Woman admits being a "creep" as a guy is all about looks

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Go to 4:45. More women are being honest. I congratulate her for her honesty. The redpill has gone mainstream in the last year. Women are avoidant and denialist by nature and all of their real communication is implicit, not explicitly spoken.

I've said things on this forum that would've got me banned 2 to 3 years ago. The reason why this stuff isn't publicized is because mankind wants to lead people into complacency and unawareness. Knowledge is a currency. And the richer you are of it, again, the more pressures you are capable of putting people under. It scares them. Disseminating truth is bad for good looking men and women. It's better if people just put unattractive men on the fairy brick road.

It's deliberate it's not unintentional that this s**t is hard to be spoken of.

Being attracted to someone makes it easy to overlook any faults.

It's not just the opinions of men, it's pressure from society in general for women to look "perfect". TV shows, magazines, films, games, adverts. Women are often seen as only valuable for their looks and once you get too old...

Not saying that this isn't becoming a problem for men too, just that women have had it worse and for much longer.

My point is that I beleive it is a lot harder for men to reach standards of convential attractiveness than it is for women. people refute this, especially women. But I think womens problems with their own looks comes from pressures from other women, not from men. I mean women think "all men want supermodels" which isn't true at all.

I will elaborate.

I mean, guys find a whole host of girls attractive or "doable", be it thin girls, skinny girls, chubby girls, BBW girls, short girls, tall girls, blondes, redheads, brunettes, raven heads, small butts, big butts, small boobs, big boobs, long hair, short hair, strong jaws, weak jaws, muscular women, underdevleoped child-sized women, ethnic, young girl, cougar, nerdy girls with glasses and braces etc etc. No womans "look" go's undesired, except maybe the very old, overweight or morbidly obese. Even then a fat woman can have full control over her attractiveness by losing weight. The media message is quite simple to women: "don't be fat" and you'll have a line of guys wanting to date you. I really believe this to be true from observing it in my own life.

If only it was as simple as "don't be fat" for men to be physcially attractive.

But for men that simply doesn't happen and you know it. To women there is only one perfect looking man they lust after. It is the media-promulgated aesthetic ideal: tall, muscular, broad shouldered, great hair, chiseled masculine face with a strong jaw and good bone structure. Guys like Chris Hemsworth, Channing Tatum, Hugh Jackman, Henry Cavill and the late Paul Walker. Mostly its about a guys bones, particularly the face.

I see it all the time: women jump at the chance to get the attention of men that look like that. They can't help themselves. Especially women of breeding age.

If your a man of low attractiveness and far away from that media-promulgated ideal, such as Rick Moranis, Danny De Vito, Tim Kazurinsky, or Franke Muniz, your considered physically unattractive, 'creepy' and loser-ish.


I cannot help but feel angry that people fail to see this.

Women probably only feel pressure about their looks from other women because they've seen how much more attention their better looking friends get from men. Why would you put pressure on your competition to look better?

I agree about that being less attractive, I'd much prefer a tomboy any day

Maybe it is harder for women to keep up with these beauty standards but they're not required for them to be attractive to men.

When women wear painful high heels or have little pictures painted on their nails, it's all about competing with other women.

Women's beauty standards are set by other women. So they should stop blaming them on men.