Living as an ugly man is a nightmare as well, but at least a man can compensate somewhat by having a career and being rich. And men don't have a biological clock, they in fact are the best in their 30s and 40s unlike women.
If said men don't have the ability, smarts or talent to get said career and being rich, then what?
You also have to take into account, it is easy for you to feel down about yourself if you compare yourself to models with plastic surgery. Even the conventionally average looking women are attractive (imo). You may not be a blonde model like woman, but that does not make you unattractive. Any woman can be good looking if they do not let themselves go and have a clear face.
The standards for what men look for as far as looks go, aren't nearly as high as you think.
You think attractive bitches make the world go round?
You'll lose the shit regardless with old age.
It's better to have had it than never to.
Also, everything is lost with age, including cognitive function.
There's no point in living as an attractive one, either. It might give you lots of attention, and boost your self esteem, but it doesn't prevent the misfortune of unrequited love/ being left/ all that pain when you lose a beloved, the yearning, your beauty counts for nothing when this happens.
I saw plenty of average or below average women happily married or coupled while pretty ones struggle to find someone or are in a miserable relationship, treated like shit, or rejected by the one they want.
If you got a good personality, roll with that...physical beauty can get you only so much :(
That's cope. A good personality alone can only do so much. If there's no physical attraction, or sexual chemistry, then you won't have much going for you. The whole package matters.
But also for some people, yearning for good looks isn't solely for a relationship. It's mostly about self esteem.