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Any kind of looksmaxxing should be downplayed when someone asks you about it.
For example:
"have you started to go to the gym?"
"No I just stopped eating so many chips and just got a bit more active"
Meanwhile you count every calorie and go to the gym 1-2 hrs a day 6x a week. People don't like others putting in full effort, you never want to show how tryhard you are.
When it comes to surgery, tell NOBODY.
(kinda)
A decent amount of us will be getting surgery in the future to fix a failo or two and that's fine, but society doesn't think it is. Don't give in to all the inclusivity and honesty bullshit you hear on the internet, plastic surgery is dominated by women so a man doing it will be viewed feminine and gay, ESPECIALLY IMPLANTS. You should tell your close family but that's it. Hide it from your friends. If the topic has to come up, if you got bimax just say you had TMJ issues and had to open your airway and use complicated medical terms to bullshit your way through. If you had jaw angle implants, you could say something like:
"My chewing was being severely hindered by the capability of the masseter muscles and I was on track to develop TMJ so the surgeon had to adjust the jaw and reposition the muscles in the back part of my cheek so I could actually eat food again"
Make up some autistic bullshit just to make them stop questioning you. Do that for every surgery you get.
Obviously if the surgery was extremely radical, like having cheek implants that stick out too much, good luck trying to get rid of any doubt in their mind.
For example:
"have you started to go to the gym?"
"No I just stopped eating so many chips and just got a bit more active"
Meanwhile you count every calorie and go to the gym 1-2 hrs a day 6x a week. People don't like others putting in full effort, you never want to show how tryhard you are.
When it comes to surgery, tell NOBODY.
(kinda)
A decent amount of us will be getting surgery in the future to fix a failo or two and that's fine, but society doesn't think it is. Don't give in to all the inclusivity and honesty bullshit you hear on the internet, plastic surgery is dominated by women so a man doing it will be viewed feminine and gay, ESPECIALLY IMPLANTS. You should tell your close family but that's it. Hide it from your friends. If the topic has to come up, if you got bimax just say you had TMJ issues and had to open your airway and use complicated medical terms to bullshit your way through. If you had jaw angle implants, you could say something like:
"My chewing was being severely hindered by the capability of the masseter muscles and I was on track to develop TMJ so the surgeon had to adjust the jaw and reposition the muscles in the back part of my cheek so I could actually eat food again"
Make up some autistic bullshit just to make them stop questioning you. Do that for every surgery you get.
Obviously if the surgery was extremely radical, like having cheek implants that stick out too much, good luck trying to get rid of any doubt in their mind.
