You Didn’t Listen—But You Need to Hear This

[cooldudewithasword]

I made a post before, trying to wake people up, but most ignored it. Some of you laughed, others brushed it off. But deep down, you know I’m right. This place is cold. People here chase looks like it’s the only thing that matters, yet many of you still feel empty, alone, and disconnected.
I’m telling the truth, whether you like it or not. Maxxing your looks won’t fix a hollow personality. Being distant and egoistic won’t bring you real happiness. You can pretend it’s all about aesthetics, but deep down, you crave something more—connection, respect, meaning.
It’s time to stop hiding behind your looks and start building something real. Will you listen this time?

 

[Darkeningstar]

You did copy and paste this time

 

[cooldudewithasword]

You did copy and paste this time

no? im telling yall the harsh truth but you still cant listen. i really start wondering if youve been blinded for good.

 

[Darkeningstar]

no? im telling yall the harsh truth but you still cant listen. i really start wondering if youve been blinded for good.

Yes, but at least put a little more emphasis on something. Even an old lady on the street could say these things.

 

[cooldudewithasword]

Yes, but at least put a little more emphasis on something. Even an old lady on the street could say these things.

because that is easy you all young boys are just too young to see that. maybe when you grow up and see real love you will change yourselfes.

 

[cooldudewithasword]

Yes, but at least put a little more emphasis on something. Even an old lady on the street could say these things.

Alright, let’s go deeper.


You say that even an old lady on the street could say these things, but maybe that’s exactly the point—because the truth doesn’t need to be wrapped in something complicated to hit hard. The reason this message sounds familiar is because it’s something people have been trying to tell you your whole life. You’ve just ignored it.


Think about it: why do so many of you feel frustrated, angry, or even hopeless despite working so hard to improve yourselves? You chase perfect ratios, the ideal jawline, hunter eyes, perfect skin—but then what? Do you really think that’s all it takes to get respect, admiration, or love? No one is saying looks don’t matter. They do. But what happens when you actually interact with people? When you talk to someone and all you have is a perfected face with nothing behind it?


You can keep telling yourself that being cold, distant, and self-absorbed makes you superior, but deep down, you know it isolates you. And what’s the point of improving yourself if you have no one to share it with? If you walk into a room looking like a Greek statue but radiate nothing but insecurity, bitterness, or emotional emptiness, people will feel it. No amount of midface projection will change that.


You want emphasis? Here it is: Looksmaxxing will enhance you, but it will never complete you. You can stack every possible improvement—better bones, lower body fat, styled hair, expensive clothes—but if you’re still the same disconnected, bitter person inside, you’ve gained nothing.


The real “maxxing” isn’t just about the face in the mirror. It’s about the way you carry yourself, the way people feel around you, and the energy you bring into every interaction. That’s the part many of you ignore because it’s harder to fix than a bad canthal tilt. But it’s also the thing that makes the biggest difference in the long run.


I don’t expect everyone to listen. Some of you will brush this off again. Some will call it cope. That’s fine. But if you ever wake up one day, fully “maxxed” yet still feeling empty, just remember—this post was here, waiting for you to understand it.

 

[cooldudewithasword]

Yes, but at least put a little more emphasis on something. Even an old lady on the street could say these things.

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