The ultimate black-pill is those who were traumatized as a kid, ostracized and had low social status, those with conditions and mental illness, who lived in poverty, or malnourished even those with low intelligence will have it marked on their faces. The face you are born with isn't the face you have as an adult, as you age and go through puberty to reach adulthood, every bone, facial feature, even your facial structure develops.
Bad habits like poor diet, chronic sleep deprivation, mouth breathing, high levels of stress severely disrupt facial development. Each and every one of these factors will have a lasting impact on your facial attractiveness as an adult. For example, there's a study which shows that those with more traumatic childhoods have more asymmetrical facial features. Bad diet is known to prevent the facial bones from developing properly as well as abnormal dental development.
From my own experiences. both mental illness and traumatic events permanently affect your neutral expression for example giving the lips a downward turn at the edges making your lips look permanently sad or it can create a sad, angry or tense look in the eyes. There's even evidence that exposure to certain hormones at puberty can change facial structure for example, high cortisol faces look completely different from low cortisol ones.
All these factors lead me to the conclusion that few people are born ugly, most people become ugly in terms of facial features, asymmetry, bone structure and facial structure as a result of negative events occurring in life or even due to suffering mental illness or disability. The events that occur in your childhood and teen years have a permanent impact on how you look.
Bad habits like poor diet, chronic sleep deprivation, mouth breathing, high levels of stress severely disrupt facial development. Each and every one of these factors will have a lasting impact on your facial attractiveness as an adult. For example, there's a study which shows that those with more traumatic childhoods have more asymmetrical facial features. Bad diet is known to prevent the facial bones from developing properly as well as abnormal dental development.
From my own experiences. both mental illness and traumatic events permanently affect your neutral expression for example giving the lips a downward turn at the edges making your lips look permanently sad or it can create a sad, angry or tense look in the eyes. There's even evidence that exposure to certain hormones at puberty can change facial structure for example, high cortisol faces look completely different from low cortisol ones.
All these factors lead me to the conclusion that few people are born ugly, most people become ugly in terms of facial features, asymmetry, bone structure and facial structure as a result of negative events occurring in life or even due to suffering mental illness or disability. The events that occur in your childhood and teen years have a permanent impact on how you look.
Last edited:
