Seymour
Detective
- Joined
- Mar 17, 2026
- Messages
- 42
- Online time
- 4h 5m
- Reputation
- 240
Listen up, you mugs with the razor-sharp jawlines and the thousand-yard thousand-candle stares.
Name’s Seymour. Private eye. Used to tail dames in speakeasies and shake down bookies for two-bit information.
These days I’m tailing something far more dangerous:
My own reflection.
Yeah. Turns out the real two-timing broad was the guy staring back at me in the bathroom mirror every morning.
Five-foot-eleven on a good day, recessed chin softer than a politician’s promise, orbitals so negative they’re practically in witness protection.
I’ve been getting played by my own face for thirty-odd years and I only just caught on.
So I lit a cigarette, turned up the collar on my trench, and followed the trail of breadcrumbs straight to this gin-joint you call Looksmaxxing.com
Word on the street is you fellas know things.
Dark things. Mewing. Chewing mastic till your masseters pop like overcooked sausages. Volufiline. HGH peptides smuggled in from Moldova. Bonesmashing—yeah I heard that one too, sounded like something I’d do to a snitch, not my own zygos.
You got the whole playbook: failos, halo, PSL, forward growth, compact midface, compact palate, compact dignity. I’m drowning in the lingo already and I haven’t even finished my first cup of joe.
I ain’t here to charm nobody. I got no before-and-afters worth posting yet—my “before” is currently starring in every low-budget tragedy from 1932 to next Tuesday. But I’m willing to learn the trade. I’ll log. I’ll measure. I’ll tape my tongue to the roof of my mouth till I talk like a man with a permanent lisp. Hell, I’ll even stare at that little red dot on the ceiling fan if you tell me it’ll give me positive canthal tilt.
So here’s the pitch, you hard-faced torpedoes,
One washed-up flat-nosed detective looking for a crew that can turn a 4.5 into something that doesn’t get cropped out of group photos. You got room for one more poor sap who’s tired of losing staring contests with his own shadow?I’m all ears.
And apparently all mandible too, according to the last girl who laughed when I tried to smirk.
Yours in the shadows,
Seymour
Name’s Seymour. Private eye. Used to tail dames in speakeasies and shake down bookies for two-bit information.
These days I’m tailing something far more dangerous:
My own reflection.
Yeah. Turns out the real two-timing broad was the guy staring back at me in the bathroom mirror every morning.
Five-foot-eleven on a good day, recessed chin softer than a politician’s promise, orbitals so negative they’re practically in witness protection.
I’ve been getting played by my own face for thirty-odd years and I only just caught on.
So I lit a cigarette, turned up the collar on my trench, and followed the trail of breadcrumbs straight to this gin-joint you call Looksmaxxing.com
Word on the street is you fellas know things.
Dark things. Mewing. Chewing mastic till your masseters pop like overcooked sausages. Volufiline. HGH peptides smuggled in from Moldova. Bonesmashing—yeah I heard that one too, sounded like something I’d do to a snitch, not my own zygos.
You got the whole playbook: failos, halo, PSL, forward growth, compact midface, compact palate, compact dignity. I’m drowning in the lingo already and I haven’t even finished my first cup of joe.
I ain’t here to charm nobody. I got no before-and-afters worth posting yet—my “before” is currently starring in every low-budget tragedy from 1932 to next Tuesday. But I’m willing to learn the trade. I’ll log. I’ll measure. I’ll tape my tongue to the roof of my mouth till I talk like a man with a permanent lisp. Hell, I’ll even stare at that little red dot on the ceiling fan if you tell me it’ll give me positive canthal tilt.
So here’s the pitch, you hard-faced torpedoes,
One washed-up flat-nosed detective looking for a crew that can turn a 4.5 into something that doesn’t get cropped out of group photos. You got room for one more poor sap who’s tired of losing staring contests with his own shadow?I’m all ears.
And apparently all mandible too, according to the last girl who laughed when I tried to smirk.
Yours in the shadows,
Seymour