FunkyPunky wrote:
How do you get over that?
Start by realizing that truly attractive people are rare, and usually just want to be left alone because getting approached and befriended by others who want some reflected glory is demoralizing. Then there are the people who apply their attractiveness like shellac (makeup, bronzer, clothing and "entourage" staffers who are paid to be "friends in public"). They have bought and paid for their attractiveness. Finally, too many people see attractiveness in celebrities. Having worked with so many world leaders and Hollywood workers, I can say honestly that they are the most pathetic of the lot. I have watched extremely famous people driving beat-up rental cars and eating too much fast food. Many celebrities are on the verge of bankruptcy at any given moment and, psychologically, they are friendless and depressed.
So, realize that you are chasing a dream, not the individual behind the fakery. Befriend the truly attractive, if you can. They will cherish you because you will (hopefully) treat them as who they are, not what others only think they are.