15 years ago having emo hair was like a cheat code. girls didn't even notice or care about your weak jawline or recessed chin if you had bangs. But today try having a eboy fluffy haircut and it will not have the same effect, in fact, you will get you mocked as being the "Temu version" of the hot guy sporting it. Why is that?
>>18784243looks like a homosexual pedophile with aids
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during that era women weren't over-exposed 24/7 to tiktok 0.01% Chads from all angles. You just needed 1-3 frauded pics on myspace.
>>18784243short answer: agorithm driven monoculture. Every young woman consumes the same content, which is basically some looksmaxxing variant of what her preference might have been. So any minor minor differences in head shape, hair density, or a barber's skill become glaringly obvious. If you don't have the exact bone structure, jawline, or styling routine of the 10/10 model on her feed you look like a budget, knock-off copy. Remember zoomers are also obsessed with original brand logos so it makes things worse.
>>18784243emo style isn't popular. the brocolli cut is in.
>>18784411æmœ is making a comeback. the usual 20-year nostalgia pattern is starting to come around
