By Sprite sipper
Going to school as a kid the first thing that’s taught immediately is to be a good person and be kind . This is hammered into your 3-4 yo brains for years and years .
As we grow and begin forming both platonic and sexual relationships, most people carry the mindset of “being a good person.” However, those who are considered attractive often realize early in life that they don’t have to be “ good people “They come to understand that they don’t need to be kind, moral, or even decent to receive genuine deep and sincere love and admiration. In many cases, they can behave in cruel, manipulative, or selfish ways which most of them do and still attract deep, genuine affection and love simply because of their physical appearance. The level of love, respect attention they receive often depends on where they fall on the spectrum of attractiveness.
The unattractive often fail to recognize this dynamic and go through life striving to be “good people,” only to face constant disrespect, rejection, and dehumanization. They are left confused, wondering why no one values them despite their moral efforts. Meanwhile, those who fall into the medium-to-above-average range of attractiveness often act cruelly or selfishly, knowing they will still receive deep, genuine, and sincere love regardless of their behavior. The unattractive, in contrast, continue to play the role of saints and Good Samaritans, only to be left with shattered self-esteem and relentless rejection. They face outright disrespect and struggle to understand why. “But I’m a good person!” they exclaim in frustration, unable to reconcile their virtue with the way they are treated.
So Society perpetuates the illusion that individuals can compensate for unattractive faces through moral integrity or a good personality. Unfortunately, this is far from true. Humans, as a whole, prioritize facial attractiveness over moral character. Which also affects your brain functionality determining the amount of love a person receives, the depth of that love, the level of respect they have , the attention they attract, and the way strangers treat them. These dynamics are dictated almost entirely by one’s level of physical attraction . Attractive individuals often recognize this early and understand that they don’t need to embody goodness to be admired or loved. In contrast, unattractive people cling to the belief that being virtuous will earn them validation, not realizing that society operates on a much harsher, appearance-based reality.
This is no coincidence—it’s a deliberate design to exclude the unattractive while elevating the attractive. A good personality cannot make someone fall in love with you if there is no facial attraction, which is not just visual but deeply rooted in genetics. As a result, unattractive individuals often try to compensate by being “funny.” Have you noticed how many comedians or humorous people tend to look almost inhuman or unconventional? This is yet another manipulative tactic by society, encouraging the unattractive to adopt self-deprecating, attention-seeking, and often desperate behaviors. By doing so, they unintentionally harm themselves and further alienate themselves, effectively being pushed out of societal acceptance.
Why do people place such importance on physical appearance? Society perpetuates the idea that looks are merely superficial and insignificant, yet it subtly dismisses the emotions of those labeled as unattractive, systematically excluding them. Attraction operates on a hierarchy—you may find one person appealing, only to encounter someone who appears even more captivating. This progression continues until it reaches the idealized standard embodied by models. Later, I will illustrate this concept using biceps to symbolize strength and various tiers of facial attractiveness.
The best way to explain this is by imagining a scrawny individual flexing their arm. Their bicep, though functional, will be small and capable of generating only a limited amount of force for punching or lifting. Now, picture a larger, well-developed bicep—this muscle allows for greater punching power and the ability to lift significantly heavier weights. Similarly, the face operates on a comparable principle, where its structure and “size” of attractiveness determine its impact. I’ll illustrate this concept once more to ensure the analogy is clear.
Imagine the lines drawn below represent a bicep on a human arm. At the lowest level of attraction, the face possesses only a slight degree of appeal—comparable to a small, underdeveloped bicep. At this stage, [ guy #1] your face is slightly attractive, and others might perceive you as “cute” but not overwhelmingly striking. This is the foundation of the analogy, where the level of facial attraction correlates with the perceived strength or impact of the bicep.
And When attraction is low, some may even perceive the person as unattractive. As a result, they are unlikely to easily attract whomever they desire or possess the extraordinary social advantages that come with higher levels of attractiveness, which I will discuss later. The more “strength” a face has, the more visually appealing it becomes. Think of it as biceps on an arm; instead of physical size, the “strength” of a face is determined by its level of attractiveness.
The stronger the face, the greater the power it holds in terms of attraction. For example, in the case of “guy #2,” his face is visibly more attractive, which indicates that the strength of his face is stronger—much like how a well-developed bicep can lift heavier weights and deliver harder punches. Similarly, a more attractive face translates into deeper love, greater respect, increased attention, and more favorable treatment from strangers..
