Well, yes and no. Yes, it's normal to have "bad face days" when you just feel fugly, but it isn't a feeling that should affect how you live your life the way it seems to affect yours.
It might help to find some focus outside yourself, something deeper than looks. Volunteer to work at a home for the elderly, for example; you'll see the worth of people who have contributed so much more to the world than a pretty face. You could also help out at your local animal shelter; animals never judge. They're just happy for a little attention.
You say that you make an effort to be kind to other people; I recommend that you try the same tactics on yourself. Find the beauty, physical or otherwise, in yourself and cherish it. Say kind things to yourself. Compliment yourself for having great style or good hair or whatever you decide is your pride and joy.
I broke the mirror cause I feel fucking ugly
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Well, yes and no. Yes, it's normal to have "bad face days" when you just feel fugly, but it isn't a feeling that should affect how you live your life the way it seems to affect yours.
It might help to find some focus outside yourself, something deeper than looks. Volunteer to work at a home for the elderly, for example; you'll see the worth of people who have contributed so much more to the world than a pretty face. You could also help out at your local animal shelter; animals never judge. They're just happy for a little attention.
You say that you make an effort to be kind to other people; I recommend that you try the same tactics on yourself. Find the beauty, physical or otherwise, in yourself and cherish it. Say kind things to yourself. Compliment yourself for having great style or good hair or whatever you decide is your pride and joy.