sarmatian
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I’ve been thinking a lot about this topic lately because I have a ton of surgeries planned, and I’m going to be a certified hardmaxxer.
(I’ll be MTN max, but better than looking like the subhuman reptile shape-shifter I am now.)
People who gymmaxx, use peptides, inject themselves with roids, and follow a solid skincare routine using products like retinoids actually work harder than people who hardmaxx. Spamming minoxidil on your eyebrows, beard, and hair, along with taking dutasteride to avoid becoming a Norwoodcel, is also a great approach.
So, these people are actively looksmaxxing, while hardmaxxers, despite the high risks involved, generally have a more passive approach to looksmaxxing.
Personally, I’d like to, aside from the surgeries I have planned, have enough money to invest in quality skincare, start using retinoids and peptides, and possibly improve my diet so I can gymmaxx more efficiently.
That’s my take on it, boyos!!!
(I’ll be MTN max, but better than looking like the subhuman reptile shape-shifter I am now.)
People who gymmaxx, use peptides, inject themselves with roids, and follow a solid skincare routine using products like retinoids actually work harder than people who hardmaxx. Spamming minoxidil on your eyebrows, beard, and hair, along with taking dutasteride to avoid becoming a Norwoodcel, is also a great approach.
So, these people are actively looksmaxxing, while hardmaxxers, despite the high risks involved, generally have a more passive approach to looksmaxxing.
Personally, I’d like to, aside from the surgeries I have planned, have enough money to invest in quality skincare, start using retinoids and peptides, and possibly improve my diet so I can gymmaxx more efficiently.
That’s my take on it, boyos!!!
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