Dude rocks his look and has SUPERHUMAN confidence- its absurd how highly he carries himself, he stands next to men twice his size and casts a larger shadow then them all. That said, look at him without his beard, not exactly a young Shogun Rua.
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Dude rocks his look and has SUPERHUMAN confidence- its absurd how highly he carries himself, he stands next to men twice his size and casts a larger shadow then them all. That said, look at him without his beard, not exactly a young Shogun Rua.
Yes, because I don't immediately assume that everyone who presents a personal narrative that contradicts my world view is a liar. Why should I believe you over him? Why should I take your word that he's a liar?
Conor gets what Conor wants.
Also, what if the taller guy has no hair but the short one does? *Gasp*
Says the guy who ignores scientific studies. Fred, your experiences are only your own, not those of others. I have to ask, whats your academic background?
Notcoolanymore
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In other words: involuntary celibate.
winnyblues
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Pwnd
*Thinks back to what i wrote* "its kinda obvious where its going regardless what my answer is" *looks at notcoolanymore comment* "In other words: involuntary celibate" exactly my point, but its sadly gone there regardless...sigh.
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You missed the masters in communications part
Did it help you tighten your game? Teasing you Fred.
A Masters in what? Do you have any background in evolutionary psychology or anthropology? You know, the fields that study human mating rituals?
I'll gladly comment on those studies.
The first and third study was about self perception and the effect of hairloss on the individual. You'd see that the axe body spray study I posted concluded that improved self perception leads to others perceiving you as more attractive.
The second study (which I'm already familiar with) is about how society perceives balding men or those with Norwood-5's. In case you dont remember, a study I posted concluded that people with limited hair (including hippocratic wreaths) were perceived as being less attractive than those who have absolutely no hair which were, in turn, perceived as less attractive but stronger and more dominant than those with full heads of hair.
And to answer your question, you'll never see me with an Norwood-5 because I'll shave the back and sides of my head. There's a big difference between this
and this
Oh and here's another piece about how signs of masculinity and dominance make men more attractive. In case it wasn't obvious, proficiency in combat is seen as a sexually desirable trait in men, its why we're bigger than women, we're evolutionary programmed to fight each-other for them and while that's not acceptable in modern society there's still a genetic basis for why more powerful men are preferred by women.
www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1086969/Women-scarred-men-attractive-looking-fling.html
No, if that was the case then men with thinning hair would rate higher than those with no hair. Also, that study is supposed to compliment the other studies I posted that show that dominance is the ultimate trump card.
BTW, I'm also speaking from experience. There was a model who used to attend the boxercises class at my gym, she used to show up with her male model boyfriend who never used to train but would come and hang out with the fighters while we do our conditioning in the back. Well, his girlfriend came to the realization that she actually really likes kickboxing and that she'd start training with the men, including sparring (which means getting punched in the face, regardless of if your a woman or not). As you can imagine she quickly reached a point where she could beat her pretty-boy boyfriend up and promptly dumped him. Guess who she ended up with?
(Hint: it was me)
There's also another guy at the gym with a norwood (who shaves it all off) who dates a mega hot 19 year old.
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Look you don't need to look any further than this; https://www.google.nl/search?q=male...hMI4sqP64DWxwIVx9wsCh0EIwrB&biw=1920&bih=1099.
That is how most women like to see their men. Period. That definitely isn't skinny freddyboy. Almost all of them have a proper build aesthetic physique. Oh yes, and hair off course LOL.
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What's your point? The reality is that the well build guy with a nice toned physique will win it from the exact same guy who is skinny overall. Period. And these guys definately don't have better "body genetics" than 99% of the population. Most are just sitting at a low bf% and have put effort into building some muscle.
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Not "easily" yes. Gotta put some effort into it. Let's take you. You are skinny right? Want to bet that women will find you more attractive when you will attain a well defined physique? Everyone can do it btw.
Jup but the same tall skinny guy will do even better attracting women when he has a well defined physique.
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True story.
winnyblues
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sorry fred gone over my head
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don't worry about what i said earlier
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don't worry about what i said earlier
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It's all good for now guys. Fred, there is nothing wrong with being negative in itself. Like I said, you went through baldness. This is not just a feel good place, you can vent for sure everyday. But you cannot bully people into agreeing with you, attacking them and belittling them constantly until they lash out. That's what must stop.
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Okay, that's fine. Resu also dislikes empty "confidence" and in fact had an avatar mocking confidence. Yet no one has complained. I think you know yourself, there is a way to get your thoughts across without attacking them. As you said once, it's not one size fits all as far as baldness goes. I think that's true and a lot of factors come into play.
You're welcome to advice newbies for sure, it would be great.
It's best if all these discussions continue without any locking of threads or banning, it would be ideal. I hope that is the case.
You're welcome to advice newbies for sure, it would be great.
It's best if all these discussions continue without any locking of threads or banning, it would be ideal. I hope that is the case.
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It's important to feel better but we all want objective validation too from others. So it's a balancing act. I do believe confidence is a by product. You can get it out of thin air, there are some people like this believe it or not, but how much impact does it have on others?
Ultimately being at peace in life (with your good and bad points ) is probably the most important thing.