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So a little backstory. Looksmax.org is a site dedicated to looksmaxxing and has attracted a lot of attention as viral celebrity Clavicular as I am sure most of you are familiar with spawned from there. Other users such as Androgenic have also gained notoriety and memes like mewing, mogging, looksmaxxing were popularized from looksmax.org before they went viral everywhere.

The admins on the site have created contests where the users vote for the best poster, and this particular user won it twice in a row and was sort of a forum celebrity.

So my friend knew the guy and I was in a groupchat with him. One day he invited us to go eat kebab with him and we went. First thing that was striking was his gait. He walked funny. Like he was wearing stilts. It turned out that he had limb lengthening surgery and that his tibia had been lengthened, which made it look like he was wearing stilts while walking. Weirdly, he wasn't particularly tall, around 175 cm.

He bragged that his girlfriend was a white princess, who was taller than him and that he had cheated on her with Indian women, but felt bad. He had gone to an Ivy league school and came from a wealthy family. He was pretty charismatic and spoke English with a mix of a Pakistani and American accent. There are a lot of South Asians in the looksmaxxing sphere, but weirdly not that many east Asians. I don't know why the forum and ideas resonate so well with South Asians.

Anyways we had a kebab and chilled. What has been your experience with looksmaxxing and adjacent ideas?

Why can I basically smell this guy's middle market but obnoxious cologne?

I think I should looksmaxx more. Right now I just wear sunscreen and use glycolic acid. There's probably some benefit to becoming more handsome.

I'll probably get on tretinoin and sunscreen and GHK-Cu and l-ascorbic acid and azelaic acid

>>4
> I'll probably get on tretinoin and sunscreen and GHK-Cu and l-ascorbic acid and azelaic acid


Why? Do you have acne? If so that's not really a looks maxing thing ig

>>5
> >>4

> > I'll probably get on tretinoin and sunscreen and GHK-Cu and l-ascorbic acid and azelaic acid



> Why? Do you have acne? If so that's not really a looks maxing thing ig


I don't

I've been browsing looksmax.org for years but I never put anything from there into practice, I mostly enjoy the place for the content.
I exercise a lot and use skincare but those both predate my engagement with the site and the latter is also a medical necessity in addition to being for looks.
I'm thankfully relatively handsome with the exception of my (unimpressive but within the average range) height, so most of my issues regarding access to partners are social or personality deficiencies

>>7 I used to browse lookism.net, which was mostly for laughter. Never really did much. I saw a Plastic surgeon once, who told me that her surgical procedure wouldn't improve my face as it was fine.

I knew some guys from there. They were all obsessed with their looks and got fillers and worked out like mad men. Some of them had really aesthetic bodies. They were all cheaters though, which I guess is a side effect of the whole mindset.

One of them took the anabolic steroid anavar, and it seemed like his shoulders exploded in size. Made me realise that muscle size is mostly dependent on hormonal levels.

The reason why I wound up there was because I was interested in getting attention from girls, and I obviously weren't getting much in school. When I moved out from my parents I installed tinder and I went on dates with around 80 women in a few years, so I guess I looked fine the entire time.

My key takeaways is to take care of your health, your hair(I take finasteride to prevent balding) and keep your bodyfat percentage low. Ideally your bmi should be around 23-26 with a low bf%. If you need procedures filler is probably the best option. Surgeries generally have a large cost to your health and wealth.

>>8
Did you perchance move from a smaller city to a bigger one? Sounds like you just needed a wider pool if you got decent play after leaving home suddenly

>>9 No

I moved a few kilometres away from my parents. Luckily, my city has a ton of transplants, so I have been getting lucky with them. I never really had much success with girls and women who grew up here. It's most likely because transplants are more open to new relations while the girls and women who grew up here, got their network early and never felt the need to branch out. I don't have a strong local network, so I kind of became a reject who hangs out with transplants, of which there are plenty.

And I didn't really try before moving out. The idea of bringing home a girl to my parents' house has always felt weird to me, while it's otherwise seen as normal. I guess I am more self conscious than most people around me.