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I have a long-term boyfriend. Even though he was a loser, I fell for his inner self—the way he only looked at me and cared for me—so I confessed first. I did my absolute best for him, just as much as anyone else would. Whenever people around me asked why a girl as pretty and kind as me was dating a guy like him, I always showered him with praise, saying it was because he was kind and devoted only to me. Then one day, my best friend mentioned that my boyfriend might actually be handsome if he just put in a little effort. After thinking it over, I decided to give him a makeover. I took off his glasses, styled his hair, put in contacts, started him on a skincare routine, and changed his clothes. He became a completely different person. He was genuinely handsome. I told him, "Don't change who you are. I like you no matter what you look like, so promise you won't change." But when we went to school, the reaction was different. Everyone blushed when they saw him, and he seemed awkward under the attention. I felt relieved at first, but as time passed, he started hanging out with the wrong crowd and began looking down on me.