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I know I’m not a man, and society’s standards are becoming more harsher, but it’s also a hint that self acceptance is widely needed. Again this post is purely my own viewpoint.
My journey with looksmaxxing started in April, I didn’t really do that much. I went into the forum because I can relate to what people are saying about constantly chasing an ideal and trying to look close to perfect as possible but it doesn’t exist. I just changed hair colour, got false eyelashes and other stuff done for a wedding. Over time it made me feel like I should be perfect with more things done to suit an ideal, maybe to get more friends or dates (not even mentioning my health issues having a negative effect on my self esteem) but this can waste my time and money. The reality of things, even if I’m close to being ‘’perfect’’ is that this BP thing can destroy people even if they aren’t fully in the blackpill yet. I can now analyse someone’s face when I’m out in the street, this isn’t good. Even if I reach perfection, will someone want to be with me for the real me, not just looks?
I’m not saying looks aren’t important, but it’s equally as important to be kind to yourself and focus on other things too.
My journey with looksmaxxing started in April, I didn’t really do that much. I went into the forum because I can relate to what people are saying about constantly chasing an ideal and trying to look close to perfect as possible but it doesn’t exist. I just changed hair colour, got false eyelashes and other stuff done for a wedding. Over time it made me feel like I should be perfect with more things done to suit an ideal, maybe to get more friends or dates (not even mentioning my health issues having a negative effect on my self esteem) but this can waste my time and money. The reality of things, even if I’m close to being ‘’perfect’’ is that this BP thing can destroy people even if they aren’t fully in the blackpill yet. I can now analyse someone’s face when I’m out in the street, this isn’t good. Even if I reach perfection, will someone want to be with me for the real me, not just looks?
I’m not saying looks aren’t important, but it’s equally as important to be kind to yourself and focus on other things too.