1. In Middle School English class I was in a table group with 2 girls and another guy, there was a guy who looked like a typical nerd with glasses and unattractive features, bone structure and overly pale skin. One of the girls said "[his name] is so ugly" and everyone laughed.
  2. Also in Middle School a girl asked me why I hang out with a guy as ugly as one of my friends, he was extremely dark skinned, had severe acne and undesirable phenotype. Never realized people selected their friends based on looks until that moment.
  3. In high school I saw a kid in PE who looked ugly, probably below a 4/10, my semi-attractive female PE teacher was verbally insulting him, some kind of name-calling and he looked hurt and she smirked at me like she was making fun of him and this was a big joke to her. I felt a little bad for him.
  4. In college there was a short balding baby faced severely acne ridden asian guy with somewhat unattractive features, I had a piano teacher in a class I later dropped, I remember the teacher yelling at him in a harsh tone, for something and he seemed pretty serious to me and not a goofball or fuckup, he might have been good in piano too. I was late multiple times but while she warned me, she was never that harsh with me. He was also alone in class and didn't socialize with anyone and I also saw him walking or eating lunch alone on campus multiple times.
  5. There was a guy who worked in my university, who had a very ugly face but also looked like a scary ogre. People are generally polite to people working at the counter, from what I could hear based on his tone, he was super nice to everyone, but people mostly ignored him or avoided talking to him in a friendly way.
  6. Unattractive guy in one of my lecture classes, nothing happened to him, I thought he was worse looking than me, but I was probably coping, me and him were the two ugliest people in the class for sure, but at least he was tall. Every single one of his bones were recessed, but jaw surgery could have helped him a lot. Lot of the regular kids sat with friends or talked to people in class, but he was always alone. Half way through the semester, he stopped showing up, not sure if he still showed up for exams or not.
  7. There was a Russian female teacher and she was nice to everyone, I only went to the class because I was worried that I would not get the specific one I was looking for and was considering enrolling there if I did not since it was a replacement. I asked her some questions and she answered them super kindly. A tall guy was there but he had somewhat unattractive features and a very loooong midface. I don't know what he asked but he wasn't the type to say anything rude or inappropriate and his tone seemed respectful but she yelled at him harshly.
  8. I saw some special needs guy who clearly had some syndrome as his face was deformed and was probably intellectually disabled. Some aide was helping him out and she was clearly interacting with him in a rude and condescending manner.

Bonus points: I saw deformed people on my campus and people actually avoided looking at them, like they would literally turn their head the other direction and act like they didn't exist. Maybe one time a cashier was nice to one of them out of pity, but this could just be an outlier, since as a sub4 a few service people were sometimes nice or treated me normally.

I found no evidence to indicate that people who are significantly deformed to the extent of having a syndrome condition or having gone through an accident were treated better than your average sub4. From some anecdotes I have read online they are generally treated worse.