Blackpill From an evolutionary perspective, we should not exist.

[StoicNihilist]

From an evolutionary perspective it makes literally no sense for people like us to exist. Just think about it. Many psychology studies have proven that it is an instinctual reaction humans possess to view beautiful faces as good, and ugly faces as evil; or at least something to be wary of. Human beings are social creatures who depend on gaining the trust and attraction of others to survive. So why then, does inherent and genetic ugliness exist? Shouldn't ugliness have been bred out of humanity a long time ago? Why aren't we a bunch of Chad's and Stacy's living an awesome life instead of genetic freaks who fail at everything?

An imperical example of this psychological instinct is our modern portrayals of "good and evil" in art, film, and literature. The heroes and good characters are always stunningly handsome men or beautiful women. While the villains and bad guys are always hideous and ugly characters.

 

[Manletmancer]

We're still undergoing evolution as a species. Nature is constantly trying to create a Chad race by process of elimination over the course of centuries. Men today are much taller than they were in the 18th century. The average height back then was 5'5", today it's 5'10". There were always men like us, but society was different and sometimes we were allowed to procreate which slowed down the process. All that's happening right now is that the process is artificially quickened by (((higher forces))). It's an inevitability either way.

 

[StoicNihilist]

We're still undergoing evolution as a species. Nature is constantly trying to create a Chad race by process of elimination over the course of centuries. Men today are much taller than they were in the 18th century. The average height back then was 5'5", today it's 5'10". There were always men like us, but society was different and sometimes we were allowed to procreate which slowed down the process. All that's happening right now is that the process is artificially quickened by (((higher forces))). It's an inevitability either way.

Yeah, maybe. I took an oath to never reproduce and spread my genes. I would hate for any child or offspring of mine to have to endure life with an ugly face and short body. People like us simply were not meant for this world.

 

[Manletmancer]

Yeah, maybe. I took an oath to never reproduce and spread my genes. I would hate for any child or offspring of mine to have to endure life with an ugly face and short body. People like us simply were not meant for this world.

It sounds harsh but it's true. Nature isn't fair. The very concept of fairness is a human one. In a perfect reality, all men would be created equal. But we aren't. We have to learn to live in this world that fucked us over from birth. Possibly the biggest blackpill.

 

[CuriousG]

Is it relative? - will there always be incels even if we were 10/10 in today's world that be a 1/10 in 500 years time
Do incels exist in nature?

 

[StaroRavager]

Incels are a direct product of sexual selection

 

[StoicNihilist]

Is it relative? - will there always be incels even if we were 10/10 in today's world that be a 1/10 in 500 years time
Do incels exist in nature?

When's the last time you seen an ugly wolf out in the wild? They are beautiful creatures, all of them. Genetic inferiority doesn't exist for them, or any other animal for that matter. We humans are pretty much the only species that has such prevalent rates of this.

 

[Invalidusername]

From an evolutionary perspective it makes literally no sense for people like us to exist. Just think about it. Many psychology studies have proven that it is an instinctual reaction humans possess to view beautiful faces as good, and ugly faces as evil; or at least something to be wary of. Human beings are social creatures who depend on gaining the trust and attraction of others to survive. So why then, does inherent and genetic ugliness exist? Shouldn't ugliness have been bred out of humanity a long time ago? Why aren't we a bunch of Chad's and Stacy's living an awesome life instead of genetic freaks who fail at everything?

An imperical example of this psychological instinct is our modern portrayals of "good and evil" in art, film, and literature. The heroes and good characters are always stunningly handsome men or beautiful women. While the villains and bad guys are always hideous and ugly characters.

The villains aren't necessarily hideous and ugly, it's the weak characters that have ugly features. Some villains are portrayed as good looking to give the sense that they're a strong villain character.

 

[Michael15651]

Incels are a direct product of sexual selection

 

[albie]

From an evolutionary perspective it makes literally no sense for people like us to exist. Just think about it. Many psychology studies have proven that it is an instinctual reaction humans possess to view beautiful faces as good, and ugly faces as evil; or at least something to be wary of. Human beings are social creatures who depend on gaining the trust and attraction of others to survive. So why then, does inherent and genetic ugliness exist? Shouldn't ugliness have been bred out of humanity a long time ago? Why aren't we a bunch of Chad's and Stacy's living an awesome life instead of genetic freaks who fail at everything?

An imperical example of this psychological instinct is our modern portrayals of "good and evil" in art, film, and literature. The heroes and good characters are always stunningly handsome men or beautiful women. While the villains and bad guys are always hideous and ugly characters.

We are there to make chad and Stacy feel superior. And we probably got eaten by lions too while they ran off.