Competition has officially increased

[Copercel]

Ever since .org got traction and the algorithm started pushing blackpill edits and looksmaxxing content nonstop, things have shifted. My entire FYP is full of teenagers, literal 13–18 year old, already taking peptides, buying vitamins, optimizing their skincare, tracking sleep, monitoring hormones.

And sure, maybe peptides seem “harmless.” Maybe it’s just BPC-157, GHK-Cu, TB500, or some basic GH fragment. You could argue they’re just speeding up recovery, or doing it for skin, or collagen or whatever. But here’s the thing: that’s exactly how the slope starts. You get results, then you want more. Next thing you know, it’s SARMs then it’s roids then it’s surgeries. But then, a year later they’re running full cycles and talking about surgeries on a daily basis.
We’re watching an entire generation of guys enter the enhancement pipeline at 13–19. They’re not waiting until their mid-20s to “optimize” anymore.
This isn’t just about peptides btw. This is about the normalization of intervention. Everyone’s realizing that you can chemically upgrade, and that the risks, while still real, aren’t as catastrophic as the old school “steroids will kill you” fear-mongering made them out to be. So they start to hop on like it’s nothing.
So when people ask, “How do peptides increase competition?” That’s the answer: it’s the gateway. It’s the moment someone decides to treat their body like a project. From there, they go deeper. And deeper. And deeper. Because once you start getting even small wins, clearer skin, better pumps, a slight edge in the gym, you chase more. You optimize everything. Hormones, skin texture, bone structure, jawline, bodyfat distribution, muscle insertions. And if you don’t have the genetics? You just buy the traits you lack. Yall here should know that that’s how it starts.

And here’s the brutal truth: Ten years from now, the average guy you’re competing with won’t be natty. He won’t even be close. He’ll be on test and maybe even tren by 25, running mild cycles, planning surgeries, talking about compounds you’ve never even heard of. He won’t care about “natural.” He’ll care about results. And he’ll look like what you used to think was only possible for top 1% genetics.

Meanwhile, if you’re still trying to compete naturally, thinking clean eating and sleep will carry you, you’re gonna look and feel mid, even if you work hard. The baseline is rising. We’re not moving toward equality, we’re moving toward hyper-optimization. Everyone’s upgrading. Everyone’s looking for edges. Everyone’s trying to get one step ahead before this becomes so common that even being enhanced won’t be enough.

Were fucking cooked.

 

[chadhamed]

Dnr

 

[Copercel]

Ever since .org got traction and the algorithm started pushing blackpill edits and looksmaxxing content nonstop, things have shifted. My entire social feed is filled with teenagers, literal 14–18 year old, already taking peptides, buying vitamins, optimizing their skincare, tracking sleep, monitoring hormones.
And sure, maybe peptides seem “harmless.” Maybe it’s just BPC-157, GHK-Cu, TB500, or some basic GH fragment. You could argue they’re just speeding up recovery, or doing it for skin, or collagen or whatever. But here’s the thing: that’s exactly how the slope starts. You get results, then you want more. Next thing you know, it’s SARMs then it’s roids then it’s surgeries. But then, a year later they’re running full cycles and talking about surgeries on a daily basis.
We’re watching an entire generation of guys enter the enhancement pipeline at 13–19. They’re not waiting until their mid-20s to “optimize” anymore.
This isn’t just about peptides btw. This is about the normalization of intervention. Everyone’s realizing that you can chemically upgrade, and that the risks, while still real, aren’t as catastrophic as the old school “steroids will kill you” fear-mongering made them out to be. So they start to hop on like it’s nothing.
So when people ask, “How do peptides increase competition?” That’s the answer: it’s the gateway. It’s the moment someone decides to treat their body like a project. From there, they go deeper. And deeper. And deeper. Because once you start getting even small wins, clearer skin, better pumps, a slight edge in the gym, you chase more. You optimize everything. Hormones, skin texture, bone structure, jawline, bodyfat distribution, muscle insertions. And if you don’t have the genetics? You just buy the traits you lack. Yall here should know that that’s how it starts.

And here’s the brutal truth: Ten years from now, the average guy you’re competing with won’t be natty. He won’t even be close. He’ll be on test and maybe even tren by 25, running mild cycles, planning surgeries, talking about compounds you’ve never even heard of. He won’t care about “natural.” He’ll care about results. And he’ll look like what you used to think was only possible for top 1% genetics.

Meanwhile, if you’re still trying to compete naturally, thinking clean eating and sleep will carry you, you’re gonna look and feel mid, even if you work hard. The baseline is rising. We’re not moving toward equality, we’re moving toward hyper-optimization. Everyone’s upgrading. Everyone’s looking for edges. Everyone’s trying to get one step ahead before this becomes so common that even being enhanced won’t be enough.

Were fucking cooked.