At this level of attraction, he will experience greater ease in finding romantic partners, going on dates, facing less rejection, and receiving more respect, ultimately leading to deeper love. While both individuals may be attractive,haveing higher levels of attraction—represented by the lines as biceps and levels of facial attraction —. The comparison demonstrates how greater facial attraction leads to more significant social advantages and emotional connections.
Remember, the lines represent biceps on an arm—the larger the bicep, the more weight it can lift, the harder it can punch, and the more repetitions it can handle in a workout. The face operates in a similar way, but its potential is almost infinite. At higher levels of facial attractiveness, individuals reach what could be considered “superpower” levels of attraction. At these points, they transcend ordinary human appeal, stepping into a realm of superhuman influence and social power.
Ok Guy #3 is more attractive than both #2 and #1, so the love he receives will be even deeper, accompanied by more respect, attention, and superior social treatment. He will be more frequently chosen for friendships and relationships, consistently over the previous two individuals. His level of attractiveness would make him highly desirable to most women, allowing him to easily form intimate connections simply by his appearance. In some cases, he could mistreat, disrespect, bully, gaslight, or cheat, yet still receive deep admiration and affection in return.
. Unattractive individuals often fail to realize this dynamic because they believe they must be “good people,” a concept society has ingrained in them. They internalize this belief, thinking that being virtuous will earn them affection. However, the reality is that as facial attractiveness decreases, cognitive development tends to follow a similar pattern. The less attractive a person is, the more likely their brain development, decision-making abilities, and overall awareness are underdeveloped. This explains why unattractive individuals often find themselves confused about why they are not liked or why others treat them poorly, despite their efforts to be good people. The lack of physical attraction often corresponds to diminished cognitive function, affecting their ability to think clearly, make sound decisions, and understand their environment.
Attractive Individuals, particularly those with a level of attraction similar to Guy #2 or higher, are aware that the idea of needing to be a “good person” to gain affection is not accurate. (Remember, the bigger the bicep, as shown with the lines below, signifies the ability to lift heavier weights, punch harder, and complete more reps. A visibly larger bicep demonstrates greater strength.) Similarly, the more attractive your face is, the deeper the love, respect, attention, and favorable treatment you will receive from others. On the other hand, if your facial attraction is minimal (represented by the straight line below), your brain functionality, decision-making abilities, awareness, and the level of respect and attention you receive from others will be significantly lower or nonexistent.
. The The amount of love a person receives is largely determined by the development of their brain and facial attractiveness . [AGAIN, REFER TO THE LINES DRAWN BELOW, WHICH REPRESENT BICEPS ON AN ARM]. Similarly, the more attractive your face, the less likely you are to encounter disrespect or negative attitudes from others. Your level of facial attractiveness also serves as a shield against physical bullying. Even if you’re very slim, once you reach at least Guy #2’s level of attraction, your face provides a form of protection from being physically bullied. At higher levels of attraction, you’ll never face disrespect or physical harm, and you’ll gain significant influence and power over others.
I’ll discuss the god-like levels of attraction later, but even at Attraction Level #2, as represented by the lines below (which correspond to biceps on an arm), you won’t experience bullying or disrespect. However, at Guy #1’s level, despite being attractive, he will likely still face disrespect. This is because his attraction is at a lower level, much like a small bicep that can only lift smaller weights, deliver weaker punches, and perform fewer reps. The smaller bicep will always be overshadowed by larger arms (Levels 2-4), which have a greater visual impact. As a result, Guy #1 will struggle to attract the women he desires; he may face rejection, disrespect, or even be dismissed as unattractive. At Guy #2’s level of attractiveness, these challenges will decrease significantly.
So lastly guy #4 which also would be represented by the biggest line drawn down below as a bicep equating to more strength a bigger visual appearance more reps able to lift heavier weights for longer periods of time . His face would represent extreme strength so at this level of attraction you’re practically a super human . So looking at guy #4’s face we can see his level of attraction is at a god like level so guy
So At Guy #4’s level of facial attraction, you possess immense power. You will never face rejection from women; they will be drawn to you effortlessly. Simply by looking at someone, you can instill fear in their heart, causing them to feel nervous and weak, often laughing nervously or even physically faltering in your presence. When your facial attraction reaches such a high level, you can trigger the sensation of someone’s body feeling powerless, which you can exploit to your advantage. At this stage, you could act with cruelty, malice, or spite, and still receive deep, genuine, and sincere love from others.
