I killed a child on this forum

[datboijj]

this forum has at least 3 bodies under it's belt you better be careful

 

[Corleone]

@Schery6

that's one ugly user you found there.

 

[ferfdd]

am I getting coal for Christmas

How do u know he didd

 

[Deleted member 21628]

This will haunt you till the end of times

 

[DR. NICKGA]

He was legit bullied more on r/inceltears then here people just want it to seem like this forum is relevant dont blame yourself

What are you talking about, .org did the most bullying to him LOL, i saw all the threads

even in this thread people are saying mean things to him

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that's one ugly user you found there.

 

[Corleone]

even in this thread people are saying mean things to him

You think he would have done better on reddit where all the circle jerking subhumans lie to and tell each other how good-looking they are?

He‘s autistic, ugly, and was supposedly beaten by his father, letting abused kids like that on the internet is never a good idea. Parental failure.

 

[fuxkdakikez]

who

 

[Johnnybegood]

There is some truth to what you're saying it, but it's a huge oversimplification.

If you know someone for a decade, your perception of them is not informed just by their appearance. All the choices you saw them make also have a pretty big impact. And people sometimes act differently than what you might expect based on their physiognomy.

And often times it's not even about being 'attractive'. Some people can look good but also appear narcissistic and selfish. They tend to have a harder time making lots of friends. On the other hand, someone can appear very smart, and if they meet a certain threshold of attractiveness (i.e. not being repulsive), that can be highly valued depending on the social context. Of course it's going to be a more transactional type of relationship instead of the 'purity' of looks, but it's still based on an inherent quality of the person.

At the end of the day, being good looking is still the #1 quality of life booster that exists. It affects every single facet of someone's life. But it is still possible to function socially without having it. If that wasn't the case, then most people would live a life of isolation (which isn't true, statistically), since being perceivably attractive to a wide amount of people is rarer than not.

I agree it is possible to function socially without being overwhelmingly perceived as attractive. But you are setting the bar too low imo. Obviously most humans are average looking and they manage to find a partner, have friends, work, travel the world, etc.

You also said that if a person looks “smart” that can be highly valuable. I agree! But that is also a brutal blackpill and it reinforces my message that “your face is your soul” which goes well beyond just banging chicks, it affects your job prospects, how people perceive and treat you.
In the end, even if you look “smart” but there is no attractiveness in your face any relationship will be transactional because the only relationships worth having are the ones that are fomented by our primal instincts of wanting to associate ourselves with those with superior genetics. Women want to look at your face, guys admire and respect you based on your face/body. It’s all looks, everything is just brutally based on looks.