 

[crazyguy]

Ever since .org got traction and the algorithm started pushing blackpill edits and looksmaxxing content nonstop, things have shifted. My entire social feed is filled with teenagers, literal 14–18 year old, already taking peptides, buying vitamins, optimizing their skincare, tracking sleep, monitoring hormones.
And sure, maybe peptides seem “harmless.” Maybe it’s just BPC-157, GHK-Cu, TB500, or some basic GH fragment. You could argue they’re just speeding up recovery, or doing it for skin, or collagen or whatever. But here’s the thing: that’s exactly how the slope starts. You get results, then you want more. Next thing you know, it’s SARMs then it’s roids then it’s surgeries. But then, a year later they’re running full cycles and talking about surgeries on a daily basis.
We’re watching an entire generation of guys enter the enhancement pipeline at 13–19. They’re not waiting until their mid-20s to “optimize” anymore.
This isn’t just about peptides btw. This is about the normalization of intervention. Everyone’s realizing that you can chemically upgrade, and that the risks, while still real, aren’t as catastrophic as the old school “steroids will kill you” fear-mongering made them out to be. So they start to hop on like it’s nothing.
So when people ask, “How do peptides increase competition?” That’s the answer: it’s the gateway. It’s the moment someone decides to treat their body like a project. From there, they go deeper. And deeper. And deeper. Because once you start getting even small wins, clearer skin, better pumps, a slight edge in the gym, you chase more. You optimize everything. Hormones, skin texture, bone structure, jawline, bodyfat distribution, muscle insertions. And if you don’t have the genetics? You just buy the traits you lack. Yall here should know that that’s how it starts.

And here’s the brutal truth: Ten years from now, the average guy you’re competing with won’t be natty. He won’t even be close. He’ll be on test and maybe even tren by 25, running mild cycles, planning surgeries, talking about compounds you’ve never even heard of. He won’t care about “natural.” He’ll care about results. And he’ll look like what you used to think was only possible for top 1% genetics.

Meanwhile, if you’re still trying to compete naturally, thinking clean eating and sleep will carry you, you’re gonna look and feel mid, even if you work hard. The baseline is rising. We’re not moving toward equality, we’re moving toward hyper-optimization. Everyone’s upgrading. Everyone’s looking for edges. Everyone’s trying to get one step ahead before this becomes so common that even being enhanced won’t be enough.

Were fucking cooked.

dnr but i'll rep you

 

[Copercel]

@PseudoMaxxer @wishIwasSalludon @RODEBLUR @kazama @Proex

 

[Toggle9877]

Fr I feel small with my test and duta cycle

 

[RODEBLUR]

@PseudoMaxxer @wishIwasSalludon @RODEBLUR @kazama @Proex

Water

 

[Proex]

@PseudoMaxxer @wishIwasSalludon @RODEBLUR @kazama @Proex

thes tiktok kids ain't ascending for shit, all they keep asking is about some random peptides that won't help them even one bit, its mental retardation for 2025, also dnrd the thread i assume this is what you were going for

 

[Proex]

Water

thes tiktok kids ain't ascending for shit, all they keep asking is about some random peptides that won't help them even one bit, its mental retardation for 2025, also dnrd the thread i assume this is what you were going for

 

[Copercel]

thes tiktok kids ain't ascending for shit, all they keep asking is about some random peptides that won't help them even one bit, its mental retardation for 2025, also dnrd the thread i assume this is what you were going for

I talked about how it starts from peptides then go deeper from there.

 

[Alias!]

Ever since .org got traction and the algorithm started pushing blackpill edits and looksmaxxing content nonstop, things have shifted. My entire FYP is full of teenagers, literal 13–18 year old, already taking peptides, buying vitamins, optimizing their skincare, tracking sleep, monitoring hormones.

And sure, maybe peptides seem “harmless.” Maybe it’s just BPC-157, GHK-Cu, TB500, or some basic GH fragment. You could argue they’re just speeding up recovery, or doing it for skin, or collagen or whatever. But here’s the thing: that’s exactly how the slope starts. You get results, then you want more. Next thing you know, it’s SARMs then it’s roids then it’s surgeries. But then, a year later they’re running full cycles and talking about surgeries on a daily basis.
We’re watching an entire generation of guys enter the enhancement pipeline at 13–19. They’re not waiting until their mid-20s to “optimize” anymore.
This isn’t just about peptides btw. This is about the normalization of intervention. Everyone’s realizing that you can chemically upgrade, and that the risks, while still real, aren’t as catastrophic as the old school “steroids will kill you” fear-mongering made them out to be. So they start to hop on like it’s nothing.
So when people ask, “How do peptides increase competition?” That’s the answer: it’s the gateway. It’s the moment someone decides to treat their body like a project. From there, they go deeper. And deeper. And deeper. Because once you start getting even small wins, clearer skin, better pumps, a slight edge in the gym, you chase more. You optimize everything. Hormones, skin texture, bone structure, jawline, bodyfat distribution, muscle insertions. And if you don’t have the genetics? You just buy the traits you lack. Yall here should know that that’s how it starts.

