subhoomaneee
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The Tiers of Men in my observation:
Truecels: Barely leave home. Too emotionally damaged and saddened by their situation to go to college even. It’s over for these men
Incels: Often STEMmaxxers, very often just fat or have simple recession/malocclusion that can be fixed with an orthodontist. Lack style. Definitely gets no females, and it’s over for them in that regard but they can still make friends provided they are NT
Low tier normies: Similar to incels, but can personalitymaxx (must be NT), dripmaxx, statusmaxx or Moneymaxx to get females. Can garner basic respect from people but that’s about it
Mid tier normies: Same as low tier normies but every blue moon a girl likes him. This is the last tier where it’s over if you’re an Autist.
High Tier Normie: this is where it really begins, and personally I believe HTNs tend to mog non-Chads in life overall. This is probably the best place to be, (other than Chad of course). They understand that they need money, game, status, ect if they want a non-betabuxx, or simping match with their looksmatch but also have the necessary looks level to not be Incel even before they improve themselves. They don’t have halo effect, but have the necessary looks level to garner a higher level of respect. This is a very good place to be. If you’re an autist with this looks level, you are effectively a mid tier normie.
Chadlite: Halo effect starts here. These are the type of guys that “peak in high school” aside from those who ascended afterward. Can get girls by just breathing. It’s better to be a high tier normie (if NT) in the long run, as it incentives you to want better for yourself in terms of money and status. If white, usually these guys are frat boy types, if black, they are usually thugmaxxed. For blacks, post college is usually hard for these types as they often become pookies and Ray-rays and lose their looks as time passes because they are broke
Chad: can gain money, status, girls, and respect from others by existing. This of course life mogs the others.
Truecels: Barely leave home. Too emotionally damaged and saddened by their situation to go to college even. It’s over for these men
Incels: Often STEMmaxxers, very often just fat or have simple recession/malocclusion that can be fixed with an orthodontist. Lack style. Definitely gets no females, and it’s over for them in that regard but they can still make friends provided they are NT
Low tier normies: Similar to incels, but can personalitymaxx (must be NT), dripmaxx, statusmaxx or Moneymaxx to get females. Can garner basic respect from people but that’s about it
Mid tier normies: Same as low tier normies but every blue moon a girl likes him. This is the last tier where it’s over if you’re an Autist.
High Tier Normie: this is where it really begins, and personally I believe HTNs tend to mog non-Chads in life overall. This is probably the best place to be, (other than Chad of course). They understand that they need money, game, status, ect if they want a non-betabuxx, or simping match with their looksmatch but also have the necessary looks level to not be Incel even before they improve themselves. They don’t have halo effect, but have the necessary looks level to garner a higher level of respect. This is a very good place to be. If you’re an autist with this looks level, you are effectively a mid tier normie.
Chadlite: Halo effect starts here. These are the type of guys that “peak in high school” aside from those who ascended afterward. Can get girls by just breathing. It’s better to be a high tier normie (if NT) in the long run, as it incentives you to want better for yourself in terms of money and status. If white, usually these guys are frat boy types, if black, they are usually thugmaxxed. For blacks, post college is usually hard for these types as they often become pookies and Ray-rays and lose their looks as time passes because they are broke
Chad: can gain money, status, girls, and respect from others by existing. This of course life mogs the others.
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