Does anyone else dislike looksmaxing?

[DBS]

It’s all genetics however users in the comments think it’s about ‘hard work’.

Apart from surgery nearly everything else is cope.

It angers me that I have to see users claim they have naturally ‘looksmaxed’ their way to how they look now when it was all genetics or surgery.

They were gifted genetically but try and pretend they ‘looksmaxed’ so they can sell courses and fraudulent methods which don’t work.

 

[poorenglishcel]

Looksmaxxing doesn't exist. We all are here cause looks can't be changed.

 

[AtrociousCitizen]

I strongly dislike it because it is a perfect opportunity for grifters to exploit, manipulate, and deceive desperate men; as you said, these men are usually ones blessed with attractive physical attributes, and they proceed to proclaim their success as a result of merit rather than their luck. Besides, I also think the entire culture that surrounds it is filled with posers, and is severely diluted due to many different factors. Also, it promotes appealing to the hypergamous nature of the female, which will inevitably lead to worse intrasexual competition for men.

 

[DBS]

I strongly dislike it because it is a perfect opportunity for grifters to exploit, manipulate, and deceive desperate men; as you said, these men are usually ones blessed with attractive physical attributes, and they proceed to proclaim their success as a result of merit rather than their luck. Besides, I also think the entire culture that surrounds it is filled with posers, and is severely diluted due to many different factors. Also, it promotes appealing to the hypergamous nature of the female, which will inevitably lead to worse intrasexual competition for men.

 

[Wrath]

it's foid worship

 

[Animecel2D]

Yes I dislike looksmaxxing

 

[Tenna]

only the community, but not the concept of looksmaxxing.

 

[GrandCurrycel]

A graceful defeat over this wrestling in mud called looksMaxxing

 

[WeirdoDesperado]

Looksmaxxing is foid worship. Softmaxxing is okay, for health related reasons too