You can openly disrespect people to their faces, and they likely wouldn’t care. In fact, many might even welcome the disrespect, as the emotional impact of your appearance is so profound. The feelings you evoke are almost supernatural. Just as Line #4 represents an extraordinarily large bicep, which commands physical dominance, your facial attractiveness at this level gives you EXTREME social and emotional dominance, leaving others vulnerable to the strength you hold.
Lastly People will fall deeply in love with you the moment they lay eyes on you. Ever wonder why it’s called “falling in love”? That’s because when the face reaches a level of attractiveness like Guy #4, represented by the lines below, it can evoke a physical sensation of weakness, as if your body might collapse. It’s as if you’re on a ladder—your level of facial attraction determines your position. So, while Guy #2 and #3 are attractive, Guy #4 operates at a god-like level. His attraction grants him even deeper love, more attention, greater respect, and exceptional social treatment. This level of attractiveness dominates, as it commands the highest form of affection, respect, and power.
Similar to how a bicep represented by Line #4 towers over those in Lines #1-3, despite their considerable size and strength, a person at Guy #4’s level of attraction stands above others, exuding dominance. Just as a larger bicep can outperform smaller ones, the more attractive your face, the more power you hold over others.
with At Guy #4’s level of attraction, he gains the ability to disrespect others to their face without facing any repercussions. People who are typically angry or carry an attitude will find it difficult to maintain their demeanor in his presence. His mere presence can evoke a physical sensation, making others feel weak or as if they might fall over. He will automatically be liked, even by strangers, and could easily form intimate connections. At this level, disrespect becomes impossible—no one can belittle him, even at Guy #2 or #3 levels of attraction you won’t be disrespected but With Guy #4, it’s as if he’s impervious to any form of disrespect. Additionally, physical bullying is out of the question. Even if he were only 100 lbs, someone with this level of facial attraction cannot be physically harmed. This is an immense source of power. Even those typically filled with hate or malice would find their hostility melted away, replaced by deep affection, and love simply by looking at someone with Guy #4’s level of attraction.
So At the highest levels of facial attraction, represented by Line #4, you embody all the advantages previously mentioned. This level of attraction, akin to a model-like appearance, parallels an extremely large bicep, signifying immense strength. With this level of facial appeal, you gain everything discussed earlier—deeper love, respect, attention, and superior treatment from others. Just as the size of a bicep visually demonstrates its strength, the level of facial attraction visually reveals the power it holds. A more attractive face carries greater influence, similar to how larger biceps allow for more reps, heavier lifting, and harder punches. The strength of the face, like the strength of the arm, is clearly seen in its visual appeal.
With all the advantages that come with the level of attraction seen in someone like Guy #4—where you reach a point of almost superhuman capabilities—how can one convince themselves that it doesn’t matter? In reality, appearance is the most significant factor in life because it directly impacts the love you receive, the depth of that love, the people you can access, the attention and respect you attract, and how strangers treat you, which holds considerable power. At this level, you absorb everything around you, much like a black hole. Again, the bigger the bicep, the more reps, the larger visual appearance, the heavier the weight it can lift, and the harder the punch. Similarly, the more attractive your face, the greater the brain development, enhanced cognitive function, and the deeper the love, respect, attention, and treatment from others.
Why do individuals with superior levels of attraction receive all the attention, love, and wealth? It’s similar to a video game, where players with the best stats are equipped with the most powerful armor, weapons, and deal the most damage. Those with more attractive faces and better genetics naturally attract more love, deeper connections, financial opportunities, and attention. Their genetic advantage grants them access to resources that others with lesser attraction don’t receive. This includes heightened respect, treatment, and admiration from others, along with more lucrative opportunities. It’s not about visual alone—it’s genetic. For example, while Guy #1 may be attractive, his facial attraction are at a lower level. In contrast, Guy #4 possesses a significantly more attractive face, equivalent to higher stats in a video game. As a result, Guy #4 will dominate and outperform others with lower genetic “stats.” Ultimately, this is all a random roll of the dice—determined by genetics.
