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Why has it become very normal for other men to worship and make edits over other men on social media under the genre of "looksmaxxing"? This shit 20 years ago would have been considered gay af. Does bullying not exist anymore?
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>>84591662
men have too great of problems to neg each other anymore in what is itself a very homoerotic manner like that
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>>84591674
Wtf are you talking about? It has also become a trend to completely shit on anyone who looks average to below average and say they got "mogged". It has caused the world to become even more superficial. At least in the past people pretended like one's character mattered.
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>>84591744
>At least in the past people pretended like one's character mattered
Sorry, normie, you chose nigger culture over white culture and now you must accept a nigger reality.
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>>84591662
Hero worship has always existed. Look at the movie The Odyssey everyone is talking about. Same thing.
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>>84591662
because people live online where homo shaming is less prevalent as a mode of socialization
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>>84591662
>This shit 20 years ago would have been considered gay af
Zoomer detected.
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>>84591662
>Sub-3 coping by calling people gay for ascending
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