Taken from JRE #1307 w/Greg Fitzsimmons:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IL0ufqBeoBA
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Taken from JRE #1307 w/Greg Fitzsimmons:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IL0ufqBeoBA
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Most of them barely understand cosmetics as much as they claim they do. They analyse important constituents of ideal proportions that are a general indicator of what should be improved and use that as criteria for improvement. This is a very two-dimensional approach. A much more balanced take would be to complement one's features in a sense that minimises the amount of procedures necessary to create a natural-looking healthy face. A "squared jaw" isn't always attractive, a "pointy nose" doesn't always look pleasing, and "thick prominent lips" don't work on everybody. There is no "golden formula" as some people claim; these are only standards that could guide one in making significant choices. Many people should still learn that there is almost always a feature that can serve as a building block – essentially guiding what a personal standard one could develop. If you have peculiar eyes, the most outstanding jaw, marvelous cheekbones etc; this going to have little worth than a balanced look that accentuates certain features. This is the basic premise that most plastic surgery addicts tend to neglect.
You don't have the right to accuse your facial shape for your failing dating life when you:
– Have poor social skills
– Have poor hygiene
– Are overweight or not in shape at all
– Have not put effort to achieve anything in life.
Most men who complain about their dating lives are lazy AF.
it still wont get a incel a gf once a incel always a incel. hot women are soooooo choosy when choosing a partner you have to look like a gorgeous hot super model guy. its not even worth it!