being good looking won't ''ascend'' you

people think being attractive means the world unfolds for you like a red carpet, that strangers will double take on the street, that café workers will smile longer, that doors will open, metaphorical and literal, but it doesn't happen.

attractive men, don't walk into a room and cause gasps, they're not movie stars, they're just another face in the crowd, and unless they're actively performing charisma, which is often confused with worth, no one cares, you could look like a sculpture, but if you carry yourself like a haunted abused stray dog with unprocessed trauma leaking from every microexpression, it doesn't matter, people feel that before they ever register your jawline.

attraction isn't a magic pass, it's a filter, one that maybe gets you tolerated a bit longer before people realize you're just as exhausting to be around as anyone else, no one's immune to being dismissed, handsome or not, you're still competing with the noise of everyone else's lives, attention spans burnt out and eyes glued to a glowing rectangle, you could stand there shirtless in perfect lighting and still be ignored because someone's phone just buzzed.

if you are goodlooking, and people don't respond the way the script says they should, it hits harder, you start wondering if you're defective, if you're not just invisible, but inherently forgettable, because beauty isn't admired unless it's softened by charm, by ease, by timing, by all the things that can't be contoured or squatted into existence.

take care of yourself, be fit, be presentable, but don’t think for a second that it will rewrite the laws of how attention works, you're not special, no one is, and if you are, the room won’t let you know, you’ll still walk home wondering if you imagined your own reflection, and whether being beautiful is just another kind of isolation with better lighting.

being goodlooking doesn't save you, it doesn't ascend you, you won't suddenly become someone else just because your face improved or your jawline started casting shadows, you're still the same ugly, anxious, emotionally water damaged dog underneath, flinching at kindness, misreading tone, waiting for rejection like it's part of the routine

you can dress the trauma up in a nice coat and perfect skin, but it'll still bark at the wrong time, still bite the hand trying to feed it, and people sense that, no amount of beauty can override the feeling that something in you is cracked and leaking out through every word, every glance, every forced smile, you’re not transcending anything, you're just performing a better version of broken.
You need appeal and charisma, not autism and insecurity.
 
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what a load of bullshit being handsome makes you appear calmer and more confident so more NT you can play the part of chad easily you are giving too much importance to what normies or npc think of you
 
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what a load of bullshit being handsome makes you appear calmer and more confident so more NT you can play the part of chad easily you are giving too much importance to what normies or npc think of you
you're more likely to be if you're born like it, if you're an abused dog, you'll always be.
 
yea it took me 4 years to fix myself from being giga socially inept while looksmaxxing would only take me 6 months if I had the money, real problems caused by whatever takes real time and effort and while fixing looks is one of the most important boxes that's needs to be checked, its also one of the most meaningless because it doesn't do anything if everything else isn't in check especially for things that actually matter.
4 years is a lot, did you just engage in more nt activities during that time or what
 
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This guy is insanely GL

Top tier bone structure, coloring, and top tier light green eyes. Can’t be much more GL than that tbh
Unreal IRL morph

 
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4 years is a lot, did you just engage in more nt activities during that time or what
yea I basically just started joining random voice chats on discord and other apps a bunch - it was more so on and off though like I'd say like one year of pure focus on socializing would've given me the same gains but yeah
 
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people think being attractive means the world unfolds for you like a red carpet, that strangers will double take on the street, that café workers will smile longer, that doors will open, metaphorical and literal, but it doesn't happen.

attractive men, don't walk into a room and cause gasps, they're not movie stars, they're just another face in the crowd, and unless they're actively performing charisma, which is often confused with worth, no one cares, you could look like a sculpture, but if you carry yourself like a haunted abused stray dog with unprocessed trauma leaking from every microexpression, it doesn't matter, people feel that before they ever register your jawline.

attraction isn't a magic pass, it's a filter, one that maybe gets you tolerated a bit longer before people realize you're just as exhausting to be around as anyone else, no one's immune to being dismissed, handsome or not, you're still competing with the noise of everyone else's lives, attention spans burnt out and eyes glued to a glowing rectangle, you could stand there shirtless in perfect lighting and still be ignored because someone's phone just buzzed.

if you are goodlooking, and people don't respond the way the script says they should, it hits harder, you start wondering if you're defective, if you're not just invisible, but inherently forgettable, because beauty isn't admired unless it's softened by charm, by ease, by timing, by all the things that can't be contoured or squatted into existence.

take care of yourself, be fit, be presentable, but don’t think for a second that it will rewrite the laws of how attention works, you're not special, no one is, and if you are, the room won’t let you know, you’ll still walk home wondering if you imagined your own reflection, and whether being beautiful is just another kind of isolation with better lighting.