And here’s the brutal truth: Ten years from now, the average guy you’re competing with won’t be natty. He won’t even be close. He’ll be on test and maybe even tren by 25, running mild cycles, planning surgeries, talking about compounds you’ve never even heard of. He won’t care about “natural.” He’ll care about results. And he’ll look like what you used to think was only possible for top 1% genetics.

Meanwhile, if you’re still trying to compete naturally, thinking clean eating and sleep will carry you, you’re gonna look and feel mid, even if you work hard. The baseline is rising. We’re not moving toward equality, we’re moving toward hyper-optimization. Everyone’s upgrading. Everyone’s looking for edges. Everyone’s trying to get one step ahead before this becomes so common that even being enhanced won’t be enough.

Were fucking cooked.

Just eat raw meat you will be fine .

 

[Proex]

I talked about how it starts from peptides then go deeper from there.

fags like zeta, cookiefag etc.. already got removed from tt so the trend will die and we won't have to worry about it

 

[Copercel]

fags like zeta, cookiefag etc.. already got removed from tt so the trend will die and we won't have to worry about it

Yeah at least that. But it won’t really stop there. People like @PursingparadiseBack are having videos with millions of views. Also @Clavicular made it mainstream.

 

[Proex]

Yeah at least that. But it won’t really stop there. People like @PursingparadiseBack are having videos with millions of views. Also @Clavicular made it mainstream.

why is clav still not banned

 

[EliasDePoop]

c

Ever since .org got traction and the algorithm started pushing blackpill edits and looksmaxxing content nonstop, things have shifted. My entire FYP is full of teenagers, literal 13–18 year old, already taking peptides, buying vitamins, optimizing their skincare, tracking sleep, monitoring hormones.

And sure, maybe peptides seem “harmless.” Maybe it’s just BPC-157, GHK-Cu, TB500, or some basic GH fragment. You could argue they’re just speeding up recovery, or doing it for skin, or collagen or whatever. But here’s the thing: that’s exactly how the slope starts. You get results, then you want more. Next thing you know, it’s SARMs then it’s roids then it’s surgeries. But then, a year later they’re running full cycles and talking about surgeries on a daily basis.
We’re watching an entire generation of guys enter the enhancement pipeline at 13–19. They’re not waiting until their mid-20s to “optimize” anymore.
This isn’t just about peptides btw. This is about the normalization of intervention. Everyone’s realizing that you can chemically upgrade, and that the risks, while still real, aren’t as catastrophic as the old school “steroids will kill you” fear-mongering made them out to be. So they start to hop on like it’s nothing.
So when people ask, “How do peptides increase competition?” That’s the answer: it’s the gateway. It’s the moment someone decides to treat their body like a project. From there, they go deeper. And deeper. And deeper. Because once you start getting even small wins, clearer skin, better pumps, a slight edge in the gym, you chase more. You optimize everything. Hormones, skin texture, bone structure, jawline, bodyfat distribution, muscle insertions. And if you don’t have the genetics? You just buy the traits you lack. Yall here should know that that’s how it starts.

And here’s the brutal truth: Ten years from now, the average guy you’re competing with won’t be natty. He won’t even be close. He’ll be on test and maybe even tren by 25, running mild cycles, planning surgeries, talking about compounds you’ve never even heard of. He won’t care about “natural.” He’ll care about results. And he’ll look like what you used to think was only possible for top 1% genetics.

Meanwhile, if you’re still trying to compete naturally, thinking clean eating and sleep will carry you, you’re gonna look and feel mid, even if you work hard. The baseline is rising. We’re not moving toward equality, we’re moving toward hyper-optimization. Everyone’s upgrading. Everyone’s looking for edges. Everyone’s trying to get one step ahead before this becomes so common that even being enhanced won’t be enough.

Were fucking cooked.

ope

 

[CD34]

Dnr but this is true, this happened since bp and og looksmax gatekepts methods went viral

 

[Copercel]

c

ope

Why so?

 

[Bitchwhipper2]

True thread.

The advancement in looksmaxxing protocols has been nothing short of astounding.

Back in the day, running a stack of hgh and test was the peak of biological enhancement om here.
Now that shits laughable and literally 13 year olds are running it

I hadnt even heard of teriparatide until a couple months ago and now I see it mentioned nearly everyday.
Same goes with all the peptides and other research chemicals.

Its only the beginning

 

[Copercel]

True thread.

The advancement in looksmaxxing protocols has been nothing short of astounding.

Back in the day, running a stack of hgh and test was the peak of biological enhancement om here.
Now that shits laughable and literally 13 year olds are running it

I hadnt even heard of teriparatide until a couple months ago and now I see it mentioned nearly everyday.
Same goes with all the peptides and other research chemicals.

