It is possible that you, reading this, believe that you cannot be loved. While other people would recommend relatively ineffective strategies such as "therapy" or "self reflection," I'm here to prove that instead, you are probably an idiot. According to the New York Times, the average person knows approximately 600 people in their lifetime. If you believe you are unlovable, this means that all 600 people don't love you. The average human "loves" around 2/3 times in their lifetime, so lets say 1/250 people someone meets they love. Therefore, the odds that all 600 people don't love you is 9%. Def unlikely but not anywhere unreasonable. But if we expand this to all 8.3 billion people on earth, you get odds of 8.25 x 10^-14447492, so virtually 0. However, some of you might not be convinced. You may believe that some people are simply "more lovable" than others, so taking an independent approach would be ineffective. Lets say each person has a "lovability number" ranging from 0 to 1 that gives the odds a randomly chosen person will love you. Since you are pessimistic, lets say your lovability number is known to be less than 1/10000. Based on this logic, in the best case scenario, the chance all 600 people don't love you falls to a very reasonable 94%. So it's very reasonable for anyone with a lovability number below 1/10000 to believe they are "unlovable." However, how low does this number have to be so that there is at least a 50% chance no one on earth can love you? Well, in this case, your number would have to be 1/11.97 billion. This is in the bottom 8.35 x 10^-7 proportion of people with a lovability number less than 1/10000. To put it into perspective, if you believe you are unloved, there is about a 8.35 x 10^-5% chance you are right. This is about double as unlikely as getting a royal flush in poker. Point is, there is probably someone out there that can love you. You just need to go outside. Have a good day, From Livenlife453