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lookmaxxer998
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For most people who aren't rich, saving up for a legit surgeon takes time- maybe 3-4 years with all the overhead costs and contingency planning, etc (at least with European salaries). My question is how do people deal with:
1.) The ageing aspect. If you realize the truth at around 23 and spend let's say 3-4 years to save, you'll be around 26-27. Not only will life have passed you by bc you'll be on save mode, won't go out much, won't party much, won't go on any vacations etc. but on top of that it will be harder to access higher quality women (younger women). Is it really worth it to have your jaw broken and reattached, and implants drilled into you just to be someone's 15th choice?
2.) Once you learn the truth, you lose the naivety you once had- you'll know that women love you for the "superficial" stuff like how many mm of bone you have in a given direction. Not to mention the gaslighting society will put you through( stuff like "you're fine bro") and how vain they make you feel even if you're subpar looking. When you finally reach the breaking point and do the surgery, you will reach the "destination" but will the "destination" be the same?
1.) The ageing aspect. If you realize the truth at around 23 and spend let's say 3-4 years to save, you'll be around 26-27. Not only will life have passed you by bc you'll be on save mode, won't go out much, won't party much, won't go on any vacations etc. but on top of that it will be harder to access higher quality women (younger women). Is it really worth it to have your jaw broken and reattached, and implants drilled into you just to be someone's 15th choice?
2.) Once you learn the truth, you lose the naivety you once had- you'll know that women love you for the "superficial" stuff like how many mm of bone you have in a given direction. Not to mention the gaslighting society will put you through( stuff like "you're fine bro") and how vain they make you feel even if you're subpar looking. When you finally reach the breaking point and do the surgery, you will reach the "destination" but will the "destination" be the same?
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