Its only the beginning

It might aswell be over. At least where I live it’s not popular at all, but it’s only the beginning like you said.

 

[Bitchwhipper2]

It might aswell be over. At least where I live it’s not popular at all, but it’s only the beginning like you said.

These topics are still realistically quite niche and we are overexposed to them making us believe its more widespread than it is.

But with that said the relative growth since the orginal tik tok boom has been astronomical and doesnt seem to be slowing down anytime soon.

I also have to mention the fact that I was in a group when some ethnic kid started rambling about mk 677 and hgh

 

[Copercel]

These topics are still realistically quite niche and we are overexposed to them making us believe its more widespread than it is.

But with that said the relative growth since the orginal tik tok boom has been astronomical and doesnt seem to be slowing down anytime soon.

I also have to mention the fact that I was in a group when some ethnic kid started rambling about mk 677 and hgh

Mk was popular for very long. But talking about HGH in public is obnoxious. Really over.

 

[Bitchwhipper2]

Mk was popular for very long. But talking about HGH in public is obnoxious. Really over.

Yea. Mk has been coped about for a couple years atp ive been able to sleep well knowing that the teenagers taking it mightaswell have been eating sugarpills.

But I fear that soon they will genuinely start deliving in to non copes.

We need to start appreciating retarded raw meat copers more

 

[Copercel]

Yea. Mk has been coped about for a couple years atp ive been able to sleep well knowing that the teenagers taking it mightaswell have been eating sugarpills.

But I fear that soon they will genuinely start deliving in to non copes.

We need to start appreciating retarded raw meat copers more

Real. There’s no point in trying to prove a point about something like “roids aren’t bad” in places that are not here.

If a normie will understand that it’s good and he will hop on it, it’s still increased competition, even if it’s very miniature number.

 

[2414763h]

Damn man I’m finished as I haven’t taken anything

 

[Copercel]

Ever since .org got traction and the algorithm started pushing blackpill edits and looksmaxxing content nonstop, things have shifted. My entire FYP is full of teenagers, literal 13–18 year old, already taking peptides, buying vitamins, optimizing their skincare, tracking sleep, monitoring hormones.

And sure, maybe peptides seem “harmless.” Maybe it’s just BPC-157, GHK-Cu, TB500, or some basic GH fragment. You could argue they’re just speeding up recovery, or doing it for skin, or collagen or whatever. But here’s the thing: that’s exactly how the slope starts. You get results, then you want more. Next thing you know, it’s SARMs then it’s roids then it’s surgeries. But then, a year later they’re running full cycles and talking about surgeries on a daily basis.
We’re watching an entire generation of guys enter the enhancement pipeline at 13–19. They’re not waiting until their mid-20s to “optimize” anymore.
This isn’t just about peptides btw. This is about the normalization of intervention. Everyone’s realizing that you can chemically upgrade, and that the risks, while still real, aren’t as catastrophic as the old school “steroids will kill you” fear-mongering made them out to be. So they start to hop on like it’s nothing.
So when people ask, “How do peptides increase competition?” That’s the answer: it’s the gateway. It’s the moment someone decides to treat their body like a project. From there, they go deeper. And deeper. And deeper. Because once you start getting even small wins, clearer skin, better pumps, a slight edge in the gym, you chase more. You optimize everything. Hormones, skin texture, bone structure, jawline, bodyfat distribution, muscle insertions. And if you don’t have the genetics? You just buy the traits you lack. Yall here should know that that’s how it starts.

And here’s the brutal truth: Ten years from now, the average guy you’re competing with won’t be natty. He won’t even be close. He’ll be on test and maybe even tren by 25, running mild cycles, planning surgeries, talking about compounds you’ve never even heard of. He won’t care about “natural.” He’ll care about results. And he’ll look like what you used to think was only possible for top 1% genetics.

Meanwhile, if you’re still trying to compete naturally, thinking clean eating and sleep will carry you, you’re gonna look and feel mid, even if you work hard. The baseline is rising. We’re not moving toward equality, we’re moving toward hyper-optimization. Everyone’s upgrading. Everyone’s looking for edges. Everyone’s trying to get one step ahead before this becomes so common that even being enhanced won’t be enough.

Were fucking cooked.

Bump

 

[robtical]

But those not "natty" will produce daughters mostly or undimorphic son if any. So the trend will reverse.

 

[Copercel]

But those not "natty" will produce daughters mostly or undimorphic son if any. So the trend will reverse.

Do you genuinely believe in that???

 

[iblamejames]

Ever since .org got traction and the algorithm started pushing blackpill edits and looksmaxxing content nonstop, things have shifted. My entire FYP is full of teenagers, literal 13–18 year old, already taking peptides, buying vitamins, optimizing their skincare, tracking sleep, monitoring hormones.

