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Lookism has a weird way to do idealism.
- Step 1 they imagine their life is measured by woman consensus.
- Step 2 they disregard any actual demonstrable woman preference.
- Step 3, build a model in your head of "what women want", something that is false and you made up yourself.
- Step 4 build yourself, achieve the "ideal male form" in relation to an ideal in your head that does not exists.
If you consider only step4, I think lookism can be described as idealistic. They imagine a "peak experience" or an ultimate reality. They do it with some very complex processes, beginning by finding in women an excuse to build themselves up. Sooner than later they begin to disregard women entirely, live in their own heads pursuing the abstract.
Rules, scripts, personality templates, so on. They become a flesh golem. Probably the ritual of altering their body depersonalizes them as well. Result is an entity constructed through external instructions, mechanical procedures, and self alienation, self rejection.
These rules on forums become runes. You know rune magic? The power of a rune is given by the alliteration and the repetition. At some point a single rune can command some serious magic, just holding into your pocket can often give you "powerup". Concepts like "canthal tilt", "hunter eyes", "midface ratio" or "blackpill" are simply rune magic. They become inscriptions carved into the lookist flesh golem deep psyche.
Lookism is bio mechanical it presumes to create an automated body as end result. So we can also say lookism is equivalent of a drow flesh golem.
The other idea I had is lookismcelling is a rejected wizard path (incel scholar) and attempted warrior path (becoming chad with surgery). But I think more realistically, the lookismcel belongs to the NPC class, because of the result of their rune magic, they become non-entities, so they suit better the flesh golem. What you think?
Do you think lookism dude is an agent or an NPC? I am inclined to think in D&D lookism belongs to NPC class, some powerful drow flesh golem probably is the best one. Or, a guardian, or an enemy mage who believed in his youth he was crafting his own destiny and in reality was simply operating a dark automatic loop.
- Step 1 they imagine their life is measured by woman consensus.
- Step 2 they disregard any actual demonstrable woman preference.
- Step 3, build a model in your head of "what women want", something that is false and you made up yourself.
- Step 4 build yourself, achieve the "ideal male form" in relation to an ideal in your head that does not exists.
If you consider only step4, I think lookism can be described as idealistic. They imagine a "peak experience" or an ultimate reality. They do it with some very complex processes, beginning by finding in women an excuse to build themselves up. Sooner than later they begin to disregard women entirely, live in their own heads pursuing the abstract.
Rules, scripts, personality templates, so on. They become a flesh golem. Probably the ritual of altering their body depersonalizes them as well. Result is an entity constructed through external instructions, mechanical procedures, and self alienation, self rejection.
These rules on forums become runes. You know rune magic? The power of a rune is given by the alliteration and the repetition. At some point a single rune can command some serious magic, just holding into your pocket can often give you "powerup". Concepts like "canthal tilt", "hunter eyes", "midface ratio" or "blackpill" are simply rune magic. They become inscriptions carved into the lookist flesh golem deep psyche.
Lookism is bio mechanical it presumes to create an automated body as end result. So we can also say lookism is equivalent of a drow flesh golem.
The other idea I had is lookismcelling is a rejected wizard path (incel scholar) and attempted warrior path (becoming chad with surgery). But I think more realistically, the lookismcel belongs to the NPC class, because of the result of their rune magic, they become non-entities, so they suit better the flesh golem. What you think?
Do you think lookism dude is an agent or an NPC? I am inclined to think in D&D lookism belongs to NPC class, some powerful drow flesh golem probably is the best one. Or, a guardian, or an enemy mage who believed in his youth he was crafting his own destiny and in reality was simply operating a dark automatic loop.
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