
Trevor Philips
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What made men 50 years ago attractive was never the acquiescence of traditional family values that women would be encouraged to conform to, like enforced monogamy, arranged marriages, etc., by in large. Of course monogamy encouraged more males and females to separate some class related differences to come together, but in reality, mos what occurred back then was related to how you LOOKED. Males 50-100 years ago didn't consume as much sodium as we do on average in the west, they maintained proper diet, consumed less (even in the higher castes, and spent more time traveling or moving around. They also ate tougher foods and all. LOOKING less fat, more testosteronic and dimorphic, etc., is why males maintained healthy sexual relationships earlier on in the course of their lives. If the west never fully submitted to hyper techno-industrial society where we exchange moving around and losing weight for work that is done at a faster pace, we would have never ended up in the predicament we're in today. Women would not be as hypergamous, as their standards for a healthy male partner wouldn't have increased from an average looking lean guy to a taller, robust, and athletic 6 PSL. Women would care less about class and status altogether, and would instead care more about basic financial security and above average looks.
In short, men fifty years ago were 4.5 PSL-5.5 PSL on average. Everyone looked slightly above average to chadlite at the time, with the few exceptional chads not being as worshipped as they are now. At the same time, I would say I want society to return to this way of thinking, which I do. Moreover, I also want others to place more stocvalumy looks once I get to far above average facial aesthetics. So in many ways, the way society has turned out is good for us.
In short, men fifty years ago were 4.5 PSL-5.5 PSL on average. Everyone looked slightly above average to chadlite at the time, with the few exceptional chads not being as worshipped as they are now. At the same time, I would say I want society to return to this way of thinking, which I do. Moreover, I also want others to place more stocvalumy looks once I get to far above average facial aesthetics. So in many ways, the way society has turned out is good for us.