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Serious Unattractive people are the most oppressed group in society

AsakuraHao

AsakuraHao

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Discrimination against unattractive people is an issue that is often overlooked and disregarded in society. Attractiveness is often associated with success, happiness, and wealth, leading to negative biases and stereotypes against those who do not meet society's beauty standards. This is particularly true for individuals with visible physical differences, such as a stutter or other disabilities, who are often viewed as less capable or competent. The following are some reasons why unattractive people, including those with a stutter, are the most discriminated group in society:

  1. Unattractive people are often overlooked or ignored in social settings, leading to feelings of isolation and exclusion.
  2. People with a stutter or other visible disabilities are often judged based on their appearance rather than their abilities, leading to unfair treatment in educational and employment settings.
  3. Studies have shown that attractive people are more likely to be hired and earn higher salaries than their less attractive counterparts, regardless of their qualifications.
  4. Unattractive people are often portrayed negatively in the media and popular culture, perpetuating negative stereotypes and biases.
  5. Research has also shown that people tend to associate unattractiveness with negative personality traits, such as laziness or lack of intelligence.
  6. Unattractive people may also experience bullying and harassment, leading to low self-esteem and mental health issues.
  7. Discrimination against unattractive people can also lead to health issues, such as stress and depression, which can affect both physical and mental well-being.
  8. Society places a high value on physical appearance, leading to pressure to conform to certain beauty standards, which can be difficult or impossible for some individuals.
  9. Discrimination against unattractive people can also perpetuate inequality, as attractive people are more likely to have access to opportunities and resources that can help them succeed.
  10. The media often reinforces unrealistic beauty standards, leading to negative attitudes towards those who do not meet these standards.
  11. Discrimination against unattractive people can also lead to social and economic inequality, as attractive people are more likely to have access to better jobs, housing, and other resources.
  12. Ultimately, discrimination against unattractive people is a form of prejudice that has far-reaching consequences, perpetuating inequality and limiting opportunities for individuals based on their appearance rather than their abilities. It is important for society to recognize and address this issue in order to create a more just and equitable world.

In conclusion, while discrimination affects many different groups in society, it is clear that unattractive people, including those with stutters or other physical or neurological differences, often face significant challenges. They may struggle to find employment or romantic partners, and may be subject to bullying or harassment. This discrimination can have a serious impact on their mental health and well-being, leading to depression, anxiety, and other problems.

It is important to recognize that beauty is subjective, and that people should not be judged based on their physical appearance or any other superficial characteristic. Instead, we should celebrate diversity and work to create a society that values people for their individual talents and contributions, rather than their looks. This requires a concerted effort to address discrimination and prejudice, and to educate people about the harms of judging others based on their appearance.

Furthermore, it is crucial to recognize that the discrimination faced by unattractive people is not just an individual problem, but a systemic one. Societal beauty standards and media representations play a significant role in shaping how people perceive and judge others, and we need to work to challenge and change these standards. This requires a collective effort to promote greater diversity and inclusivity in our media, entertainment, and other cultural spheres.

Ultimately, if we are to build a more just and equitable society, we must recognize and address the discrimination faced by all marginalized groups, including those who may not always be visible or outspoken in their struggles. By working to create a more accepting and inclusive society, we can help ensure that everyone has the opportunity to live a full and fulfilling life, free from discrimination and prejudice.
 
that's why no one like long ass essays, all of them are just water threads about the same thing over and over, u can just talk about the blackpill for an only small period of time until there's nothing to talk about anymore
 
Yup. Don't I know it. So sad
 
False, I'm a 6'4 manlet with a 7/10 face and get treated like shit everyday due to being a non-NT truecel. :cryfeels:
 
Tell that to the masses, who are still stuck in the matrix. They don't want to hear it.
 
It is important to recognize that beauty is subjective, and that people should not be judged based on their physical appearance or any other superficial characteristic.
Beauty isn’t subjective. It’s like one of the main tenets of the black pill that beauty is objective and based on signs of genetic health
 
Exactly damn shame this been going on since I was in middle school
 
Discrimination against unattractive people is an issue that is often overlooked and disregarded in society. Attractiveness is often associated with success, happiness, and wealth, leading to negative biases and stereotypes against those who do not meet society's beauty standards. This is particularly true for individuals with visible physical differences, such as a stutter or other disabilities, who are often viewed as less capable or competent. The following are some reasons why unattractive people, including those with a stutter, are the most discriminated group in society:

