/fa/ - Fashion

>>10818545
Having been both attractive and unattractive (which depends on being /fit/ mostly in my case):

Pros:
- People appreciate you more.
- Clothes look better on you.
- It's very easy to get laid.
- Girls love your body when you're naked, giggle, kiss your everywhere.

Cons:
- If you're spiritually immature (which I was in my teens), it can make you arrogant, which is the worst thing that can happen in your life.

Attractiveness can get you things, but if you're not a kind person all the things in the world won't make you any less miserable. Conversely if you're kind, you can have nothing and still be the happiest you can be. For me kindness > attractiveness. If you are already attractive, work on being kind. View attractiveness itself as a way of kindness, and you will never skip your workout, your skincare, or eat bad food.

>>10736840
I wish you to learn better than to hate other people.

Peace be upon you.

>>10304083
>being against feminism

back to >>>/reddit/

I all seriousness, I've read some of posts here, and they are concerning. I feel bad for you if you really believe all these things; if you think women and man have "functions" and "uses". We are all just humans, that's all there is to it. The mere fact that feminism needs to exist, puts us all to shame, us men. Think about all the times you judged a woman and reduced her to an object - you probably do it constantly. Do you give them a 1-10 number which designates how useful they would be for sexual pleasures, or status, or any other utility? Is this deserving of a fellow human being. Blame yourself for the world.

Either way, I don't think this is /fa/ relevant, so have a sage.