Seriously, get over yourself.... You are not THAT good looking. You can have your peace of mind back (along with your arrogance) *giggles*
Sorry for the double post, but I wanted to say something serious too.
First of all, Eugenius, not everyone in the USA holds hostility towards Ukraine. Our youth pastor lives there and has dedicated his life to serving the orphans there. He's married to a wonderful Ukrainian woman, and so is a friend of mine who lives here in the US. His wife is beautiful, smart, hard-working, a loving mom, and very admired in their community.
Second, I used to be someone too who thought that good-looking people can't possibly have any problems. I'm actually a bit ashamed to admit that because I always thought I was fairly good at understanding what other people were going through. But after listening to the stories of a few extremely good-looking people, it really changed my outlook. A few examples:
1. I had a friend in high school who was tall, lean, beautiful, and had a perpetual natural tan. She tried modeling because everyone said she should. But she told me she hated it--people in the business were constantly criticizing her, telling her to lose weight, change her hair, telling her, "I HATE this (physical feature) about you..." Guess what? She left modeling... and became a lawyer instead.
2. I'd never thought about this before but I talked to a woman once who was extremely beautiful and literally turned heads wherever she went. But, she pointed out that it was often frightening because she'd be walking somewhere and if strange men noticed her, they'd often follow her for long distances until they caught up with her, which was scary, not flattering. I know I wouldn't like that at all.
3. I knew someone who had gone through a time of being extremely good-looking and then being more ordinarily pretty (something that often happens with the passing of time). As she got older, she got married, and she said that she saw the loss of some of her looks as a blessing, because it allowed her to concentrate more on her marriage instead of fending off the attention she used to get.
3. I'm not saying every beautiful person goes through this, of course, and I'm not saying it only happens to beautiful people. But I knew someone once (a guy) who was so good-looking he could have put any male Hollywood star to shame. He had blond hair and the kind of dark blue eyes a person could literally drown in. But he confided that all his life, people--the wrong kind--had been attracted to him because of his looks. His father was a drug addict and from the time he and his siblings (who were all stunning as well) were young children, his father would prostitute his own kids to support his habit (right here in the good old US of A.)
I was stunned... and have always made it a point to be open-minded to what good-looking people may be going through ever since.