I am objectively hot. I like it. On occasion I feel sorry for the way others are treated, especially the short dudes. But then I just get a ton of attention from hoes and "good girls" and "married women" and think to myself... whatever, the world is fucked up might as well get my dick sucked
I think people see me as conventionally attractive and I sometimes wish I didn’t look how I do because of the assumptions what come with it. I work at a plant shop with a bunch of other queer people (I’m queer) and they all assumed I was a straight republican. I also have some learning disabilities and because of that feel kinship with other neurodivergent people and pretty frequently LD people don’t trust me to be actually accepting of them because of the way I look.
Man specific: 1. Daily pushups increasing weekly 2. Daily plank increasing weekly 3. Daily squats increasing weekly If you are very weak; start with 1 pushup, 5 second plank, 1 squat a day for a week. Then increase all that by 1, 5sec, 1 every week. It'll work. You'll be stronger in 1 month. Look better in 2 months. Look great in 5 months
Last category; Style: Important to do last because good clothes should fit/flatter your body shape. Fix body first. Then 1. Clothes that fit 2. Clothes you maintain (no stains, rips, color issues) 3. Clothes that match. Belt = shoes. Shit != pants 4. Style that is/was cool in last 20 years. You can copy a magazine if you need to
If you're not 6'2" - 6'8", maxed out, socially intelligent, charming, funny, and flirtatious... you don't really have a chance at smashing super hot, non-trashy, women regularly But all you need to do is be maxed out and have good intentions to have a good chance to find love. Tbh, good intentions is like 40% of finding love anyway. Being maxed out is like 20% rest is luck
I personally think it’s less to do with me being “hot” and more to do with me being white. I think a lot of white girls who look like me tend to be pretty cruel to people, especially people who I feel kinship with: gay people, people with disabilities and people of color. Although it makes me feel happy when new friends realized I’m cool and genuine and safe it makes me sad that the archetype of person that I look like so often makes people feel uncomfortable and unwanted.
But more to your point I think self acceptance comes with time. I don’t find people who look like me attractive but I know that’s the cultural norm in America and I try to be confident knowing I have a good heart and head and a strong moral compass. I think the best thing we can all do is think about what makes us shine and amplify that. If you are artsy you can embellish your clothes or do cool makeup, if you are a quite writer go to writers groups and share your work, hotness is very mental
I think it’s less to do with attractiveness and more to do with energy. You have to be open and kind and silly and share honestly that you are trying to make new friends. Invite people to something or try to come back to the same place at the same time and establish friendships at a place of mutual interest