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Yeah I agree with you that being bald and short is very bad for men. I really think having good hair and being tall gives you more opportunities in life as a men despite being average looking than being short and bald/balding
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I have a chad friend with a hunter eyes, who was able to get job with really good salary ,because the recruiter had a crush on him.
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BTW how do you manage to keep your bmi around 17 ? That's impressive tbh. I find it hard to lose weight ever since I started hrt.
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Chads men got the easy life
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It's a combination of stomach issues and genetics. When I didn't have the stomach issues i was arround 18-18.5 BMI, with and without estradiol. My body does not seems to like to store fat. I have to eat astronomicals amounts, like +3k calories in a daily basis without working out.
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Because I love beautiful things and beautiful people and I would like to match my aesthetic preferences. This allows me to feel more satisfied, in harmony with my appearance. This is already enough, even without touching on the fact that beauty is a huge privilege that affects all areas of life.
Because of health problems, I looked bad for a significant period of my life. When I started looking good, over time I discovered that the experience of living with a beautiful appearance was completely different. It was as if I had begun to live a new life, and the life before that was a only a bad parody of life.
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Do you have better life overall for real? I also look better than before but I haven't notice anything has changed on my life substantially.
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I started looking better when I was 19. At first, I didn't notice any changes. Except that I became a million times more confident. Also, the changes in appearance were accompanied by moving to another city, so some of the changes were related to that.
However, I noticed that people are much better to see me than before. I don't have to make an effort to socialize somewhere, because girls themselves notice me and initiate communication. This makes life easier, considering that I'm an introvert. People also characterize me better than before: before, they assessed me rather neutrally, but now, without even talking to me once in my life, people say that I'm a very good person. People make concessions to me more willingly than before, and it's easier for me to negotiate with people.
It's hard to say about any other changes, because behavior also changes with a change in appearance. Appearance largely determines how we behave. And how we behave affects everything. I could never be so confident if I was ugly. Being ugly nullifies any attempt to be confident, at best you'll just be playing a role.
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Oh yeah, and I started flirting because it's fun. When you're ugly, flirting is cringe-worthy and pointless. Now I have an extra distraction. Slap Head can't flirt in real life, so he posts thousands of messages on this forum to amuse himself after his boring engineering job.
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In any case, beauty increases self-satisfaction. This already means a lot. When I began to look better, I began to look the way I had seen myself in my imagination all my life, which previously did not correspond to my appearance. In general, my appearance and the appearance of everything that surrounds me have always been a concern to me.
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Yeah I agree self perception is very important, but for me personally it does not mean a lot if it's not accompanied with social success. I mean what's the purpose of being good looking if you don't have any compliment irl? At the end of the day beauty is made from society and culture at least the actual standards of beauty. Maybe you wouldn't have been beautiful in past beauty standards
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Mindfucked lol
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I am convinced that beauty is objective for the most part. It is caused by innate perception, which is confirmed by studies in which infants are already able to distinguish between a beautiful face and an ugly one. Beauty standards change, but really ugly people have never been included in them. We can observe some similarities in the standards of all times of our civilization. Frankly degenerate facial features, baldness, acne have never been in fashion.
If you fit today's beauty standards, there's a 100% chance you'll fit any time's beauty standards, you'll just need to change your wardrobe.
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Yes but beauty standard nowadays is just ridiculously high tho. There is high chances you might call ugly to an average looking person because you are consumed by social media beauty standard. An average looking person has high chances to be perceived better looking in the past when social media didn't exist
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*mindfucking intensifies*
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It is! Asians are generally ugly
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Although some of them manage to fit the European standards of beauty. In addition, Asians differ in appearance depending on their origin. Central Asia, East, South, etc. I know you didn't go to school, so I have to explain the simplest things to you.
I like the way this girl looks. She is half Asian and half white.
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You guys are really lucky tbh. It's easy to forget you are really lucky when you manage to recover your hair(despite the treatment) I hope you never goes through the agony of balding even using the most effective hair loss treatment, I do and it is the worst mental torture I've ever had, the fact that you can't control the hair miniaturization is incredible frustrating and depressing. I only remember one guy here that kept balding despite using everything, he was @dar3k
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