I’m too pretty and other women hate me for it

A motivational speaker opened up about the attention she’s received because of her looks in a brutally honest video.

New York City resident Brentany Sharraine shared her experience ‘as an attractive woman’, in a video that was initially shared on TikTok last yearwhich has resurfaced over the weekend.

In the clip, Brenttany explains that she has been treated differently because of her appearance and that not all of the attention she receives is positive.

She revealed that men have treated her like a trophy in the past and claimed that her looks caused her to fight with her friends. She also added that she was told from a young age that it was not attractive for a girl to know that she was pretty.

New York City resident Brenttany Sharraine shared her experience ‘as an attractive woman’ in a video that was initially shared on TikTok last year but resurfaced over the weekend.

The motivational speaker said she doesn’t consider herself to benefit from pretty privilege, the phenomenon where pretty people are treated more positively because of their appearance.

Instead, he said, “It’s just me giving you my experiences on how people treat me.”

“Yes, I get a lot of looks and I also get a lot of compliments,” he admitted. Some people look at me and others frown at me.

“I’ve never in my life noticed a man frown at me, so it says a lot,” she added.

Brenttany said she doesn’t consider herself to benefit from bonito privilege, the phenomenon where attractive people are treated more positively because of their good looks.

She added that the men she dates always introduce her to their family and friends, even if the relationship is not serious or in its infancy.

“I’ve been told I look very intimidating, although I’m not bad with people.”

She added that her appearance has also had an impact on her career and her network.

“I have been invited to events and meetings with business partners,” he said.

I am now aware, as a woman in my 20s, that I have been used as a trophy before.

The motivational speaker admitted that her appearance has negatively impacted her relationships with women.

Brenttany said men have used her as a trophy when she was younger, but she won’t let that happen anymore.

He specified that this happened when he was in his early twenties and that he no longer “allows that.”

And the New Yorker added that her relationships with other women have also been negatively affected by her appearance.

“Women have told me they thought I was an ab*** when they met me,” she said.

“I have been told by many men that I look expensive, they have excluded me from friend groups even if I created the friend group.”

Brenttany disabled comments on her video on the social media platform.

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