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interesting seeing threads where people are treated a lot better once they looksmax (especially with hardmaxxing). and go from being disliked to liked by a lot of people in their life. as such it seems that it wasnt their personality that was a failo, but their looks.
wondering if anyone knows how we can tell the difference? say if your boss is a dick to you but nice to your coworkers, is it because of your looks or something else? same thing with a classmate, colleague, friend of a friend you just met etc.
think this would be useful knowledge for fellow looksmaxxers, especially as we will all face rejection at some point, and it is good to keep in mind that you weren't rejected for your personality/confidence, but rather something thats out of your control altogether. otherwise we risk self-gaslighting and telling ourselves to "just be more confident" and "act more normal" when in reality our personality is just fine.
also have found that by consciously reminding myself that whether or not people want to associate with you is usually determined by your looks, to be incredibly freeing, and I can be myself and lose a lot of my inhibitions. wondering what you guys think about this
interesting seeing threads where people are treated a lot better once they looksmax (especially with hardmaxxing). and go from being disliked to liked by a lot of people in their life. as such it seems that it wasnt their personality that was a failo, but their looks.
wondering if anyone knows how we can tell the difference? say if your boss is a dick to you but nice to your coworkers, is it because of your looks or something else? same thing with a classmate, colleague, friend of a friend you just met etc.
think this would be useful knowledge for fellow looksmaxxers, especially as we will all face rejection at some point, and it is good to keep in mind that you weren't rejected for your personality/confidence, but rather something thats out of your control altogether. otherwise we risk self-gaslighting and telling ourselves to "just be more confident" and "act more normal" when in reality our personality is just fine.
also have found that by consciously reminding myself that whether or not people want to associate with you is usually determined by your looks, to be incredibly freeing, and I can be myself and lose a lot of my inhibitions. wondering what you guys think about this