being goodlooking doesn't save you, it doesn't ascend you, you won't suddenly become someone else just because your face improved or your jawline started casting shadows, you're still the same ugly, anxious, emotionally water damaged dog underneath, flinching at kindness, misreading tone, waiting for rejection like it's part of the routine

you can dress the trauma up in a nice coat and perfect skin, but it'll still bark at the wrong time, still bite the hand trying to feed it, and people sense that, no amount of beauty can override the feeling that something in you is cracked and leaking out through every word, every glance, every forced smile, you’re not transcending anything, you're just performing a better version of broken.
Its true but it helps. Like its better to be htn+ and traumatised then mtn< and traumatised.
Looks really help you a ton if you are actually retarded there isnt anything that will help but for most of people looking better will change them
 
yea I basically just started joining random voice chats on discord and other apps a bunch - it was more so on and off though like I'd say like one year of pure focus on socializing would've given me the same gains but yeah
I hope I can gain full NTness once I move into a dorm (I hope I will)

living in an isolated shithole with abusive narcissistic mother is killing me
 
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yea I basically just started joining random voice chats on discord and other apps a bunch - it was more so on and off though like I'd say like one year of pure focus on socializing would've given me the same gains but yeah
I do the same, 99% of my social interactions are calling weirdos on the internet.
 
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people think being attractive means the world unfolds for you like a red carpet, that strangers will double take on the street, that café workers will smile longer, that doors will open, metaphorical and literal, but it doesn't happen.

attractive men, don't walk into a room and cause gasps, they're not movie stars, they're just another face in the crowd, and unless they're actively performing charisma, which is often confused with worth, no one cares, you could look like a sculpture, but if you carry yourself like a haunted abused stray dog with unprocessed trauma leaking from every microexpression, it doesn't matter, people feel that before they ever register your jawline.

attraction isn't a magic pass, it's a filter, one that maybe gets you tolerated a bit longer before people realize you're just as exhausting to be around as anyone else, no one's immune to being dismissed, handsome or not, you're still competing with the noise of everyone else's lives, attention spans burnt out and eyes glued to a glowing rectangle, you could stand there shirtless in perfect lighting and still be ignored because someone's phone just buzzed.

if you are goodlooking, and people don't respond the way the script says they should, it hits harder, you start wondering if you're defective, if you're not just invisible, but inherently forgettable, because beauty isn't admired unless it's softened by charm, by ease, by timing, by all the things that can't be contoured or squatted into existence.

take care of yourself, be fit, be presentable, but don’t think for a second that it will rewrite the laws of how attention works, you're not special, no one is, and if you are, the room won’t let you know, you’ll still walk home wondering if you imagined your own reflection, and whether being beautiful is just another kind of isolation with better lighting.

being goodlooking doesn't save you, it doesn't ascend you, you won't suddenly become someone else just because your face improved or your jawline started casting shadows, you're still the same ugly, anxious, emotionally water damaged dog underneath, flinching at kindness, misreading tone, waiting for rejection like it's part of the routine

you can dress the trauma up in a nice coat and perfect skin, but it'll still bark at the wrong time, still bite the hand trying to feed it, and people sense that, no amount of beauty can override the feeling that something in you is cracked and leaking out through every word, every glance, every forced smile, you’re not transcending anything, you're just performing a better version of broken.
so true bro just respect women and be nice to people and everyone will love you:bluepill::bluepill::bluepill:
I was kind to someone this morning and I transformed into a 7ft a10 eyed supermodel everything is possible guys never get up.
 
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I used to never be complimented for anything when I was ugly though, even when I excelled.
Now just being good at something has people compliment me for it even though I act the exact same way.

Can't care about the compliments though, since I have learned to believe that I am worthless and this abused-dog self-esteem is impossible to get rid of since it's crucially formed in childhood.
 
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Unreal IRL morph


The guy is unreal, and has the full package

It’s very rare for legit 0,01% moggers to have insane cheekbones like him as well

I have never seen someone that GL irl
 
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Who would've thought that a simple, well-written opinion would unfold such events... People cant even make a peaceful community without having to attack each other... Ig thats what you get when you have the lowest of the lowest people in the same space.
 
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people think being attractive means the world unfolds for you like a red carpet, that strangers will double take on the street, that café workers will smile longer, that doors will open, metaphorical and literal, but it doesn't happen.

attractive men, don't walk into a room and cause gasps, they're not movie stars, they're just another face in the crowd, and unless they're actively performing charisma, which is often confused with worth, no one cares, you could look like a sculpture, but if you carry yourself like a haunted abused stray dog with unprocessed trauma leaking from every microexpression, it doesn't matter, people feel that before they ever register your jawline.

attraction isn't a magic pass, it's a filter, one that maybe gets you tolerated a bit longer before people realize you're just as exhausting to be around as anyone else, no one's immune to being dismissed, handsome or not, you're still competing with the noise of everyone else's lives, attention spans burnt out and eyes glued to a glowing rectangle, you could stand there shirtless in perfect lighting and still be ignored because someone's phone just buzzed.

