I have cried so hard at some of these stories, it amazes me the pain others can inflict upon us and how resilient we can be.
I would say mine are minor compared to some, and I feel that they are, but at the same time I think I'm probably doing myself a disservice by minimising it & thinking my problems are worth less than others.
Being told by my teenage crush 'I don't fancy you because you're good looking because you're not, but you know that'. Well, I didn't, but thanks. Strangely I actually felt complimented by that, felt that I had a great personality, but I've never shifted the feeling of being ugly. Particularly because I told some class mates that we had kissed and he stopped talking to me, only confiding in me that he couldn't be seen with me in public and then started dating someone much prettier and more acceptable. Many years later he sent me a text saying 'I don't know why, but I find you really attractive'. I found my self esteem by then and called him out.
My boss, when pregnant with DD and returning to work after 2.5 weeks having been in high dependency in septic shock. 'It doesn't sound very serious'. I didn't call her out on it, and it's that that keeps haunting me. Wish I'd told her it wasn't a urine infection, as she supposed (without reading my sick line) and I was hours away from death.
On a nicer note, my FIL said something lovely to me last week which I'll keep with me. For background, my DH was very recently out of a long term relationship when we met and very much licking his wounds. For a very long time (and probably still a bit, actually) I felt I was a poor replacement and he would rather be with his ex. FIL said to me last week 'we knew before he ever mentioned you that something had changed, his voice sounded different, happier'.