What do you think will happen to lm in 5 years

[zumechi]

Honestly, I think its gunna get either insanely cringe or all the retards will leave. Since social media everyone with an ounce of insecurity flocks towards this shit.

Honestly a wierd thing to think of, who would be the next clav, as cringe as that may sound. I don't know but your always gunna have people who are insecure and lm if its a site or if its a community or not will always be there from now on or will it?

 

[Lemur]

like any internet trend does

people get bored of it but the community will still be here

 

[zumechi]

like any internet trend does

people get bored of it but the community will still be here

Most likely. Atp its a trend but i think it will die out within a year or two

 

[Jeiko]

Everything tend to make looksmaxxing popular : everyone is becoming more and more uglier, insecure, chronically online, etc.
But now it's just a trend for normies with peptides and bonesmashing, they will never do a single surgery in their life.
Even if the trend stay and looksmaxxing still mainstream for a long time, it will never be about hardmaxxing or real working things imo.

 

[Sixatheconqueror]

Honestly, I think its gunna get either insanely cringe or all the retards will leave. Since social media everyone with an ounce of insecurity flocks towards this shit.

Honestly a wierd thing to think of, who would be the next clav, as cringe as that may sound. I don't know but your always gunna have people who are insecure and lm if its a site or if its a community or not will always be there from now on or will it?

Looksmaxxing had skyrocketed in recent years 2022,2023... before looksmaxxing there was glow up shit after looksmaxximg there will still be looks improvement shit like always, new methods to imorove your looks, more pharmas

 

[Lemur]

Looksmaxxing had skyrocketed in recent years 2022,2023... before looksmaxxing there was glow up shit after looksmaxximg there will still be looks improvement shit like always, new methods to imorove your looks, more pharmas

redpill content wave is dead

there is a rise and fall to everyhting

 

[zumechi]

Everything tend to make looksmaxxing popular : everyone is becoming more and more uglier, insecure, chronically online, etc.
But now it's just a trend for normies with peptides and bonesmashing, they will never do a single surgery in their life.
Even if the trend stay and looksmaxxing still mainstream for a long time, it will never be about hardmaxxing or real working things imo.

Its really annoying tbh. Im mostly here for generaly improvement and also because i just enjoy learning about all of it, surgery, health etc. most others do their first post as, how can i ascend, and then either leave or just post random shit with no context. I havent been here for that long but from what i can tell people lack effort or enthusasim, its all a quick fix

 

[Genio]

Honestly, I think its gunna get either insanely cringe or all the retards will leave. Since social media everyone with an ounce of insecurity flocks towards this shit.

Honestly a wierd thing to think of, who would be the next clav, as cringe as that may sound. I don't know but your always gunna have people who are insecure and lm if its a site or if its a community or not will always be there from now on or will it?

It won’t die out, especially not a community with this kind of intent.

Think how many virgin, ridiculed, and rejected males there are out there. A lot of them were first told that being kind and respectful would get them a wife, and that didn’t work. Then they were told that becoming rich, living in Dubai, and having multiple sports cars would attract women, and that obviously didn’t work either. Then around 2015 it shifted to “just build a good physique” (pushed a lot through people like David Laid and Jeff Seid), and for some, even that didn’t work.

Looksmaxxing ends up being the community that forms around all of that.
When a guy sees women thirsting over people like Damian Kater in Omegle clips, or black-pill edits of guys like Pneumo, Clavicular, Amnesia, Lars, etc, he starts connecting the dots about what he thinks he’s missing. He compares himself and asks what the difference is between him and those guys, he also asks questions like why personality was always treated as the most important thing, or why someone like David Laid gets so much attention online.

From that perspective, it all gets reduced to looks.
That’s the pathway a lot of people in these spaces feel they’ve gone through.
It turns into this constant cycle of advice too: “just get braces bro,” “just work out bro,” “just fix your grooming and personality bro.” For someone who’s tried and failed with all of that repeatedly, that kind of advice just pushes them further toward looking for more extreme answers than before.

This community has been alive since 2010, if it was going to die out eventually, it would've died out long ago.
Sooner than later, the New User's who weren't serious about this will quit Looksmaxxing after getting in a Relationship, or will just grow out of it and regard this as a "worn-out cliché" that never applied to them. The Serious user's will end up getting Osteotomies / Implant's when they grow older and either settle down with a woman and regard this as a Time-frame in their life or end up killing themselves (Common trend in PUA). there will come a whole new generation of Serious/Unserious looksmaxxer's after that point.

TLDR; It won't die out, If it was going to die out, it was going to die out after PUA. Previous trend's died because there was no success shown within it, looksmaxxing will thrive due to it's success and relation in teenagers/early adult's.

 

[zumechi]

It won’t die out, especially not a community with this kind of intent.

Think how many virgin, ridiculed, and rejected males there are out there. A lot of them were first told that being kind and respectful would get them a wife, and that didn’t work. Then they were told that becoming rich, living in Dubai, and having multiple sports cars would attract women, and that obviously didn’t work either. Then around 2015 it shifted to “just build a good physique” (pushed a lot through people like David Laid and Jeff Seid), and for some, even that didn’t work.

Looksmaxxing ends up being the community that forms around all of that.
When a guy sees women thirsting over people like Damian Kater in Omegle clips, or black-pill edits of guys like Pneumo, Clavicular, Amnesia, Lars, etc, he starts connecting the dots about what he thinks he’s missing. He compares himself and asks what the difference is between him and those guys, he also asks questions like why personality was always treated as the most important thing, or why someone like David Laid gets so much attention online.

From that perspective, it all gets reduced to looks.
That’s the pathway a lot of people in these spaces feel they’ve gone through.
It turns into this constant cycle of advice too: “just get braces bro,” “just work out bro,” “just fix your grooming and personality bro.” For someone who’s tried and failed with all of that repeatedly, that kind of advice just pushes them further toward looking for more extreme answers than before.

This community has been alive since 2010, if it was going to die out eventually, it would've died out long ago.
Sooner than later, the New User's who weren't serious about this will quit Looksmaxxing after getting in a Relationship, or will just grow out of it and regard this as a "worn-out cliché" that never applied to them. The Serious user's will end up getting Osteotomies / Implant's when they grow older and either settle down with a woman and regard this as a Time-frame in their life or end up killing themselves (Common trend in PUA). there will come a whole new generation of Serious/Unserious looksmaxxer's after that point.

TLDR; It won't die out, If it was going to die out, it was going to die out after PUA. Previous trend's died because there was no success shown within it, looksmaxxing will thrive due to it's success and relation in teenagers/early adult's.

Thanks for the high effort response man. I totaly agree with all that. People try something and fail which leads them to this. It will probably never die out but the community will thin out which may be a good thing to be honest.