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My dad just asked me why I let myself look so easy to men

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?????

This was after our Uber ride where I talked with the (male) driver the whole way home

I told my dad that I talk to everyone like this because im sociable, I was not interested in the guy

My dad then told me since the driver was a stranger I should have just exchanged a few pleasantries and stayed silent

I told him this is why he hasn't learned English in the 15 years we lived in this country bc it pmo

Is he right tho like wat
 
Different cultures have different standards of what's acceptable. He probably is placing those standards he was taught in the past onto you, even though it doesn't apply to your environment. If that makes sense
 
I told him this is why he hasn't learned English in the 15 years we lived in this country bc it pmo
Females...

He is more or less right from his point of view
I can't tell you how much and whether he was overreacting because I didn't see how you acted irl

Run that 140iq and reason about his perspective
 
trad dad pill is real
Different cultures have different standards of what's acceptable. He probably is placing those standards he was taught in the past onto you, even though it doesn't apply to your environment. If that makes sense
Very true he understood my perspective and i understood his at the end so it was chill, just kind of baffled me initially

Females...

He is more or less right from his point of view
I can't tell you how much and whether he was overreacting because I didn't see how you acted irl

Run that 140iq and reason about his perspective
He's right tbh it does give them an avenue to read into it and try and spark something even tho it isn't my intention, i just kinda projected my annoyance on my dad when i was just annoyed at the reality of men and women interaction in general, i don't like having to tiptoe around people's instincts/hormones/sex drives when those instincts are foreign to me and something i have to make myself consciously aware of

I was talking to him about the current economic climate and then i asked about some of his j*bs, he gave me his insta bc he said he used to be an actor in his home country and showed me his shoots, maybe it was the insta that tipped my dad over
 
He's right tbh it does give them an avenue to read into it and try and spark something even tho it isn't my intention, i just kinda projected my annoyance on my dad when i was just annoyed at the reality of men and women interaction in general, i don't like having to tiptoe around people's instincts/hormones/sex drives when those instincts are foreign to me and something i have to make myself consciously aware of

I was talking to him about the current economic climate and then i asked about some of his j*bs, he gave me his insta bc he said he used to be an actor in his home country and showed me his shoots, maybe it was the insta that tipped my dad over
I forced myself to be “aware”. I’m autistic and tended to consider interactions because they were functional to... I found that I have remarkable philanthropic tendencies and am very good at reading people.


A few more points would have favoured your intuition, but you are much smarter than average and therefore managed to develop what happened differently from how a female would normally do

not sure it was instagram, though
 
I forced myself to be “aware”. I’m autistic and tended to consider interactions because they were functional to... I found that I have remarkable philanthropic tendencies and am very good at reading people.


A few more points would have favoured your intuition, but you are much smarter than average and therefore managed to develop what happened differently from how a female would normally do

not sure it was instagram, though
Kind of an off topic spiel but I noticed after a certain point IQ doesn't make someone have better rationalizations. It just makes them get to their current rationalization faster, even though it might be illogical. I think the best thing anyone can focus on is emotional integrity and neutrality during introspection, instead of being swayed by surface level biases (imo its doubtful youd be able to change your entire personality because that would require a level of metacognition nobody is capable of, but small localized biases can be feasibly identified/overcome). And it's something that anyone can work on regardless of their IQ, because it simply involves a lot of practice.

So yeah, higher IQ would be good for introspection but so is emotional intelligence to utilize it to its full potential. Which I am working on.

I don't think im autistic in the traditional sense (ie. congenital) but i think adverse experiences has made me functionally mirror autistic tendencies. I relate to having to study people to understand them, I think now I understand them well. Minus the giant blind spot that is sexually driven, member-of-the-preferred-sex interactions. A lot of times i forget it's a thing.

Not sure what you mean by philanthropist, unless you intended to mean human philosophy/psychology
 
Kind of an off topic spiel but I noticed after a certain point IQ doesn't make someone have better rationalizations. It just makes them get to their current rationalization faster, even though it might be illogical
Yes and no

So yeah, higher IQ would be good for introspection but so is emotional intelligence to utilize it to its full potential. Which I am working on
Emotional intelligence is a fallacious concept most effectively circumscribed to IQ plus personality types and preferences, but I‘ll not dwell on that
Not sure what you mean by philanthropist, unless you intended to mean human philosophy/psychology
No, I was referring to something else
 
Emotional intelligence is a fallacious concept most effectively circumscribed to IQ plus personality types and preferences, but I‘ll not dwell on that
Fair I think the "science" is bogus but i theorize with a good enough test of emotional intelligence and combining that + the IQ test would be a way better way of predicting someone's future life achievements bc trying to predict it with IQ alone is really inaccurate past 120 or so

