Lonely
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people talk about the Halo effect a lot and it’s definitely true
But in a professional / IRL / non romantic environment it isn’t that important. What matters more is that you fit a certain stereotype and vibe
What do I mean by this?
You can still be highly successful if you aren’t a 6’6 Chad with great hair or whatever.
for example, if you’re 60 and have a fat belly but you act like a grizzled unc you’ll be fine.
In the same way if you’re a super smart Asian guy and you look nerdy that could actually be a halo. Whereas if you try to look super hot that might not be as advantageous.
Or if you’re working in the military or a blue collar job having a shaved head or whatever and ogre features could make people trust you more.
I’m not saying not to looksmax but it isn’t as black and white. What matters is fulfilling a certain archetype if you care about the halo effect in that context. The point is; it isn’t black and white.
For sexual attraction it’s much narrower.
But in a professional / IRL / non romantic environment it isn’t that important. What matters more is that you fit a certain stereotype and vibe
What do I mean by this?
You can still be highly successful if you aren’t a 6’6 Chad with great hair or whatever.
for example, if you’re 60 and have a fat belly but you act like a grizzled unc you’ll be fine.
In the same way if you’re a super smart Asian guy and you look nerdy that could actually be a halo. Whereas if you try to look super hot that might not be as advantageous.
Or if you’re working in the military or a blue collar job having a shaved head or whatever and ogre features could make people trust you more.
I’m not saying not to looksmax but it isn’t as black and white. What matters is fulfilling a certain archetype if you care about the halo effect in that context. The point is; it isn’t black and white.
For sexual attraction it’s much narrower.
