HEIGHT EFFORT :Why being cute doesn’t mean dimocel

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MID EFFORT THREAD
THREAD SONG


TITLE :WHY CUTE≠DIMOCEL
LETS START


I. WHAT CUTE ACTUALLY MEAN


According to the Cambridge Dictionary, “cute” means “charming and attractive.” So that’s a pretty big sign that cute doesn’t automatically mean boneless, feminine, or “dimocel.” If someone is considered attractive, then obviously the word can be used as a genuine compliment.




II AGE MATTER
I think after around 26, the way women perceive male attractiveness can change. At that age, some women may value a more mature, masculine-looking man over a youthful “pretty boy” appearance because masculinity can be associated with protection, stability, and maturity.



III SOCIAL MEDIA
When you look at the comments under edits of attractive men, you’ll rarely see women calling genuinely good-looking guys “ugly” or “feminine.” A lot of the time, they actually call them cute, even when those guys have strong masculine features and high Dimo scores.


Just look at the comments under Zarios or Damian edits.

IV MY EXPERIENCE ASKING GIRLS
I’ve actually asked girls about this
I’ve asked girls directly: “What exactly do you mean when you call a guy cute?”
One of the answers I got was basically that they find him attractive and are sexually interested in him.


So, for guys under 24, being called cute can absolutely be a compliment. You shouldn’t automatically interpret it as them saying you look feminine.


V WHAT DIMOCEL MEANS
To me, dimocel refers more specifically to a guy who gets told that he looks girly, overly feminine, or androgynous, to the point where people might genuinely be unsure whether he’s a man or a woman.
That’s completely different from simply being called cute.

THANKs FOR READING (don’t DNR BITCH)
I hope you enjoyed reading this and understood my point. If you disagree, that’s fine—just share your POV in the replies.

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@Icr
@volgograd009
@buccalfatremoval
@stalk

 

[ꞨtüssyBoy]

dnr

 

[Azi.org]

Cutecel cope

 

[Mogs Me]

When your reading a guide that has “-“ in between words so u gotta figure if op is sophisticated or just using ai

 

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When your reading a guide that has “-“ in between words so u gotta figure if op is sophisticated or just using ai

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I used even in dms

 

[Tesarossa]

Height effort

 

[Psl King]

High iq thread. I’ve never thought cute was an insult

 

[Gravitas]

Height iq

 

[DrRodger]

Dnr

 

[Gudlifer]

not saying being cute is bad but it's definitively different from being "handsome"

 

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Additional tags
@simematic
@fraudedltn__
@Gengar’s Ghost
@Nerogen
@zennn

 

[Nerogen]

Cutecel cope

 

[zennn]

MID EFFORT THREAD
THREAD SONG


TITLE :WHY CUTE≠DIMOCEL
LETS START


I. WHAT CUTE ACTUALLY MEAN


According to the Cambridge Dictionary, “cute” means “charming and attractive.” So that’s a pretty big sign that cute doesn’t automatically mean boneless, feminine, or “dimocel.” If someone is considered attractive, then obviously the word can be used as a genuine compliment.




II AGE MATTER
I think after around 26, the way women perceive male attractiveness can change. At that age, some women may value a more mature, masculine-looking man over a youthful “pretty boy” appearance because masculinity can be associated with protection, stability, and maturity.



III SOCIAL MEDIA
When you look at the comments under edits of attractive men, you’ll rarely see women calling genuinely good-looking guys “ugly” or “feminine.” A lot of the time, they actually call them cute, even when those guys have strong masculine features and high Dimo scores.


Just look at the comments under Zarios or Damian edits.

IV MY EXPERIENCE ASKING GIRLS
I’ve actually asked girls about this
I’ve asked girls directly: “What exactly do you mean when you call a guy cute?”
One of the answers I got was basically that they find him attractive and are sexually interested in him.


So, for guys under 24, being called cute can absolutely be a compliment. You shouldn’t automatically interpret it as them saying you look feminine.


V WHAT DIMOCEL MEANS
To me, dimocel refers more specifically to a guy who gets told that he looks girly, overly feminine, or androgynous, to the point where people might genuinely be unsure whether he’s a man or a woman.
That’s completely different from simply being called cute.

THANKs FOR READING (don’t DNR BITCH)
I hope you enjoyed reading this and understood my point. If you disagree, that’s fine—just share your POV in the replies.

Tags:
@Tesarossa
@Icr
@volgograd009
@buccalfatremoval
@stalk

nice

 

[hauntohalic]

bro ive been called a femboy by foids before and even i dotn resort to this much cope

 

[ＥＳＲ]

bro ive been called a femboy by foids before and even i dotn resort to this much cope

Femboy (so u are a dimocel ) read the last part

 

[simematic]

MID EFFORT THREAD
THREAD SONG


TITLE :WHY CUTE≠DIMOCEL
LETS START


I. WHAT CUTE ACTUALLY MEAN


According to the Cambridge Dictionary, “cute” means “charming and attractive.” So that’s a pretty big sign that cute doesn’t automatically mean boneless, feminine, or “dimocel.” If someone is considered attractive, then obviously the word can be used as a genuine compliment.




II AGE MATTER
I think after around 26, the way women perceive male attractiveness can change. At that age, some women may value a more mature, masculine-looking man over a youthful “pretty boy” appearance because masculinity can be associated with protection, stability, and maturity.



III SOCIAL MEDIA
When you look at the comments under edits of attractive men, you’ll rarely see women calling genuinely good-looking guys “ugly” or “feminine.” A lot of the time, they actually call them cute, even when those guys have strong masculine features and high Dimo scores.


Just look at the comments under Zarios or Damian edits.

