Milfhunter-cel.
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No matter what area of life dating, jobs, power, even gaming there’s massive competition. There isn’t a single area where competition doesn’t exist, and I hate it. Not because I don’t want to compete or outperform others on the contrary. I want to humiliate people. I want to be better than them in every aspect, so much so that they feel worthless more intelligent, stronger, better-looking.
But here’s why I truly despise this competition: genetics...
Every human is limited by pure biology. We all have different limits, but we share the same kind of dreams, simply big ones. And it really makes you think: are people actually nice? No. Everyone is a hypocrite. How can they be good when your colleagues laugh with you but deep down know they want to take your higher position? They want your position, your money. The men training next to you in the gym—they want to sleep with your girlfriend. They want to be stronger than you and have your girlfriend leave you for them.
I don’t think there’s a single person who truly wants someone else to be better than them. My father always told me that a father doesn’t want anyone to be better than him except his own son. I don’t even think that’s true. And when I think about it, it actually supports my point. what is your son, other than your passed-on genetics? You just want to see another version of yourself become better.
The spread of “looksmaxing” and how it became a trend is one of the worst things that could have happened.
I know, I know... you idiots will look at when I joined my profile and say I’m just another trend follower. You’d be wrong. I’ve wanted to be better than everyone since I was born; I don’t need some site with a date to represent that.
Why is the spread of looksmaxing the end? Simple: women don’t work like men. When we men see a better-looking woman in porn, it doesn’t change our standards, we still find her attractive, but we’d still sleep with almost anything that is alive. Women don’t. When they see a good-looking man, they adjust their standards to him. And when they see someone even better, they adjust again...and only want the very best they’ve seen.
To prove my point: the rise in standards and the increase in competition in terms of appearance happened during the same phase as the emergence of the internet and social media. It became possible to compare yourself on a global level with the best of the best, instead of women only knowing the best-looking men from their immediate surroundings like their village, school, or at most their city.
The more people engage in looksmaxing and ripp thier ass of to push themselves in this competition, the more attractive men there will be. The more attractive men there are, the higher the standards become. The higher the standards, the worse the competition gets. And does the reward get better? No. It’s still just ordinary sex something even a “sub-5” guy could have gotten in an earlier stage of the competition, when it wasn’t this extreme.
When does it stop? When will it ever stop?
I would actually be fine with a world full of competition. I love humiliating others. But the limits… the limits of biology you can do everything in your power, everything that’s biologically possible for you, and you still won’t be better than someone with superior genetics.
But here’s why I truly despise this competition: genetics...
Every human is limited by pure biology. We all have different limits, but we share the same kind of dreams, simply big ones. And it really makes you think: are people actually nice? No. Everyone is a hypocrite. How can they be good when your colleagues laugh with you but deep down know they want to take your higher position? They want your position, your money. The men training next to you in the gym—they want to sleep with your girlfriend. They want to be stronger than you and have your girlfriend leave you for them.
I don’t think there’s a single person who truly wants someone else to be better than them. My father always told me that a father doesn’t want anyone to be better than him except his own son. I don’t even think that’s true. And when I think about it, it actually supports my point. what is your son, other than your passed-on genetics? You just want to see another version of yourself become better.
The spread of “looksmaxing” and how it became a trend is one of the worst things that could have happened.
I know, I know... you idiots will look at when I joined my profile and say I’m just another trend follower. You’d be wrong. I’ve wanted to be better than everyone since I was born; I don’t need some site with a date to represent that.
Why is the spread of looksmaxing the end? Simple: women don’t work like men. When we men see a better-looking woman in porn, it doesn’t change our standards, we still find her attractive, but we’d still sleep with almost anything that is alive. Women don’t. When they see a good-looking man, they adjust their standards to him. And when they see someone even better, they adjust again...and only want the very best they’ve seen.
To prove my point: the rise in standards and the increase in competition in terms of appearance happened during the same phase as the emergence of the internet and social media. It became possible to compare yourself on a global level with the best of the best, instead of women only knowing the best-looking men from their immediate surroundings like their village, school, or at most their city.
The more people engage in looksmaxing and ripp thier ass of to push themselves in this competition, the more attractive men there will be. The more attractive men there are, the higher the standards become. The higher the standards, the worse the competition gets. And does the reward get better? No. It’s still just ordinary sex something even a “sub-5” guy could have gotten in an earlier stage of the competition, when it wasn’t this extreme.
When does it stop? When will it ever stop?
I would actually be fine with a world full of competition. I love humiliating others. But the limits… the limits of biology
you can do everything in your power, everything that’s biologically possible for you, and you still won’t be better than someone with superior genetics. 