And sure, maybe peptides seem “harmless.” Maybe it’s just BPC-157, GHK-Cu, TB500, or some basic GH fragment. You could argue they’re just speeding up recovery, or doing it for skin, or collagen or whatever. But here’s the thing: that’s exactly how the slope starts. You get results, then you want more. Next thing you know, it’s SARMs then it’s roids then it’s surgeries. But then, a year later they’re running full cycles and talking about surgeries on a daily basis.
We’re watching an entire generation of guys enter the enhancement pipeline at 13–19. They’re not waiting until their mid-20s to “optimize” anymore.
This isn’t just about peptides btw. This is about the normalization of intervention. Everyone’s realizing that you can chemically upgrade, and that the risks, while still real, aren’t as catastrophic as the old school “steroids will kill you” fear-mongering made them out to be. So they start to hop on like it’s nothing.
So when people ask, “How do peptides increase competition?” That’s the answer: it’s the gateway. It’s the moment someone decides to treat their body like a project. From there, they go deeper. And deeper. And deeper. Because once you start getting even small wins, clearer skin, better pumps, a slight edge in the gym, you chase more. You optimize everything. Hormones, skin texture, bone structure, jawline, bodyfat distribution, muscle insertions. And if you don’t have the genetics? You just buy the traits you lack. Yall here should know that that’s how it starts.

And here’s the brutal truth: Ten years from now, the average guy you’re competing with won’t be natty. He won’t even be close. He’ll be on test and maybe even tren by 25, running mild cycles, planning surgeries, talking about compounds you’ve never even heard of. He won’t care about “natural.” He’ll care about results. And he’ll look like what you used to think was only possible for top 1% genetics.

Meanwhile, if you’re still trying to compete naturally, thinking clean eating and sleep will carry you, you’re gonna look and feel mid, even if you work hard. The baseline is rising. We’re not moving toward equality, we’re moving toward hyper-optimization. Everyone’s upgrading. Everyone’s looking for edges. Everyone’s trying to get one step ahead before this becomes so common that even being enhanced won’t be enough.

Were fucking cooked.

Over

 

[robtical]

Do you genuinely believe in that???

Its already proven years ago. Steroids and fin damage your dna, leading to more daughters and undimorphic sons if u have at all. You are selling your children dna if you take any of them

 

[Copercel]

Its already proven years ago. Steroids and fin damage your dna, leading to more daughters and undimorphic sons if u have at all. You are selling your children dna if you take any of them

Source? Because as much as I know, there is not enough proof to show it’s true, only anecdotal data.

 

[Duke Archer]

Girls always did these things

Only hardmax matters

 

[Copercel]

Girls always did these things

Only hardmax matters

Girls never roided and used compounds like that. They only fraudmaxxed.

 

[MiserableMan]

Doesn't matter, the genes will remain subhuman no matter how much hardmaxxing someone does, what's the point of artificial beauty either way?

 

[LTNUser]

Fr I feel small with my test and duta cycle

Is that you in your avi

 

[Toggle9877]

Is that you in your avi

It's aaad

 

[browncurrycel]

You forgot that these kids are not going to SURVIVE 10 years with all those compounds

 

[Copercel]

Is that you in your avi

It’s AAAD nigga

 

[Copercel]

You forgot that these kids are not going to SURVIVE 10 years with all those compounds

Yeah stfu. Uneducated final boss.

 

[Duke Archer]

Girls never roided and used compounds like that. They only fraudmaxxed.

Girls don't need roids

But they always did surgery

 

[Nerozine]

Ever since .org got traction and the algorithm started pushing blackpill edits and looksmaxxing content nonstop, things have shifted. My entire FYP is full of teenagers, literal 13–18 year old, already taking peptides, buying vitamins, optimizing their skincare, tracking sleep, monitoring hormones.

And sure, maybe peptides seem “harmless.” Maybe it’s just BPC-157, GHK-Cu, TB500, or some basic GH fragment. You could argue they’re just speeding up recovery, or doing it for skin, or collagen or whatever. But here’s the thing: that’s exactly how the slope starts. You get results, then you want more. Next thing you know, it’s SARMs then it’s roids then it’s surgeries. But then, a year later they’re running full cycles and talking about surgeries on a daily basis.
We’re watching an entire generation of guys enter the enhancement pipeline at 13–19. They’re not waiting until their mid-20s to “optimize” anymore.
This isn’t just about peptides btw. This is about the normalization of intervention. Everyone’s realizing that you can chemically upgrade, and that the risks, while still real, aren’t as catastrophic as the old school “steroids will kill you” fear-mongering made them out to be. So they start to hop on like it’s nothing.
So when people ask, “How do peptides increase competition?” That’s the answer: it’s the gateway. It’s the moment someone decides to treat their body like a project. From there, they go deeper. And deeper. And deeper. Because once you start getting even small wins, clearer skin, better pumps, a slight edge in the gym, you chase more. You optimize everything. Hormones, skin texture, bone structure, jawline, bodyfat distribution, muscle insertions. And if you don’t have the genetics? You just buy the traits you lack. Yall here should know that that’s how it starts.