  1. Unattractive people are often overlooked or ignored in social settings, leading to feelings of isolation and exclusion.
  2. People with a stutter or other visible disabilities are often judged based on their appearance rather than their abilities, leading to unfair treatment in educational and employment settings.
  3. Studies have shown that attractive people are more likely to be hired and earn higher salaries than their less attractive counterparts, regardless of their qualifications.
  4. Unattractive people are often portrayed negatively in the media and popular culture, perpetuating negative stereotypes and biases.
  5. Research has also shown that people tend to associate unattractiveness with negative personality traits, such as laziness or lack of intelligence.
  6. Unattractive people may also experience bullying and harassment, leading to low self-esteem and mental health issues.
  7. Discrimination against unattractive people can also lead to health issues, such as stress and depression, which can affect both physical and mental well-being.
  8. Society places a high value on physical appearance, leading to pressure to conform to certain beauty standards, which can be difficult or impossible for some individuals.
  9. Discrimination against unattractive people can also perpetuate inequality, as attractive people are more likely to have access to opportunities and resources that can help them succeed.
  10. The media often reinforces unrealistic beauty standards, leading to negative attitudes towards those who do not meet these standards.
  11. Discrimination against unattractive people can also lead to social and economic inequality, as attractive people are more likely to have access to better jobs, housing, and other resources.
  12. Ultimately, discrimination against unattractive people is a form of prejudice that has far-reaching consequences, perpetuating inequality and limiting opportunities for individuals based on their appearance rather than their abilities. It is important for society to recognize and address this issue in order to create a more just and equitable world.

In conclusion, while discrimination affects many different groups in society, it is clear that unattractive people, including those with stutters or other physical or neurological differences, often face significant challenges. They may struggle to find employment or romantic partners, and may be subject to bullying or harassment. This discrimination can have a serious impact on their mental health and well-being, leading to depression, anxiety, and other problems.

It is important to recognize that beauty is subjective, and that people should not be judged based on their physical appearance or any other superficial characteristic. Instead, we should celebrate diversity and work to create a society that values people for their individual talents and contributions, rather than their looks. This requires a concerted effort to address discrimination and prejudice, and to educate people about the harms of judging others based on their appearance.

Furthermore, it is crucial to recognize that the discrimination faced by unattractive people is not just an individual problem, but a systemic one. Societal beauty standards and media representations play a significant role in shaping how people perceive and judge others, and we need to work to challenge and change these standards. This requires a collective effort to promote greater diversity and inclusivity in our media, entertainment, and other cultural spheres.

Ultimately, if we are to build a more just and equitable society, we must recognize and address the discrimination faced by all marginalized groups, including those who may not always be visible or outspoken in their struggles. By working to create a more accepting and inclusive society, we can help ensure that everyone has the opportunity to live a full and fulfilling life, free from discrimination and prejudice.
JFL you literally just copied and pasted this from chatgpt.
 
If I was born beautiful I’d be a king
 
that's why no one like long ass essays, all of them are just water threads about the same thing over and over, u can just talk about the blackpill for an only small period of time until there's nothing to talk about anymore
 
then what are we even doing here. sometimes talking about it, again and again, has therapeutic effects.
jfl if u think we're here to read the same shit again and again, every user here know that he's ugly and there's nothing he can do about it.
having good looks is the only thing that matter and we don't have alzheimer and don't need to read the same shit about height studies and face rating millions of times to understand that we're not ascending anytime soon
this is an incel forum first and a blackpill forum second
 


I noticed that chat gtp always reserves a bluepill paragraph for everything

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"beauty is subjective"

 
I noticed that chat gtp always reserves a bluepill paragraph for everything

hGEdcJ1.jpg


"beauty is subjective"
Yeah, that gave something away. That OP is a blue pilled fag, or that it wasn't original text.
 
It has started since we are a little boy. For example, during the family gathering people always give more attention to the attractive kids or teachers prefer cute kids or the ugly kids are bullied because of the appearance. It is ovER since we were born. Being ugly is already in hell.
 
I find it hilarious when outlets say looks don't matter, it's personality then proceed to have a picture or video thumbnail depicting the incel as ugly & the good person as attractive. The lack of awareness is astounding.
 
We are Iraqi Sunnis.
 
I noticed that chat gtp always reserves a bluepill paragraph for everything

hGEdcJ1.jpg


"beauty is subjective"
Incel trait: using outdated memes (now unpopular to normies)... and unlocking memories.
 
The more times you shower, the more people will like you.
 
if the unattractive people are straight white males, no one will defend them
 
This is an observable reality. Attractive foreigners can fuck females of another tribe while ugly people are hated even by their own tribe.
 
Lookism isn't taking off because it's not clearly a partisan issue, so there is less politcal gain to be had. The left are the saviors of the downtrodden (TM) but they've already pressured society to pretend ugly women are attractive, which works because of how imbalanced the sexual market is and they have no interest in helping ugly men because wrong sex.
The right hates losers and underperformers and mostly thinks it's your problem, just got the gym or something.
 

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