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Coping is what adults do when they have a problem.I was being facetious. He's still incel, he's just learning how to cope. I guess that's something.
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Coping is what adults do when they have a problem.I was being facetious. He's still incel, he's just learning how to cope. I guess that's something.
What you wrote makes sense. The thing is, I have taken the initiative in the past. I don't know how some people can approach 50+ girls. get rejected, but still continue to chase them. I find it mentally draining after rejection from 1 girl and it just doesn't seem worth it after a few.
I also think it's a bit more extreme for the really attractive guys than just 'get an extra 30 seconds [chance]'. Some guys at Uni are so good looking, girls practically throw themselves at them.
I know my 'situation' isn't as bad as some guys out there. Part of why I posted on sluthate and lookism is because I generally agree with some of the 'theories discussion. Not that they necessarily apply to me.
I also think it's a bit more extreme for the really attractive guys than just 'get an extra 30 seconds [chance]'. Some guys at Uni are so good looking, girls practically throw themselves at them.
Coping is what adults do when they have a problem.
There's no easy fix for not having a partner. You can't force a girl to date you, even if you do get plastic surgery. So you can either deal with it and move on or cry over it. Guess which one Lookism is dedicated to?I also think fixing the problem works for some adults.
There's no easy fix for not having a partner. You can't force a girl to date you, even if you do get plastic surgery. So you can either deal with it and move on or cry over it. Guess which one Lookism is dedicated to?
I'm sure you do.
You are describing a very narrow demographic (18-21), in a very specific setting (university. Party). Having spent many, many years in Uni, in certain settings you are right. Stick a bunch of people in a room and people eye up the most attractive ones. Duh. Not to mention younger people in general will put more emphasis on appearance as a key factor for attraction than the general population.
And this, to you, justifies the butthurtitude, the black/white thinking, the splitting - "I don't have a chance!!"
Uni is full of nerds who are getting laid. Full of them. Med students. Musicians. Artists. The fucking Ultimate Frisbee team. Entertainment reps for the SU are typically short and fat yet seem to consistently outperform their face. I wonder why?
And yet you base all these beliefs on a short walk around a nightclub-style setting, on a tiny demographic. This is pants on head retarded my friend.
EDIT: what @supdup said
Yes, that's true. What I meant was that getting surgery isn't going to solve their problems.No, there is no fix for not having a partner. But one can do things to fix their problems; emotional, mentally, etc .. and that usually results in a greater chance of getting that elusive partner.
I only started obsessing about looks related things a year ago and it's got worse over time, but I did notice the things I'm talking about even before this.
It's pretty much telling someone to 'just snap out of depression'. I've got to the point where I get home from work at 5:30, eat dinner, and spend the next 4 hours mindlessly refreshing lookism, reading scientific reports on aesthetics and researching surgery.
Awful quality photo, but how my jaw and neck should look
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There's no easy fix for not having a partner. You can't force a girl to date you, even if you do get plastic surgery. So you can either deal with it and move on or cry over it. Guess which one Lookism is dedicated to?
Yeah but these guys also enjoy being flirtatious, many of them just like the positive vibes they're getting back all the time. Because of this if they wanna get laid or get a girlfriend they already know who will probably be responsive to their advances.I find it mentally draining after rejection from 1 girl and it just doesn't seem worth it after a few.
I also think it's a bit more extreme for the really attractive guys than just 'get an extra 30 seconds [chance]'. Some guys at Uni are so good looking, girls practically throw themselves at them.
Surgery is not one of them.but there are definitely several areas to work on before giving up and coping with your undesirability.
Hmm... if it's regressed I think I can put some crayola model magic on my chin. If it's protruding, I can probably find a hammer...Not with that regressed and/or protruding maxilla.
Hmm... if it's regressed I think I can put some crayola model magic on my chin. If it's protruding, I can probably find a hammer...
anything for you
Dr. Holden in the house.awww, I'm touched. Just so you know, I like my spine broke and teeth smashed in.
@scar_face40, I'm just going to come out and say it...
Thanks for being civil with us, taking part in a reasonable discussion, and not being one of the shitlords we usually get from SH/Lookism. You seem like a decent guy who just needs to sort his life out a bit.
I only defecate in sinus cavities, sorry.awww, I'm touched. Just so you know, I like my spine broke and teeth smashed in.