The most important thing about looks is that it gives you autonomy in life

[Deleted member 52]

If you see an ugly bald short CEO, napoleon complex and insecurities drove him there, he's just compensating and betabuxxing because he has nothing else

If you see the same guy, but a NEET playing games all day, of course he ended up there, he was outcasted by society and had no other choice. Why would he take part in a society that not only views him as a disposable slave, but treats him like shit?

Even though I laid out two options here, two ways his life could have gone, it doesn't seem like a choice either way. It was the fate nature chose for him.

Of course, you can argue that choice/free will is an illusion entirely. How we react to scenarios is entirely neurochemistry, you can put two people in the same scenario and the instinctual reaction they would both have depends on their brain wiring. I agree with this but that's not the point.

Look at the alternative. A tall, good looking, high appeal guy. If he's a CEO or successful, well, nature already gave him everything in life, so he reached there because of his "drive" or whatever. If he is a NEET playing games all day, he tried the alternative and didn't enjoy it, so he chose the option he liked the most.

Regardless of your views on wageslaving, NEETdom, etc, it's funny how both the subhuman and chad can take the same paths, but only the chad "chose" his path

 

[Postman]

Was just thinking about that

@fatcel_3000 called looks maxing going from being the effect to being the cause

I was a NEET 2 years ago. Wagie now. Either way there's a feeling of compensation "being acted upon"

When I lived as a neet it was because I felt like a social outcast

Now I don't want that outcast-life but thats me being ping-ponged around by life

As opposed to some hero-like journey, going from place to place making changes