And jfl kinda ironic that we're discussing this on a forum that asserts that we can find an "objectivity" in looks despite 0 factor analysis done onto individual facial traits/ratios and their correlation to the overall attractiveness of a person, in addition to the fact that it's entirely subjective anyways, it would be like trying to find how intelligent someone is based on how smart other people perceive them to be
 
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And jfl kinda ironic that we're discussing this on a forum that asserts that we can find an "objectivity" in looks despite 0 factor analysis done onto individual facial traits/ratios and their correlation to the overall attractiveness of a person
I’m just an annoying spectator, nothing more
I agree, of course
 
im an extrovert trapped in a socially anxious woman’s body… i would yap to an uber driver who just wants to do his j*b and never speak to me ever again but i can’t order a milkshake at mcdonald without having a panic attack and throwing up outside. i get it
 
im an extrovert trapped in a socially anxious woman’s body… i would yap to an uber driver who just wants to do his j*b and never speak to me ever again but i can’t order a milkshake at mcdonald without having a panic attack and throwing up outside. i get it
id help you but me not helping you is the entire point which helps you
 
ur fathers low iq
Unironically he tests a few pts away from dead average lmao but its his processing speed that screws him over, i know this bc i began to suspect this so i had him take a symbol clicking test (he scored 26th percentile adjusted for age)
 
aint no helping a r****d like me

op is right they putting out zinger retrospective replies n im disgracing the post by talkin ab mcdonald panic attacks. the circle of life
Mate ur good i have another thread where it was just me vent-simping over james from the silent hill 2 remake
 
Op, I ask you a question
Do you consider yourself an emotionally adaptive or supportive person, or both?
Both to a limited extent

I learned how to connect by gamifying prosocial interaction via learning that I can use my introspective ability on others while stroking my ego, as pretentious as that sounds, but I think the effects are net positive because it helps others and it also helps me

Before I started doing this I was a bit of a prissy void and had self-isolated for a few years

I'm not nearly as adaptable as I used to be and I think I'm getting way more rigid with time. And although I do like to show support it is typically limited and surface level - I become contemptuous if someone tries to invest in a deep and emotional connection with me because they have deemed me as as objective and reliable (I'm not)
 
?????

This was after our Uber ride where I talked with the (male) driver the whole way home

I told my dad that I talk to everyone like this because im sociable, I was not interested in the guy

My dad then told me since the driver was a stranger I should have just exchanged a few pleasantries and stayed silent

I told him this is why he hasn't learned English in the 15 years we lived in this country bc it pmo

Is he right tho like wat
Only another man can truly see through a guy’s real intentions, so it makes sense for a dad to say something like this. It’s a natural protective instinct. Sure, maybe 8 out of 10 times being around guys won’t lead to trouble, but that remaining 20% is risky enough for him to stay cautious and want to keep you safe.
 
Both to a limited extent

I learned how to connect by gamifying prosocial interaction via learning that I can use my introspective ability on others while stroking my ego, as pretentious as that sounds, but I think the effects are net positive because it helps others and it also helps me

Before I started doing this I was a bit of a prissy void and had self-isolated for a few years

I'm not nearly as adaptable as I used to be and I think I'm getting way more rigid with time. And although I do like to show support it is typically limited and surface level - I become contemptuous if someone tries to invest in a deep and emotional connection with me because they have deemed me as as objective and reliable (I'm not)
I asked you that question because I wanted to understand a couple of things
 
Only another man can truly see through a guy’s real intentions, so it makes sense for a dad to say something like this. It’s a natural protective instinct. Sure, maybe 8 out of 10 times being around guys won’t lead to trouble, but that remaining 20% is risky enough for him to stay cautious and want to keep you safe.
Yep I figured he said it because hes a man and has better intuition about other men, also he made almost the exact same example you did, he said out of 10 guys 9 could be safe but what about the 1?

My mom first tried to defend me but she also has the sexual intuition of a dead starfish

I asked you that question because I wanted to understand a couple of things
Tbf everyone does this, not to try and downplay what i do but its all transactional if you look deep enough anyways
 
Tbf everyone does this, not to try and downplay what i do but its all transactional if you look deep enough anyways
Don't fall into this “transactional” trivialism, please
I'm beginning to think that a low-transactional approach is an empathic prerogative

I would rather be a vile doppleganger
 
Don't fall into this “transactional” trivialism, please
I'm beginning to think that a low-transactional approach is an empathic prerogative

I would rather be a vile doppleganger
I look at it the same way i look at blackpill, i acknowledge that it exists and that it's one of the main factors driving society under the hood, but i dont dwell on it nor make it out to be bigger than it actually is

Then again i'm in therapy and apparently my views on society make it hard for me to conform to a compromise between my integrity and the comfort of those around me, so ill have to do some more cost benefit analysis to see if it's worth continuing so that i can treat some of my major symptoms, kind of cooked
 

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