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I saw it infront of my eyes and many of you did, I think the real cope is telling ourself that it’s all about beauty to not face our comfort zone and actually approach irl. It sounds more comforting and it hides the fact that you’re an actual social autist who wants to be extremely good looking to hide his shitty personality, most of you aren’t even bad looking tbh. And being told that you’re mid in a place like this means that people irl will find you attractive.