I remember the first time I got called out for being ugly. I was a kid and I never really gave a damn about my appearance, until a teacher from my school humiliated me in front of the whole class because I looked ugly.
I also remember her telling me later how it was just a 'joke'. I was a kid but I don't know why I smiled and said "I didn't mind". Because I clearly remember going back home and standing in front of the mirror crying looking at the ugliest person on earth.
It's not like I can really help with the way I look. Calling people out just because they don't look the way you want, is not ugly.
I also remember the first time I was called beautiful. It was weird hearing someone complimenting me, cause all my life people have either hated me or humiliated me. Spending a lot of my nights crying, cause everyone used to pick out on me, because I never dressed the way other girls did, never made my hair in a way so it'd look beautiful to others.
I might not be the definition of the word 'beautiful'. I might not be the perfect example of 'ugly'. I might not be what you want me to be. But you have no right to call out on people on how they look, dress and present themselves in front of others.
Is it that hard to appreciate someone for trying and looking like they want to be in a world where people are judgemental. No matter how happy people look, know that they have insecurities. Insecurities that you might trigger in a very ugly manner. Insecurities that might start building up which was never there, because of what you might've said in a joking manner. For some it's not easy to get over these insecurities, some people take years and years to try to start loving themselves.
It's easy for you to point out, or make jokes. It's not easy for the people who you point out at. And it never will be. Let them dress the way they want. If they look miserable, try helping them instead of making a joke about them.
People go through ups and downs all the times. You won't even know if that girl from your class who's always smiling is going through something, or if she was harassed or abused because of the way she looks. Stop pointing out people because they don't fit in 'your definition of beautiful'. Let's make this a better place for them. Let's not forget them and make them feel comfortable in the way they are.