@DiegoSantori, Some food for thought...
I get the impression that if you lost your good looks tomorrow, you wouldn't know who you are without them. I get the impression that you currently rely on the outer shell of your appearance, to define yourself, and what you feel you might be entitled to in the world, including attention from women.
I get the impression that what you experience, inside the shell is actually quite empty and even lonely at times, perhaps. That's a hard way to live, even with a good-looking exterior.
I get the sense you are not yet really sure who you are. Because of that, you also haven't yet been able to truly get to know yourself as a MAN. You have the exterior and the attachments (and perhaps even sex), but beyond that you seem quite detached from your masculinity, to me.
I am not writing this to single you out and shame you in any way. What I suggested may not even be true for you. Everyone has insecurities and opportunities to better themselves, myself included big time. I offer my perceptions to you as a reflection for you to ponder, if you choose.
TL;DR
I think you might be best served to take your focus off relating to yourself from your looks as well as taking a break from chasing women for a bit, and instead focus fully on developing and knowing who you are as a person, and as a MAN.
Women will come and go. Looks (and their marketability) will fade. You are the one constant in your whole life. Spend some time and energy focusing on you, and who you are on the inside, so when women disappoint and/or your clients aren't booking you some month, that you will remain as solid and centered as ever, because you know who you are, and who you are is greater than anything happening on the outside.
Some of my perceptions may be true or maybe none. I am not at all attached. I am offering a reflection, in case it offers you thoughts to ponder and the possibility of a deeper experience of knowing who you are, on the inside, and living your life from that place.