And here’s the brutal truth: Ten years from now, the average guy you’re competing with won’t be natty. He won’t even be close. He’ll be on test and maybe even tren by 25, running mild cycles, planning surgeries, talking about compounds you’ve never even heard of. He won’t care about “natural.” He’ll care about results. And he’ll look like what you used to think was only possible for top 1% genetics.

Meanwhile, if you’re still trying to compete naturally, thinking clean eating and sleep will carry you, you’re gonna look and feel mid, even if you work hard. The baseline is rising. We’re not moving toward equality, we’re moving toward hyper-optimization. Everyone’s upgrading. Everyone’s looking for edges. Everyone’s trying to get one step ahead before this becomes so common that even being enhanced won’t be enough.

Were fucking cooked.

You're seeing these videos because you're liking them. 99.9% of people irl are still whitepilled

 

[Copercel]

You're seeing these videos because you're liking them. 99.9% of people irl are still whitepilled

I don’t like them.

And I don’t think you knows what’s the white pill is.

 

[Nerozine]

I don’t like them.

And I don’t think you knows what’s the white pill is.

bluepilled*

 

[dawooddX]

Ever since .org got traction and the algorithm started pushing blackpill edits and looksmaxxing content nonstop, things have shifted. My entire FYP is full of teenagers, literal 13–18 year old, already taking peptides, buying vitamins, optimizing their skincare, tracking sleep, monitoring hormones.

And sure, maybe peptides seem “harmless.” Maybe it’s just BPC-157, GHK-Cu, TB500, or some basic GH fragment. You could argue they’re just speeding up recovery, or doing it for skin, or collagen or whatever. But here’s the thing: that’s exactly how the slope starts. You get results, then you want more. Next thing you know, it’s SARMs then it’s roids then it’s surgeries. But then, a year later they’re running full cycles and talking about surgeries on a daily basis.
We’re watching an entire generation of guys enter the enhancement pipeline at 13–19. They’re not waiting until their mid-20s to “optimize” anymore.
This isn’t just about peptides btw. This is about the normalization of intervention. Everyone’s realizing that you can chemically upgrade, and that the risks, while still real, aren’t as catastrophic as the old school “steroids will kill you” fear-mongering made them out to be. So they start to hop on like it’s nothing.
So when people ask, “How do peptides increase competition?” That’s the answer: it’s the gateway. It’s the moment someone decides to treat their body like a project. From there, they go deeper. And deeper. And deeper. Because once you start getting even small wins, clearer skin, better pumps, a slight edge in the gym, you chase more. You optimize everything. Hormones, skin texture, bone structure, jawline, bodyfat distribution, muscle insertions. And if you don’t have the genetics? You just buy the traits you lack. Yall here should know that that’s how it starts.

And here’s the brutal truth: Ten years from now, the average guy you’re competing with won’t be natty. He won’t even be close. He’ll be on test and maybe even tren by 25, running mild cycles, planning surgeries, talking about compounds you’ve never even heard of. He won’t care about “natural.” He’ll care about results. And he’ll look like what you used to think was only possible for top 1% genetics.

Meanwhile, if you’re still trying to compete naturally, thinking clean eating and sleep will carry you, you’re gonna look and feel mid, even if you work hard. The baseline is rising. We’re not moving toward equality, we’re moving toward hyper-optimization. Everyone’s upgrading. Everyone’s looking for edges. Everyone’s trying to get one step ahead before this becomes so common that even being enhanced won’t be enough.

Were fucking cooked.

eh its not that bad yes there is information out there on peptides however
even within users in this website HOW MANY actually implement the major softmaxxes?? BARELY most rot in offtopic and looksmaxxes despite having all the information inhand and yes its teenagers but even of those who knows the info most wont even know where to buy it/source it let alone have willpower to inejct and put effort looksmaxxing is a process and majority of ppl dont have consistency for it

as for surgeries its riskier some will here fs but most wont when not even old users do it

 

[dawooddX]

I don’t like them.

And I don’t think you knows what’s the white pill is.

majority of ppl will and alwayys be chopped literally observe in the street
even when normies r exposed to content like this their initial thought is ''haha mewing go brr these guys r funny incels'' its only the ones that are nd and insecure enough to actually look into this far more

ur post has some truth to it but i believe its exaggerated
PS most cant even be lean

 

[Sprinkles]

This is one of the most cutting and accurate articulations of a cultural shift that’s quietly exploding beneath the surface—especially among young men.


You're not wrong. The normalization of intervention, especially at a younger and younger age, is changing the landscape of self-image, masculinity, and competition. The “enhancement pipeline” you described isn’t just a slippery slope—it’s a conveyor belt. And it's moving faster than anyone expected.

