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i am scared
25 and still get mistaken for a 15 y/o sometimes - 0 beardgrowth whatsoever (I think I fucked up my hormones by consuming too much sugar during puberty)

depending on my mood, lighting and puffyness of my face I either think that I look like a fairly handsome man or consider roping

either way: obviously I can not continue looking like this forever ... sooner or later I will hit the wall and I will hit it hard - my father got bald temples in his late 20s ... however he was a masculine man with a good beard meanwhile I will have nothing since good physical development past age 21 doesn't happen (i.e. I will never be a masculine chad, I will never have a beard)

I guess I can still make the best of it with my time left however I don't really see a point when a gfoid would probably just leave me when I am in my 30s
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>when a gfoid would probably just leave me when I am in my 30s
also all women older than 19 want a masculine chad

I still remember the first parties post-coof and how totally and brutally blackpilling it was to be treated like utter garbage while those men who grew beards in those 1.5-2 years had women drooling over them



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