<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

Self-explanatory, I think.

I'm not going to lie, I'm pretty bland. I'm not extremely unattractive but I'm not pretty either. I'm kinda too fat, kinda too loud, and my best friend is everything I am but in the perfect amount.

She's funny but not annoying, pretty and not fat, she's always just a little bit better than me at everything I care about: acting, singing. She's younger, blonde, and I look like God threw a wild party and turned the trash on the floor afterwards into a person. 

And now my other best friend, who I previously fell in love with unrequitedly, is dating her. Everything I used to say to him about how great he was, she's saying it now, but instead of brushing it off, he talks about how beautiful and perfect she is and how lucky he is to have a great girl like her in his life.

Not gonna lie, it really hurts. Especially how I see them duplicate *exact conversations* he and I had yet he'll shower her in compliments of her beauty and how she has stars in her eyes whereas all I ever got was maybe a halfhearted 'thanks.' (Yeah, probably stupid to be upset at this.)

She's switching schools to mine this upcoming year and while I'm so excited that she's coming, I'm dreading introducing her to everyone because I know they're all going to like her more than me. This has happened before, with a different friend.

We're literally the same person, everyone points it out, except she's better at being me than me.

I know this is horribly petty to be so upset about it, but I don't want this to put a strain on our relationship. I love her to pieces and I don't think I could live with myself if this drove us apart.

What do I do?
<bot>: Best friend is a rare pepe, I am a normal pepe, and I don't want to hate her for being better than me.