Going to school as a kid the first thing that’s taught immediately is to be a good person and be kind . This is hammered into your 3-4 yo brains for years and years .
As we grow and begin forming both platonic and sexual relationships, most people carry the mindset of “being a good person.” However, those who are considered attractive often realize early in life that they don’t have to be “ good people “They come to understand that they don’t need to be kind, moral, or even decent to receive genuine deep and sincere love and admiration. In many cases, they can behave in cruel, manipulative, or selfish ways which most of them do and still attract deep, genuine affection and love simply because of their physical appearance. The level of love, respect attention they receive often depends on where they fall on the spectrum of attractiveness.
The unattractive often fail to recognize this dynamic and go through life striving to be “good people,” only to face constant disrespect, rejection, and dehumanization. They are left confused, wondering why no one values them despite their moral efforts. Meanwhile, those who fall into the medium-to-above-average range of attractiveness often act cruelly or selfishly, knowing they will still receive deep, genuine, and sincere love regardless of their behavior. The unattractive, in contrast, continue to play the role of saints and Good Samaritans, only to be left with shattered self-esteem and relentless rejection. They face outright disrespect and struggle to understand why. “But I’m a good person!” they exclaim in frustration, unable to reconcile their virtue with the way they are treated.
So Society perpetuates the illusion that individuals can compensate for unattractive faces through moral integrity or a good personality. Unfortunately, this is far from true. Humans, as a whole, prioritize facial attractiveness over moral character. Which also affects your brain functionality determining the amount of love a person receives, the depth of that love, the level of respect they have , the attention they attract, and the way strangers treat them. These dynamics are dictated almost entirely by one’s level of physical attraction . Attractive individuals often recognize this early and understand that they don’t need to embody goodness to be admired or loved. In contrast, unattractive people cling to the belief that being virtuous will earn them validation, not realizing that society operates on a much harsher, appearance-based reality.
This is no coincidence—it’s a deliberate design to exclude the unattractive while elevating the attractive. A good personality cannot make someone fall in love with you if there is no facial attraction, which is not just visual but deeply rooted in genetics. As a result, unattractive individuals often try to compensate by being “funny.” Have you noticed how many comedians or humorous people tend to look almost inhuman or unconventional? This is yet another manipulative tactic by society, encouraging the unattractive to adopt self-deprecating, attention-seeking, and often desperate behaviors. By doing so, they unintentionally harm themselves and further alienate themselves, effectively being pushed out of societal acceptance.
Why do people place such importance on physical appearance? Society perpetuates the idea that looks are merely superficial and insignificant, yet it subtly dismisses the emotions of those labeled as unattractive, systematically excluding them. Attraction operates on a hierarchy—you may find one person appealing, only to encounter someone who appears even more captivating. This progression continues until it reaches the idealized standard embodied by models. Later, I will illustrate this concept using biceps to symbolize strength and various tiers of facial attractiveness.
The best way to explain this is by imagining a scrawny individual flexing their arm. Their bicep, though functional, will be small and capable of generating only a limited amount of force for punching or lifting. Now, picture a larger, well-developed bicep—this muscle allows for greater punching power and the ability to lift significantly heavier weights. Similarly, the face operates on a comparable principle, where its structure and “size” of attractiveness determine its impact. I’ll illustrate this concept once more to ensure the analogy is clear.
Imagine the lines drawn below represent a bicep on a human arm. At the lowest level of attraction, the face possesses only a slight degree of appeal—comparable to a small, underdeveloped bicep. At this stage, [ guy #1] your face is slightly attractive, and others might perceive you as “cute” but not overwhelmingly striking. This is the foundation of the analogy, where the level of facial attraction correlates with the perceived strength or impact of the bicep.
And When attraction is low, some may even perceive the person as unattractive. As a result, they are unlikely to easily attract whomever they desire or possess the extraordinary social advantages that come with higher levels of attractiveness, which I will discuss later. The more “strength” a face has, the more visually appealing it becomes. Think of it as biceps on an arm; instead of physical size, the “strength” of a face is determined by its level of attractiveness.
The stronger the face, the greater the power it holds in terms of attraction. For example, in the case of “guy #2,” his face is visibly more attractive, which indicates that the strength of his face is stronger—much like how a well-developed bicep can lift heavier weights and deliver harder punches. Similarly, a more attractive face translates into deeper love, greater respect, increased attention, and more favorable treatment from strangers..