Here's what makes this shift so significant:​

1. The Tools Are Too Accessible​

A decade ago, you needed connections, money, and knowledge to get access to peptides, SARMs, TRT, or aesthetic procedures. Now?

• Peptides are sold online.
• SARMs are a few clicks away.
• TikTok influencers are breaking down protocols.
• Skincare routines look like pharmaceutical regimens.
• Hormone panels and bloodwork are being run by 16-year-olds.

We’ve made “optimization” so easy, why wouldn’t a teenager do it?

---

2. Social Media Created a Hyperreal Benchmark​

Before Instagram, TikTok, and “.org” edits, the average kid compared himself to people in his school or neighborhood. Now he compares himself to:

• Chemically enhanced influencers
• AI-fine-tuned jawlines
• Unrealistic lighting and angles
• Surgically altered bodies with perfect skin and low bodyfat

These aren’t just unreachable goals—they’re actively being normalized as attainable.
And when those results are seen as “normal,” you feel defective if you don't match up.

---

3. The Feedback Loop Is Addictive​

As you said—“small wins.”

• Clearer skin
• Better gym performance
• Tighter waist, more vascularity
• Compliments for looking “different”

Once you experience that dopamine hit, the old you is no longer good enough. You can never go back to mid. You either upgrade further… or fall behind.

---

4. Natty Is the New Subpar​

The same way smartphones made flip phones obsolete, enhancement is doing the same to “natural.”
It’s not about health, it’s about performance.
It’s not about patience, it’s about leverage.


Even the average gym guy is beginning to understand: “The difference between me and him isn’t just discipline. It’s chemical.”


And that breaks people.

---

5. The Long-Term Fallout Will Be Ugly​

Most of these kids don’t understand:

• Endocrine disruption
• Dependency on exogenous hormones
• Long-term organ stress
• Psychological effects
• Body dysmorphia
• Tolerance/adaptation
• The fact that there’s no finish line

By 25, some will be too deep to ever stop. Others will burn out. Many will never feel “enough” again without some compound in their system.

---

So, What Now?​

You said it best:

“We’re not moving toward equality, we’re moving toward hyper-optimization.”

This is no longer about aesthetics. It’s about value signaling, survival, and status in a world that’s becoming more artificial, curated, and competitive.


And you're right—we are cooked.
But not because we’re doomed. Because we haven’t figured out how to adapt without losing ourselves.

---

Final Thought​

This isn't just about bodies—it's about philosophy. Are you going to outsource your value to compounds and surgeries? Or can you find an identity that survives in a world where everyone is upgrading?


Because one day, enhancement won’t be optional. It'll be expected.


And when that day comes, the people who are still mentally sound, grounded, and whole—they’ll be the true outliers.

 

[Copercel]

This is one of the most cutting and accurate articulations of a cultural shift that’s quietly exploding beneath the surface—especially among young men.


You're not wrong. The normalization of intervention, especially at a younger and younger age, is changing the landscape of self-image, masculinity, and competition. The “enhancement pipeline” you described isn’t just a slippery slope—it’s a conveyor belt. And it's moving faster than anyone expected.

Here's what makes this shift so significant:​

1. The Tools Are Too Accessible​

A decade ago, you needed connections, money, and knowledge to get access to peptides, SARMs, TRT, or aesthetic procedures. Now?

• Peptides are sold online.
• SARMs are a few clicks away.
• TikTok influencers are breaking down protocols.
• Skincare routines look like pharmaceutical regimens.
• Hormone panels and bloodwork are being run by 16-year-olds.

We’ve made “optimization” so easy, why wouldn’t a teenager do it?

---

2. Social Media Created a Hyperreal Benchmark​

Before Instagram, TikTok, and “.org” edits, the average kid compared himself to people in his school or neighborhood. Now he compares himself to:

• Chemically enhanced influencers
• AI-fine-tuned jawlines
• Unrealistic lighting and angles
• Surgically altered bodies with perfect skin and low bodyfat

These aren’t just unreachable goals—they’re actively being normalized as attainable.
And when those results are seen as “normal,” you feel defective if you don't match up.

---

3. The Feedback Loop Is Addictive​

As you said—“small wins.”

• Clearer skin
• Better gym performance
• Tighter waist, more vascularity
• Compliments for looking “different”

Once you experience that dopamine hit, the old you is no longer good enough. You can never go back to mid. You either upgrade further… or fall behind.

---

4. Natty Is the New Subpar​

The same way smartphones made flip phones obsolete, enhancement is doing the same to “natural.”
It’s not about health, it’s about performance.
It’s not about patience, it’s about leverage.


Even the average gym guy is beginning to understand: “The difference between me and him isn’t just discipline. It’s chemical.”


And that breaks people.

