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>>34718714
...yh

>>34718714
Yeah it's true. The only people who disagree are people with pathological perfectionism at that point. Obviously there's exceptions to the rule of extreme face disfigurement, but sometimes even those people find love if they meet someone with apathy or anhedonia who don't feel anything at all when they see disfigurement, at some point the more they hang out with the disfigured person the more their appearance becomes a habit to look at them it actually becomes attractive at least in terms of comfort. Attraction isn't just about face value aesthetic it's also about visual comfort, and visual comfort is something you build over time when looking at someone often.

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You tell me

>>34718756
True. IRL unironically, I've seen the type of guy on the bottom, they get female attention a lot

>>34718756
I think good thoughts, but i also have anxiety. It's a mix of me vibing, but also me being scared of everything.

>>34718714
That's so unfair, ugly thoughts make you ugly, but nothing could make you more attractive.