At this level of attraction, he will experience greater ease in finding romantic partners, going on dates, facing less rejection, and receiving more respect, ultimately leading to deeper love. While both individuals may be attractive,haveing higher levels of attraction—represented by the lines as biceps and levels of facial attraction —. The comparison demonstrates how greater facial attraction leads to more significant social advantages and emotional connections.
Remember, the lines represent biceps on an arm—the larger the bicep, the more weight it can lift, the harder it can punch, and the more repetitions it can handle in a workout. The face operates in a similar way, but its potential is almost infinite. At higher levels of facial attractiveness, individuals reach what could be considered “superpower” levels of attraction. At these points, they transcend ordinary human appeal, stepping into a realm of superhuman influence and social power.
Ok Guy #3 is more attractive than both #2 and #1, so the love he receives will be even deeper, accompanied by more respect, attention, and superior social treatment. He will be more frequently chosen for friendships and relationships, consistently over the previous two individuals. His level of attractiveness would make him highly desirable to most women, allowing him to easily form intimate connections simply by his appearance. In some cases, he could mistreat, disrespect, bully, gaslight, or cheat, yet still receive deep admiration and affection in return.
. Unattractive individuals often fail to realize this dynamic because they believe they must be “good people,” a concept society has ingrained in them. They internalize this belief, thinking that being virtuous will earn them affection. However, the reality is that as facial attractiveness decreases, cognitive development tends to follow a similar pattern. The less attractive a person is, the more likely their brain development, decision-making abilities, and overall awareness are underdeveloped. This explains why unattractive individuals often find themselves confused about why they are not liked or why others treat them poorly, despite their efforts to be good people. The lack of physical attraction often corresponds to diminished cognitive function, affecting their ability to think clearly, make sound decisions, and understand their environment.
Attractive Individuals, particularly those with a level of attraction similar to Guy #2 or higher, are aware that the idea of needing to be a “good person” to gain affection is not accurate. (Remember, the bigger the bicep, as shown with the lines below, signifies the ability to lift heavier weights, punch harder, and complete more reps. A visibly larger bicep demonstrates greater strength.) Similarly, the more attractive your face is, the deeper the love, respect, attention, and favorable treatment you will receive from others. On the other hand, if your facial attraction is minimal (represented by the straight line below), your brain functionality, decision-making abilities, awareness, and the level of respect and attention you receive from others will be significantly lower or nonexistent.
. The The amount of love a person receives is largely determined by the development of their brain and facial attractiveness . [AGAIN, REFER TO THE LINES DRAWN BELOW, WHICH REPRESENT BICEPS ON AN ARM]. Similarly, the more attractive your face, the less likely you are to encounter disrespect or negative attitudes from others. Your level of facial attractiveness also serves as a shield against physical bullying. Even if you’re very slim, once you reach at least Guy #2’s level of attraction, your face provides a form of protection from being physically bullied. At higher levels of attraction, you’ll never face disrespect or physical harm, and you’ll gain significant influence and power over others.
I’ll discuss the god-like levels of attraction later, but even at Attraction Level #2, as represented by the lines below (which correspond to biceps on an arm), you won’t experience bullying or disrespect. However, at Guy #1’s level, despite being attractive, he will likely still face disrespect. This is because his attraction is at a lower level, much like a small bicep that can only lift smaller weights, deliver weaker punches, and perform fewer reps. The smaller bicep will always be overshadowed by larger arms (Levels 2-4), which have a greater visual impact. As a result, Guy #1 will struggle to attract the women he desires; he may face rejection, disrespect, or even be dismissed as unattractive. At Guy #2’s level of attractiveness, these challenges will decrease significantly.
So lastly guy #4 which also would be represented by the biggest line drawn down below as a bicep equating to more strength a bigger visual appearance more reps able to lift heavier weights for longer periods of time . His face would represent extreme strength so at this level of attraction you’re practically a super human . So looking at guy #4’s face we can see his level of attraction is at a god like level so guy
So At Guy #4’s level of facial attraction, you possess immense power. You will never face rejection from women; they will be drawn to you effortlessly. Simply by looking at someone, you can instill fear in their heart, causing them to feel nervous and weak, often laughing nervously or even physically faltering in your presence. When your facial attraction reaches such a high level, you can trigger the sensation of someone’s body feeling powerless, which you can exploit to your advantage. At this stage, you could act with cruelty, malice, or spite, and still receive deep, genuine, and sincere love from others.
