Am I right to think this?

[3den]

Male models like Jordan Barrett, Sean O'Pry, etc., are picked to sell to men. You're not seeing what women want you’re seeing what you think looks good. It’s marketing. Fashion brands use these guys to make you buy stuff by making you respect or admire them. That’s why most BP edits don’t even use their own face they use a model's. It's all image.

Youre working towards a goal that wont give the results you want.

 

[Zeekie]

Female gaze vs male gaze, is an ancient argument at this point. But you're probably right, most people glazing Jordan are dudes, the general female reaction to him is either thinking he's "too much" or thinking he's overhyped. Think of it like Millie Bobby Brown, apparently women think she's super attractive and whatnot, but I just don't see it, she's decent, but definitely not anything like women describe her to be.

Either way, being Jordan or Sean is better than being a normie. Yet regardless, 99% of people here won't ever get there because they don't have the resources or discipline to softmaxx to their maximum potential, let alone get surgeries.

Chadlite-Chad is optimal for maximum appeal, anything under that, and you just look average, anything above that, and you start seeming too perfect and become less attractive.

Looking like a model is good for models, not for the average person.

 

[3den]

Female gaze vs male gaze, is an ancient argument at this point. But you're probably right, most people glazing Jordan are dudes, the general female reaction to him is either thinking he's "too much" or thinking he's overhyped. Think of it like Millie Bobby Brown, apparently women think she's super attractive and whatnot, but I just don't see it, she's decent, but definitely not anything like women describe her to be.

Either way, being Jordan or Sean is better than being a normie. Yet regardless, 99% of people here won't ever get there because they don't have the resources or discipline to softmaxx to their maximum potential, let alone get surgeries.

Chadlite-Chad is optimal for maximum appeal, anything under that, and you just look average, anything above that, and you start seeming too perfect and become less attractive.

Looking like a model is good for models, not for the average person.

I sincerely agree with you, the way you spoke about everything was full of clarity and you obviously have my point figured out just as the way I thought of it. That final addition of looking like a model is good for models is something that a lot more people definitely need to hear man.