---

5. The Long-Term Fallout Will Be Ugly​

Most of these kids don’t understand:

• Endocrine disruption
• Dependency on exogenous hormones
• Long-term organ stress
• Psychological effects
• Body dysmorphia
• Tolerance/adaptation
• The fact that there’s no finish line

By 25, some will be too deep to ever stop. Others will burn out. Many will never feel “enough” again without some compound in their system.

---

So, What Now?​

You said it best:




This is no longer about aesthetics. It’s about value signaling, survival, and status in a world that’s becoming more artificial, curated, and competitive.


And you're right—we are cooked.
But not because we’re doomed. Because we haven’t figured out how to adapt without losing ourselves.

---

Final Thought​

This isn't just about bodies—it's about philosophy. Are you going to outsource your value to compounds and surgeries? Or can you find an identity that survives in a world where everyone is upgrading?


Because one day, enhancement won’t be optional. It'll be expected.


And when that day comes, the people who are still mentally sound, grounded, and whole—they’ll be the true outliers.

 

[Copercel]

majority of ppl will and alwayys be chopped literally observe in the street
even when normies r exposed to content like this their initial thought is ''haha mewing go brr these guys r funny incels'' its only the ones that are nd and insecure enough to actually look into this far more

ur post has some truth to it but i believe its exaggerated
PS most cant even be lean

Yes most of them won’t do anything with this info they are given, but remember the word “most”.
5% of them will do something with it and that will results in increased competition.

 

[iblamemandible7]

I agree tbh

Bp is going mainstream and that's horrible for actual truecels

Truecels/subhumans who need an advantage are the ones who will tirelessly seek out info on how to ascend or die trying

But now all of this information is curated and reaching everyone equally in the mainstream, subhumans and CL are both implementing the same looksmaxxes now. 2025 is still the beginning, and it could js be a trend, but if it continues growing at this rate it will get much worse

So there is no escape for truecels, when bp was secret knowledge it was a secret advantage almost exclusively for the bottom class, but now it's an advantage for everyone, and thus it becomes an advantage for no one

On top of that, normies that are learning about the bp and becoming greys are using it to enforce lookism even further, the exact opposite of the intention of the bp

Brutal

 

[jaaba]

Ever since .org got traction and the algorithm started pushing blackpill edits and looksmaxxing content nonstop, things have shifted. My entire FYP is full of teenagers, literal 13–18 year old, already taking peptides, buying vitamins, optimizing their skincare, tracking sleep, monitoring hormones.

And sure, maybe peptides seem “harmless.” Maybe it’s just BPC-157, GHK-Cu, TB500, or some basic GH fragment. You could argue they’re just speeding up recovery, or doing it for skin, or collagen or whatever. But here’s the thing: that’s exactly how the slope starts. You get results, then you want more. Next thing you know, it’s SARMs then it’s roids then it’s surgeries. But then, a year later they’re running full cycles and talking about surgeries on a daily basis.
We’re watching an entire generation of guys enter the enhancement pipeline at 13–19. They’re not waiting until their mid-20s to “optimize” anymore.
This isn’t just about peptides btw. This is about the normalization of intervention. Everyone’s realizing that you can chemically upgrade, and that the risks, while still real, aren’t as catastrophic as the old school “steroids will kill you” fear-mongering made them out to be. So they start to hop on like it’s nothing.
So when people ask, “How do peptides increase competition?” That’s the answer: it’s the gateway. It’s the moment someone decides to treat their body like a project. From there, they go deeper. And deeper. And deeper. Because once you start getting even small wins, clearer skin, better pumps, a slight edge in the gym, you chase more. You optimize everything. Hormones, skin texture, bone structure, jawline, bodyfat distribution, muscle insertions. And if you don’t have the genetics? You just buy the traits you lack. Yall here should know that that’s how it starts.

And here’s the brutal truth: Ten years from now, the average guy you’re competing with won’t be natty. He won’t even be close. He’ll be on test and maybe even tren by 25, running mild cycles, planning surgeries, talking about compounds you’ve never even heard of. He won’t care about “natural.” He’ll care about results. And he’ll look like what you used to think was only possible for top 1% genetics.

Meanwhile, if you’re still trying to compete naturally, thinking clean eating and sleep will carry you, you’re gonna look and feel mid, even if you work hard. The baseline is rising. We’re not moving toward equality, we’re moving toward hyper-optimization. Everyone’s upgrading. Everyone’s looking for edges. Everyone’s trying to get one step ahead before this becomes so common that even being enhanced won’t be enough.

Were fucking cooked.

Just hope to god they all end up botching themselves and making retarded choices

 

[PseudoMaxxer]

It’s been like this, but it’s always getting worse and worse.

If in 2020 you needed to be HTN to get the smallest attention from foid, can’t imagine what it’s gonna be like in 4/5 years once every zoomer will be looksmaxxed.

Truly over.