You can openly disrespect people to their faces, and they likely wouldn’t care. In fact, many might even welcome the disrespect, as the emotional impact of your appearance is so profound. The feelings you evoke are almost supernatural. Just as Line #4 represents an extraordinarily large bicep, which commands physical dominance, your facial attractiveness at this level gives you EXTREME social and emotional dominance, leaving others vulnerable to the strength you hold.
Lastly People will fall deeply in love with you the moment they lay eyes on you. Ever wonder why it’s called “falling in love”? That’s because when the face reaches a level of attractiveness like Guy #4, represented by the lines below, it can evoke a physical sensation of weakness, as if your body might collapse. It’s as if you’re on a ladder—your level of facial attraction determines your position. So, while Guy #2 and #3 are attractive, Guy #4 operates at a god-like level. His attraction grants him even deeper love, more attention, greater respect, and exceptional social treatment. This level of attractiveness dominates, as it commands the highest form of affection, respect, and power.
Similar to how a bicep represented by Line #4 towers over those in Lines #1-3, despite their considerable size and strength, a person at Guy #4’s level of attraction stands above others, exuding dominance. Just as a larger bicep can outperform smaller ones, the more attractive your face, the more power you hold over others.
with At Guy #4’s level of attraction, he gains the ability to disrespect others to their face without facing any repercussions. People who are typically angry or carry an attitude will find it difficult to maintain their demeanor in his presence. His mere presence can evoke a physical sensation, making others feel weak or as if they might fall over. He will automatically be liked, even by strangers, and could easily form intimate connections. At this level, disrespect becomes impossible—no one can belittle him, even at Guy #2 or #3 levels of attraction you won’t be disrespected but With Guy #4, it’s as if he’s impervious to any form of disrespect. Additionally, physical bullying is out of the question. Even if he were only 100 lbs, someone with this level of facial attraction cannot be physically harmed. This is an immense source of power. Even those typically filled with hate or malice would find their hostility melted away, replaced by deep affection, and love simply by looking at someone with Guy #4’s level of attraction.
So At the highest levels of facial attraction, represented by Line #4, you embody all the advantages previously mentioned. This level of attraction, akin to a model-like appearance, parallels an extremely large bicep, signifying immense strength. With this level of facial appeal, you gain everything discussed earlier—deeper love, respect, attention, and superior treatment from others. Just as the size of a bicep visually demonstrates its strength, the level of facial attraction visually reveals the power it holds. A more attractive face carries greater influence, similar to how larger biceps allow for more reps, heavier lifting, and harder punches. The strength of the face, like the strength of the arm, is clearly seen in its visual appeal.
With all the advantages that come with the level of attraction seen in someone like Guy #4—where you reach a point of almost superhuman capabilities—how can one convince themselves that it doesn’t matter? In reality, appearance is the most significant factor in life because it directly impacts the love you receive, the depth of that love, the people you can access, the attention and respect you attract, and how strangers treat you, which holds considerable power. At this level, you absorb everything around you, much like a black hole. Again, the bigger the bicep, the more reps, the larger visual appearance, the heavier the weight it can lift, and the harder the punch. Similarly, the more attractive your face, the greater the brain development, enhanced cognitive function, and the deeper the love, respect, attention, and treatment from others.
Why do individuals with superior levels of attraction receive all the attention, love, and wealth? It’s similar to a video game, where players with the best stats are equipped with the most powerful armor, weapons, and deal the most damage. Those with more attractive faces and better genetics naturally attract more love, deeper connections, financial opportunities, and attention. Their genetic advantage grants them access to resources that others with lesser attraction don’t receive. This includes heightened respect, treatment, and admiration from others, along with more lucrative opportunities. It’s not about visual alone—it’s genetic. For example, while Guy #1 may be attractive, his facial attraction are at a lower level. In contrast, Guy #4 possesses a significantly more attractive face, equivalent to higher stats in a video game. As a result, Guy #4 will dominate and outperform others with lower genetic “stats.” Ultimately, this is all a random roll of the dice—determined by genetics.
