I get my feelings hurt by people all the time. How do I cope with being unattractive?

Dude, I watched the video and was waiting to see the Elephant Man or the Hunchback of Notre Dame. You look like anyone on the street to me.
With you carrying on and on and on and on about how ugly you are, I have to wonder... compared to who? I see no defect... nothing wrong.
I'm staring to think this is just a big joke. If it isn't a joke, then please get some help.

Most people are cuter when they are kids, so of course you were cuter as a kid! Gosh, even Shirley Temple wasn't as cute when she was an adult and that didn't bother her! She was a well-adjusted person who became ambassador to (former) Czechoslovakia. I can understand how it is to feel unattractive, but you just look like an average guy on the street. If you compare yourself to movie stars - or the way you looked as a kid, you're always going to feel ugly. Get away from people who tell you you're ugly all the time. I have to wonder what kind of people you hang around if they make such a big deal out of an average guy's looks?

God doesn't make mistakes. (Sorry for goin all religious on ya) But there is nothing wrong with you, Why should looks even matter? All those people who were making fun of you are insensitive, shallow dickheads who have nothing better to do than make fun of other people to make them selves feel superior. Don't take anything they said to heart. Justignore those people and be yourself!
Hope this could help
~Emily, Jenette, Jesse, Shayla, Chloe, Angela, and Cecilia ( I'm looked at differently because I'll change personalities at weird times, but I ignore it.)

so i actually didnt watch the video but it doesnt matter cus everybody is attractive to the right person just keep looking, besides looks arent the only thing thats important

How about doing volunteer work with people who are more damaged than you? You could volunteer at a veterans hospital, where you will meet people who have had parts of their faces blown off. You could volunteer at a children's burn ward. To see kids who are severely damaged might give you a different perspective.

When I was your age I felt pretty funky looking. Plus I was awkward and geeky. I grew out of all of it by the time I was 27. And yes, I did spend time working with a child in a burn ward. It gave me a whole new perspective on beauty. Just like having a neighbor whose daughter was severely developmentally disabled taught me a lot about love, acceptance, wisdom, and what intelligence really is.
Being around people who seemingly have less than you but who struggle to make the best of what they have is a great cure for ones own physical and/or mental ugliness. So is reading, especially literature and history. Many great people became who they became in part because they weren't pretty, or healthy, or popular. Most of them ended up transcending physical beauty through the sheer force of personality. Famous examples include Cleopatra (who was so witty that men found her irresistible), Theodore Roosevelt ( a weedy, sickly boy who became known for being a president, an outdoorsman, an environmentalist and a soldier), Henry Kissinger (who at the height of his power looked like a troll, but made governments tremble and slept with most of the great beauties of his day), and so on.
One more thing. I just looked at your video. Nothing is physically wrong with you. You do however project insecurity, depression and low self esteem, and these things are 'ugly' and unpleasant to others. Therapy, exercise, stretching your mind through reading quality books and listening to quality music, will all help in making you more attractive to yourself and others. But only you can put in the work. Asking the same question over and over again isn't going to help you. Quite frankly from what you where saying, I was expecting someone who looked like that kid in Mask.

I really don't know what to say to this. On one hand, I completely understand feeling like you're the ugliest human being in the world. I still can't look at myself in the mirror while wearing my glasses or else I freak out. (Fuzzy me is much better than clear me.) On the other hand, some things about your video are really bugging me. I mean, you compared your picture with that of a "retard"'s at one point in the video. What do you think you're gaining by doing that? You do realize that these "retards" you think so poorly of have feelings just like you, right? Just because you think you're ugly doesn't make it okay for you to make others feel ugly too. You're probably just not thinking rationally, but you really need to stop calling yourself words like "mongoloid" and "retard" because they're offensive to entire groups of people which you do not appear to be a part of.

I'm sorry if all of that sounded harsh, but it needed to be said. Anyway, if you really do feel this way about yourself, then you should talk to a therapist. You sound like you might have something called Body Dysmorphic Disorder. You are not ugly, but I know that me saying that won't change your feelings about yourself. You should talk to a professional about this and do CBT (or whatever it is the professional suggests). Good luck.

What are you hoping to achieve by asking this question over and over? You remind me of the guy the other night, that got plenty of answers that were helpful, yet he kept asking.