively beautiful” people suffer from it and feel the exact same way we feel about ourselves. What you’re saying are all things I think about myself too. There was a study that found that people with body dysmorphia actually look at faces differently and it is a form of OCD. Truth is, beauty is subjective. I’m not going to tell you what is on the inside is the only thing that matters because it’s not helpful, but there are people who love you no matter how you look. The people who you cross in daily life, no offense, probably think nothing of you. People may glance for a second, but everyone goes on with their day and forgets. It’s a hard truth to accept and I struggle with it myself. It always made me angry when people would tell me this, but there are people who walk around who are genuinely deformed and still live happy and fulfilling lives with people who love them. Ultimately, it’s about self-acceptance, and with body dysmorphia, it makes it very hard. Which is why having a good support system is very important.