T4deoIncel0s
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Whats up lovers?(Warning Bad English)
Introduction
The blackpill holds that physical attractiveness almost absolutely determines social and romantic success. But what if the problem isn't just your face or body, but how you reflect that image to others? I propose the Social Mirror Theory, an approach that holds that others perception of your attractiveness depends not only on your physical features,(yeah its not over), depends also on how you reflect that social image through your behavior, body language and attitude.
Let's start my cuties.
Foundations:
The Mirror as a Social Metaphor:
Implications:
My Conclusion for my lovers:
The Blackpill its nothing bro. ITS NEVER OVER.
The Social Mirror Theory offers a new perspective for understanding why the blackpill its a bad shit to be soo much deterministic: attractiveness or appeal is not just a matter of genes my bro, also is of how it is reflected, and received in social interactions. Changing that projection can be as powerful as or more than just improving one's physique.
I summarized it as best I could, if you like I could develop it further. Bye my faggots
Introduction
The blackpill holds that physical attractiveness almost absolutely determines social and romantic success. But what if the problem isn't just your face or body, but how you reflect that image to others? I propose the Social Mirror Theory, an approach that holds that others perception of your attractiveness depends not only on your physical features,(yeah its not over), depends also on how you reflect that social image through your behavior, body language and attitude.
Let's start my cuties.
Foundations:
The Mirror as a Social Metaphor:
In social psychology, the concept of the "mirror self" suggests that our identity is largely shaped by how we believe others see us. Applied to the black pill, this means that your perceived attractiveness is a reflection of each other: your physical features + how you project security, energy, and confidence.
Many-Ways Interactions:Attractiveness is a dynamic experience. Two people can perceive the same face differently depending on the energy it receives and emits. For example, a confident expression can enhance an average face, while insecurity can overshadow a face considered "attractive."
The social mirror theory in online:In forums(like looksmax.org, incels.is,etc...) and networks, where communication is mostly texts or images, this effect is distorted or lost, which can enhance the blackpill belief. Therefore, face-to-face or video interaction can radically change perceptions.
The Importance of Social Synchronization:The ability to "synchronize" with social cues (tone of voice, posture, eye contact, etc...) creates a kind of positive feedback in the interaction my faggot. This synchrony acts as an amplifier of aesthetic perception.
Implications:
- Work on attitude, body language, and nonverbal communication to improve the projection of attractiveness and appeal, cutie.
- Train social synchronization through practice in real or simulated interactions, go out bro.
- Use external feedback to drive how you reflect your person to others, it is very effective.
- GO OUT BRO PLS I BEG YOU! Go make new friends!
Honestly, since I understood this and applied it, my life changed a lot. I went from being an insecure incel that no girl spoke to, everyone ignored me. I'll tell you, now it's not like I'm a guy who has everyone after me, but it's easier. They usually pay attention to me. I've had a few girlfriends. Do they sometimes reject me? Yes, but now I'm able to dare to try.
My Conclusion for my lovers:
The Blackpill its nothing bro. ITS NEVER OVER.
The Social Mirror Theory offers a new perspective for understanding why the blackpill its a bad shit to be soo much deterministic: attractiveness or appeal is not just a matter of genes my bro, also is of how it is reflected, and received in social interactions. Changing that projection can be as powerful as or more than just improving one's physique.
I summarized it as best I could, if you like I could develop it further. Bye my faggots
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