I have been wondering

[iblamemyself!]

been thinking
if the blackpill, as in the idea that looks are the primary determinant of social and romantic outcomes, becomes so widely accepted that it’s no longer controversial or contrarian, does it still function as a “pill” or does it just become the default worldview? like if normies, institutions, even media start treating looks-based hierarchies as objective and unchangeable, does that change the nature of the blackpill itself. does it stop being an awakening and just become common sense? and if that happens, does anything actually shift in how people behave or does it just entrench the dynamics further? basically trying to figure out if there’s even a deeper layer beyond that, or if that’s where awareness plateaus.
@Gengar (also check your pms if possible)

 

[HighIQ ubermensch]

Yes, look at south korea

 

[xzx_]

Yes, look at south korea

what happened in south korea

 

[HighIQ ubermensch]

what happened in south korea

niggas are blackpilled, blow money or surgery, looksmax & hate on uglies
just like this site

 

[xzx_]

niggas are blackpilled, blow money or surgery, looksmax & hate on uglies
just like this site

Interesting

 

[jabsfkn]

But the "blackpill" isnt just for looks, one can be blackpilled about the economic state of the world, blackpill can go for a lot of topics
If 'lookism' becomes common sense, in a decade or so a new movement would appear, a movement that says that looks dont really matter, confidence is more important etc. There will always be counterculture