What do you need after Looks Theory (or more comprehensively, the idea that genetics determine your fate)? You begin to realize that self-improvement is largely useless, and it's impact on your life is largely determined by, you guess it, genetics. For example, a Chad will always get more out of 'just put yourself out there' advice, not because he's better than an incel, but because people are more accepting of him to begin with.
It's the most consistent framework any person can operate under. You don't need to read books on philosophy or psychology, it's all laid out and explained with Looks Theory. Hell, if anything, psychology gets things wrong, or at best, over complicates things. Maybe they do it on purpose though, if a therapist can pretend your life is determined by something other than your looks, it gives you the illusion that you have some control over your life. That way they can bleed you dry even longer.
'Doc, I'm lonely and no one seems to want to be my friend.'
"Don't have a lot of friends you say? It's because you have avoidant personality disorder, so just work on that!"
'But Doc, could my lack of friends be a natural result of me being ugly?'
"No, that's just ridiculous! Hehehehehe"
It's the most consistent framework any person can operate under. You don't need to read books on philosophy or psychology, it's all laid out and explained with Looks Theory. Hell, if anything, psychology gets things wrong, or at best, over complicates things. Maybe they do it on purpose though, if a therapist can pretend your life is determined by something other than your looks, it gives you the illusion that you have some control over your life. That way they can bleed you dry even longer.
'Doc, I'm lonely and no one seems to want to be my friend.'
"Don't have a lot of friends you say? It's because you have avoidant personality disorder, so just work on that!"
'But Doc, could my lack of friends be a natural result of me being ugly?'
"No, that's just ridiculous! Hehehehehe"