if you are goodlooking, and people don't respond the way the script says they should, it hits harder, you start wondering if you're defective, if you're not just invisible, but inherently forgettable, because beauty isn't admired unless it's softened by charm, by ease, by timing, by all the things that can't be contoured or squatted into existence.

take care of yourself, be fit, be presentable, but don’t think for a second that it will rewrite the laws of how attention works, you're not special, no one is, and if you are, the room won’t let you know, you’ll still walk home wondering if you imagined your own reflection, and whether being beautiful is just another kind of isolation with better lighting.

being goodlooking doesn't save you, it doesn't ascend you, you won't suddenly become someone else just because your face improved or your jawline started casting shadows, you're still the same ugly, anxious, emotionally water damaged dog underneath, flinching at kindness, misreading tone, waiting for rejection like it's part of the routine

you can dress the trauma up in a nice coat and perfect skin, but it'll still bark at the wrong time, still bite the hand trying to feed it, and people sense that, no amount of beauty can override the feeling that something in you is cracked and leaking out through every word, every glance, every forced smile, you’re not transcending anything, you're just performing a better version of broken.
What if im genuinely a vain and shallow person
 
So if abused dog, then it's completely over?
 
people think being attractive means the world unfolds for you like a red carpet, that strangers will double take on the street, that café workers will smile longer, that doors will open, metaphorical and literal, but it doesn't happen.

attractive men, don't walk into a room and cause gasps, they're not movie stars, they're just another face in the crowd, and unless they're actively performing charisma, which is often confused with worth, no one cares, you could look like a sculpture, but if you carry yourself like a haunted abused stray dog with unprocessed trauma leaking from every microexpression, it doesn't matter, people feel that before they ever register your jawline.

attraction isn't a magic pass, it's a filter, one that maybe gets you tolerated a bit longer before people realize you're just as exhausting to be around as anyone else, no one's immune to being dismissed, handsome or not, you're still competing with the noise of everyone else's lives, attention spans burnt out and eyes glued to a glowing rectangle, you could stand there shirtless in perfect lighting and still be ignored because someone's phone just buzzed.

if you are goodlooking, and people don't respond the way the script says they should, it hits harder, you start wondering if you're defective, if you're not just invisible, but inherently forgettable, because beauty isn't admired unless it's softened by charm, by ease, by timing, by all the things that can't be contoured or squatted into existence.

take care of yourself, be fit, be presentable, but don’t think for a second that it will rewrite the laws of how attention works, you're not special, no one is, and if you are, the room won’t let you know, you’ll still walk home wondering if you imagined your own reflection, and whether being beautiful is just another kind of isolation with better lighting.

being goodlooking doesn't save you, it doesn't ascend you, you won't suddenly become someone else just because your face improved or your jawline started casting shadows, you're still the same ugly, anxious, emotionally water damaged dog underneath, flinching at kindness, misreading tone, waiting for rejection like it's part of the routine

you can dress the trauma up in a nice coat and perfect skin, but it'll still bark at the wrong time, still bite the hand trying to feed it, and people sense that, no amount of beauty can override the feeling that something in you is cracked and leaking out through every word, every glance, every forced smile, you’re not transcending anything, you're just performing a better version of broken.
True and untrue I’d rather look hot asf than be ugly
It helps in every aspect of life like positive reinforcement
 
Your “autism” is being caused by your current nutrient deficiencies via eating plants.

Looks is all that matters.

NT does not matter at all.

Animals do not talk, yet reproduce.

We are the same.
 
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Socializing is cope anyways, I never felt the need to socialize, I ignore every opportunity I get to socialize
 
these guys arent rare hes a bit above the average chad outside
if i went to the gym id mog him
He is in the same league as John Erik Hexum unfrauded, u are coping hard

Over
Jon erik hexum v0 b9ilc8inhboc1
 
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ok he looks quite good, we have simiar pheno and same skull type but he has more weidth than me, his eyes look a bit too spaced
not the highest sex appeal guy but good

i think mariano di vaio and me mog him
 
Your “autism” is being caused by your current nutrient deficiencies via eating plants.

Looks is all that matters.

NT does not matter at all.

Animals do not talk, yet reproduce.

We are the same.
I am just rare cooking but legit when I am eating carbs i feel the brainfog
 
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i disagree

when i went from twink to gymmaxxed the most basic softmaxx i got significantly more attention from everyone, even respect
 
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you're all abnormal by metric of being on this forum and thus fucked.
That doesn’t change the fact good looks will get someone laid. Also not everyone is a literal autist.
 
i disagree

when i went from twink to gymmaxxed the most basic softmaxx i got significantly more attention from everyone, even respect

Nobody respects you,you idiot
 
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