Do you agree with this?
Blackpill "Life can only be truly enjoyed if you're good looking"
Everything is cope. I think very few people genuinely enjoy life.
The few that do, are either brain dead or have it REALLY good looks/lifewise. Think about it, if your a 10/10? Your life is set before you even have to utter a word.
The few that do, are either brain dead or have it REALLY good looks/lifewise. Think about it, if your a 10/10? Your life is set before you even have to utter a word.
Yes, when it comes to socialization.
social life and sex life statistically makes someone live a happier life, so yes
Only for men
being beautiful is like putting the game on easy difficulty! everything is easier!
It’s pretty true.
The study "Beauty in Mind: The Effects of Physical Attractiveness on Psychological Well-Being and Distress" by Nabanita Datta Gupta, Nancy L. Etcoff, and Mads M. Jæger, published in the Journal of Happiness Studies in 2016, investigates the impact of physical attractiveness on psychological well-being and distress.
Introduction
Physical attractiveness has long been associated with various social and economic advantages. However, its influence on psychological well-being and distress remains a subject of debate. This study aims to explore how physical appearance affects individuals' mental health, considering both direct and indirect effects.
Methodology
The researchers utilized a large longitudinal survey comprising male and female high school graduates from Wisconsin, tracking participants from their late teens into their mid-60s. This panel data design, coupled with sibling interviews, allowed for a nuanced analysis of the effects of physical attractiveness on psychological outcomes. The study employed random effects models to account for unobserved individual heterogeneity.
Findings
The study identified a significant positive relationship between measures of physical attractiveness—such as greater facial attractiveness in high school, lower BMI, and greater height in middle age—and psychological well-being. On the other hand, there was also a clear link between these traits and lower levels of distress and depression. These results stayed true even after considering factors like age, gender, and intelligence. The researchers concluded that attractiveness influences mental well-being and depression both directly and by affecting other aspects of life.
Discussion
The findings suggest that societal perceptions of beauty can influence individuals' mental health. Attractive individuals may experience enhanced self-esteem and social advantages, contributing to better psychological well-being.
The study "Beauty in Mind: The Effects of Physical Attractiveness on Psychological Well-Being and Distress" by Nabanita Datta Gupta, Nancy L. Etcoff, and Mads M. Jæger, published in the Journal of Happiness Studies in 2016, investigates the impact of physical attractiveness on psychological well-being and distress.
Introduction
Physical attractiveness has long been associated with various social and economic advantages. However, its influence on psychological well-being and distress remains a subject of debate. This study aims to explore how physical appearance affects individuals' mental health, considering both direct and indirect effects.
Methodology
The researchers utilized a large longitudinal survey comprising male and female high school graduates from Wisconsin, tracking participants from their late teens into their mid-60s. This panel data design, coupled with sibling interviews, allowed for a nuanced analysis of the effects of physical attractiveness on psychological outcomes. The study employed random effects models to account for unobserved individual heterogeneity.
Findings
The study identified a significant positive relationship between measures of physical attractiveness—such as greater facial attractiveness in high school, lower BMI, and greater height in middle age—and psychological well-being. On the other hand, there was also a clear link between these traits and lower levels of distress and depression. These results stayed true even after considering factors like age, gender, and intelligence. The researchers concluded that attractiveness influences mental well-being and depression both directly and by affecting other aspects of life.
Discussion
The findings suggest that societal perceptions of beauty can influence individuals' mental health. Attractive individuals may experience enhanced self-esteem and social advantages, contributing to better psychological well-being.
I wish I could have been good looking
Absolutely, there is no other way to be loved and desired by someone. And without love eventually everything you once thought you enjoyed doing will slowly start becoming dull and you will realize everything you do is cope.
No. If you're rich enough you should be able to get some enjoyment out of life in spite of any potential ugliness.
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I'd say it can only be enjoyed to the fullest extent. Rich ugly people enjoy plenty that life has to offer, but of course, they can't enjoy all of it.
They can't enjoy a woman lusting over them to the point of ruining their marriages and destroying their lives just to spend a night with you.
They can't enjoy a woman being completely obsessed with him and borderline worship him.
They can't enjoy being the object of total desire and submission by a woman.
There some doors that are only opened for you, if you happen to be born with the right genes.
They can't enjoy a woman lusting over them to the point of ruining their marriages and destroying their lives just to spend a night with you.
They can't enjoy a woman being completely obsessed with him and borderline worship him.
They can't enjoy being the object of total desire and submission by a woman.
There some doors that are only opened for you, if you happen to be born with the right genes.
also if you are rich, but being born a chad is an insta win, chad beats everythings
Of course. Just remove the word "truly" and this is a true statement.
Depends. What are we basing this off of?
it’s gotten to the point that i genuinely pity changs
Almost certainly true nowadays
For some reason people weren't as looks focused in previous times as they are now
Plastic surgery has increased massively, they all know if you don't like your own face it's over over over
No matter what lies and platitudes they may utter
For some reason people weren't as looks focused in previous times as they are now
Plastic surgery has increased massively, they all know if you don't like your own face it's over over over
No matter what lies and platitudes they may utter
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