I've already watch Captain Marvel and voted Kamala, but females still find me repulsive.
the best you could've done is thrown the race when u left ur father's ballsack
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOdlGIoB_48
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOdlGIoB_48
Race transition.
Try some fesk, it has omega 3's
I ate fesikh and got botulism poisoning
That's because it was fesickh instead of f(r)esk
Be 6'4 and have an attractive face
Your face is your personality
Adams (1977): Physical Attractiveness, Personality, and Peer Pressure
Physical attractiveness, personality, and social reactions to peer pressure - PubMed
Following a hypo-deductive theoretical rationale, the relationship between physical attributes, personality development, and susceptibility to peer pressure was assessed. Male and female college students (N = 181) responded to several personality measures previously reported as characteristics...pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
- Main finding: Physically attractive college students were more likely to internalize socially desirable personality traits (e.g., confidence, agreeableness) and resist peer pressure more effectively than their less attractive peers.
- Gender-specific traits:
- Males: Attractiveness related to internalization of cognitive-social characteristics (e.g., logical, socially competent).
- Females: Attractiveness linked with cognitive-evaluative characteristics (e.g., self-awareness, evaluative thinking).
- Implication: Attractive people may develop more socially rewarded personalities due to positive social reinforcement, making them less susceptible to external pressure.
Neural responses to facial attractiveness in the judgments of moral goodness and moral beauty - PubMed
The judgments of moral goodness and moral beauty objectively refer to the perception and evaluation of moral traits, which are generally influenced by facial attractiveness. For centuries, people have equated beauty with the possession of positive qualities, but it is not clear whether the...
Cheng et al. (2022): Neural Responses to Attractiveness and Moral Judgments
- Main finding: Facial attractiveness influences neural processing during moral evaluations (moral goodness and beauty). Beautiful faces activated areas involved in:
- Visual processing (e.g., occipitotemporal cortex) — attractiveness draws automatic attention.
- Emotional processing (e.g., medial prefrontal cortex) — beauty influences emotional valuation.
- Implication: Attractiveness biases not only what people see but also how people feel and evaluate moral traits, creating a subconscious blend of aesthetic and ethical judgment.
Facial attractiveness, weight status, and personality trait attribution: The role of attractiveness in weight stigma - PubMed
The current study examined the influence of facial attractiveness and weight status on personality trait attributions (e.g., honest, friendly) among more and less facially attractive as well as thin and overweight models. Participants viewed pictures of one of four types of models...
Cross et al. (2017): Attractiveness, Weight, and Personality Attribution
Main finding: Facial attractiveness and weight status independently influenced how participants judged personality traits like honesty or friendliness.
- Attractiveness bias: More attractive individuals were judged more positively.
- Mediation: Once perceived attractiveness was accounted for, the bias often disappeared, proving judgments were largely based on appearance.
- Implication: Both facial features and body type affect character evaluations, supporting the “what is beautiful is good” stereotype, but also highlighting weight-based stigma.
Physical Attractiveness Biases Judgments Pertaining to the Moral Domain of Purity - PubMed
Research on the Beauty-is-Good stereotype shows that unattractive people are perceived to have worse moral character than attractive individuals. Yet research has not explored what <i>kinds</i> of moral character judgments are particularly biased by attractiveness. In this work, we tested...
Klebl et al. (2023): Attractiveness Bias in Purity-Based Moral Judgments
- Main finding: Unattractive individuals were more likely to be judged as violating purity norms (e.g., behaviors considered disgusting or immoral) than harm-based norms.
- Significance: The stereotype that beauty equals goodness is particularly strong in purity-related moral judgments, potentially tied to evolutionary disease avoidance (unattractiveness subconsciously linked with “impurity”).
- Implication: Attractiveness can influence specific moral domains, not just general moral perception.
Reincarnate as Chad
Take 3000 showers every day
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no cure for autism and high inhibition.I've already watch Captain Marvel and voted Kamala, but females still find me repulsive.
Here's an artistic way to represent the word "face" as if it's being erased, using fading or strikethrough effects:
F A C E
F A C
F A
F
Or, using fading symbols to simulate erasure:
FACE
FAC▒
FA░░
F░░░
░░░░
(Confidence is key)
F A C E
F A C
F A
F
Or, using fading symbols to simulate erasure:
FACE
FAC▒
FA░░
F░░░
░░░░
(Confidence is key)
Over for race throwercels
Donate computers to a black school
Bone transplant
Oofy-doofy maxxingI've already watch Captain Marvel and voted Kamala, but females still find me repulsive.
its the hair bro you need a warrior cut
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