IV MY EXPERIENCE ASKING GIRLS
I’ve actually asked girls about this
I’ve asked girls directly: “What exactly do you mean when you call a guy cute?”
One of the answers I got was basically that they find him attractive and are sexually interested in him.


So, for guys under 24, being called cute can absolutely be a compliment. You shouldn’t automatically interpret it as them saying you look feminine.


V WHAT DIMOCEL MEANS
To me, dimocel refers more specifically to a guy who gets told that he looks girly, overly feminine, or androgynous, to the point where people might genuinely be unsure whether he’s a man or a woman.
That’s completely different from simply being called cute.

THANKs FOR READING (don’t DNR BITCH)
I hope you enjoyed reading this and understood my point. If you disagree, that’s fine—just share your POV in the replies.

Tags:
@Tesarossa
@Icr
@volgograd009
@buccalfatremoval
@stalk

i got one time called cute worst fucking time ever like you could say im ugly or am 10psl adam bro wtf cute means

 

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i got one time called cute worst fucking time ever like you could say im ugly or am 10psl adam bro wtf cute means

read the thread ngga

 

[simematic]

read the thread ngga

yeah but word cute has no appeal it sound weird if you want to tell me im pretty and atractive say am 10psl adam or something like that

 

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@J B C

 

[J B C]

MID EFFORT THREAD
THREAD SONG


TITLE :WHY CUTE≠DIMOCEL
LETS START


I. WHAT CUTE ACTUALLY MEAN


According to the Cambridge Dictionary, “cute” means “charming and attractive.” So that’s a pretty big sign that cute doesn’t automatically mean boneless, feminine, or “dimocel.” If someone is considered attractive, then obviously the word can be used as a genuine compliment.




II AGE MATTER
I think after around 26, the way women perceive male attractiveness can change. At that age, some women may value a more mature, masculine-looking man over a youthful “pretty boy” appearance because masculinity can be associated with protection, stability, and maturity.



III SOCIAL MEDIA
When you look at the comments under edits of attractive men, you’ll rarely see women calling genuinely good-looking guys “ugly” or “feminine.” A lot of the time, they actually call them cute, even when those guys have strong masculine features and high Dimo scores.


Just look at the comments under Zarios or Damian edits.

IV MY EXPERIENCE ASKING GIRLS
I’ve actually asked girls about this
I’ve asked girls directly: “What exactly do you mean when you call a guy cute?”
One of the answers I got was basically that they find him attractive and are sexually interested in him.


So, for guys under 24, being called cute can absolutely be a compliment. You shouldn’t automatically interpret it as them saying you look feminine.


V WHAT DIMOCEL MEANS
To me, dimocel refers more specifically to a guy who gets told that he looks girly, overly feminine, or androgynous, to the point where people might genuinely be unsure whether he’s a man or a woman.
That’s completely different from simply being called cute.

THANKs FOR READING (don’t DNR BITCH)
I hope you enjoyed reading this and understood my point. If you disagree, that’s fine—just share your POV in the replies.

Tags:
@Tesarossa
@Icr
@volgograd009
@buccalfatremoval
@stalk

I think cute = low dimo

 

[J B C]

actually when they said cute i feel like they treated u like a child

 

[volgograd009]

I think after around 26, the way women perceive male attractiveness can change. At that age, some women may value a more mature, masculine-looking man over a youthful “pretty boy” appearance because masculinity can be associated with protection, stability, and maturity.

Women at around that age (in our country at least) let off the attractiveness side and focus on finding a rich man that could take care of a family

 

[Bipolar2Cel]

High iq thread. I’ve never thought cute was an insult

It is only an insult when a guy does something sweet while being friendzoned and gets called "cute". If you are already attractive, being called cute is a VERY high compliment.

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not saying being cute is bad but it's definitively different from being "handsome"

Yeah and those things are still good, it is why the robust prettyboy look is so insanely overpowered because it combines traits of both.

 

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@emulator

 

[emulator]

MID EFFORT THREAD
THREAD SONG


TITLE :WHY CUTE≠DIMOCEL
LETS START


I. WHAT CUTE ACTUALLY MEAN


According to the Cambridge Dictionary, “cute” means “charming and attractive.” So that’s a pretty big sign that cute doesn’t automatically mean boneless, feminine, or “dimocel.” If someone is considered attractive, then obviously the word can be used as a genuine compliment.




II AGE MATTER
I think after around 26, the way women perceive male attractiveness can change. At that age, some women may value a more mature, masculine-looking man over a youthful “pretty boy” appearance because masculinity can be associated with protection, stability, and maturity.



III SOCIAL MEDIA
When you look at the comments under edits of attractive men, you’ll rarely see women calling genuinely good-looking guys “ugly” or “feminine.” A lot of the time, they actually call them cute, even when those guys have strong masculine features and high Dimo scores.


Just look at the comments under Zarios or Damian edits.

IV MY EXPERIENCE ASKING GIRLS
I’ve actually asked girls about this
I’ve asked girls directly: “What exactly do you mean when you call a guy cute?”
One of the answers I got was basically that they find him attractive and are sexually interested in him.


So, for guys under 24, being called cute can absolutely be a compliment. You shouldn’t automatically interpret it as them saying you look feminine.


V WHAT DIMOCEL MEANS
To me, dimocel refers more specifically to a guy who gets told that he looks girly, overly feminine, or androgynous, to the point where people might genuinely be unsure whether he’s a man or a woman.
That’s completely different from simply being called cute.

THANKs FOR READING (don’t DNR BITCH)
I hope you enjoyed reading this and understood my point. If you disagree, that’s fine—just share your POV in the replies.

Tags:
@Tesarossa
@Icr
@volgograd009
@buccalfatremoval
@stalk

Mirin the layout

 

[looksovernt]

DNR I need a way to cope with twink death