At the end of the day, it doesn't really matter if you are

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>>8315786
If a beautiful person sits in their house all day and never talks to anyone and acts like an autist no their life wont be handed to them. If an "ugly" person takes pride in their appearance and gets in shape, has good hygiene, develops social skills, etc no they wont be "fucked". It sure is easy to sit around and throw out excuses for why X, Y, or Z group have it "easier" than you do, and why you are "fucked" isnt it?

Stop being a defeatist loser and step the fuck up for once in your life.

>>8315834
You are proving what I am saying, retard. For you to put them on the same level you had to make the attractive one sit on their ass eating Doritos and watching Digimon reruns all day and make the ugly one be an alpha male having all his life together running like clockwork.

>>8315786
yreah kill yourself cause you are not born pretty and wealthy

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>>8315868
>You are proving what I am saying, retard
No, actually I was proving that you are a retard. Your assertion that good looking people have their life handed to them is false. What their good looks did was give them the opportunity to become desirable people from an early age....they still have to put in the work and they have to do everything required to be a desirable person.

Take 2 20yr olds one has been riding motorcycles since they were 10yrs old the other one has never ridden one in their entire life. Sure there is one that is much superior at riding, because he has put in the time and effort required. Now the other one could sit their like a little bitch and cry about how there is no point to them to ever start riding because that other kid is so good blah blah blah or they could step the fuck up and get the fuck on the bike and start riding. Will the one that started riding at 20 ever be as good as the one that started at 10? Probably not, but they can become a skilled rider and that is all that matters. The rider that has been riding since they were 10 didnt have anything handed to them, they had an opportunity from a young age and they worked hard to hone their skills.

Its your turn to the same thing..... or you can continue being an overweight loser frogposter with poor hygiene and social skills. Stop blaming stupid shit on the fact that during your developmental years you chose to play video games and watch anime and porn all day instead of working on social skills and your appearance.

>>8315950
> during your developmental years you chose to play video games and watch anime and porn all day instead of working on social skills and your appearance.

is there any upside to this life choice? Maybe we have higher intelligence or maybe had more joy. I don't like thinking of my life as a culmination of mistakes.

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>>8315950
>being born attractive is a skill that has to be developed

Really makes me think...

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>>8315957
>is there any upside to this life choice?
Happiness is a choice anon, it is also the sum of your choices. Every choice you made in your life up until now has brought you right here to this very moment. If you dont like where your life is now, or where it is headed maybe you should reflect upon those choices and consider making different ones.

I am sure there is some guy backpacking through the Smoky Mountains at this very moment and he has no job, very little money, but he is very very happy. On the flip side there is probably some guy in his $10,000 per month apartment in Manhattan probably waking up right now hung over from Cocaine and whiskey with 2 model tier party girls still asleep in his bed, his bank accounts sit at 8 figures and right now he is depressed and contemplating suicide. Like I said before happiness is a choice, and the sum of your choices.

>>8315965
>Really makes me think...
No, obviously you arent thinking hard enough. You can be born with symmetrical features, "strong" genetics, etc. You cannot be born with six pack abs, clear skin, properly maintained facial and scalp hair, clean clothes, and social skills.

I mean if you want to go round and around about this all day you can. Here is the bottom line; you are a a fat piece of shit because of you and no one else. You are an adult, now step the fuck up and act like it.

>>8315990
Not everyone is entirely responsible for their own life. I was born with clubbed foot and asthma, and couldn't walk without a cast until I was about 4 years old, even then, one of my legs was larger than the other and I had to use a respirator thing just to breathe properly.

I always lagged behind the other kids when it came to sports, I would try my best but I just simply couldn't really compete for a very long time. I had a natural affinity for cartoons and video-games. My dad never played ball with me, as he was a computer programmer him self, not an outdoors guy.

So, it's not really entirely my fault I wasn't on the football teams in high school and thus a celebrity in my social circle. I had a disability. A genetic disadvantage in that regard. Also an environmental disadvantage from my father's role in raising me.

Can't stand people who are like "You're an adult! Step up and take responsibility of your life!" I don't think people like this have experienced failure like I have. I don't think they've ever tried their best, done everything within their power, and still ended up losing. They think their success is entirely owed to themselves for their hard work, and that they have all they have solely because they worked for it and anyone can be like them. That's just not how the world works.

>>8316013
>That's just not how the world works.
Awww poor wittle baby had a club foot, asthma and a beta nerd father? So DISABLED, much disability, not sure how you are even alive at this point.

No one is responsible for the hand they are delt, everybody is responsible for how they play it.

>>8316029
You missed the entire point of my story.

>>8316029
Normies will never get it, it's a lost cause

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>>8316044
>You missed the entire point of my story
Your story had no point. In none of my posts did I claim that anyone is entirely responsible for their own life. They are however responsible for the choices they make in their life.

The things you listed are not big obstacles to overcome, and your story was rife with passive aggressive bullshit ("I wasn't on the football teams in high school and thus a celebrity in my social circle") as if popularity and social skills are based solely on your athletic abilities. If you are an adult and you are blaming that your life is shit because you have a club foot, asthma, and your parents were nerdy then you need a fucking wake up call my man.

Hope you get it before its too late.

>>8316073
I do take responsibility for the choices I made in life. I don't let having clubbed foot ruin my life, but it did make life harder for me in grade school.

>b-but pretty people do not get their life handed to them
In Uggostan maybe.
In every other country people throw themselves and their money at your feet.
Not to mention that being pretty, pretty much sets the tone for the rest of your life, which is sunshine and rainbows.

>>8315957
Why do you think that people who play video games and watch anime are smarter? They mostly are just underachieving losers. Since the two main things that determine IQ are GPA and wealth, I really would say that reclusive nerds are dumber than a large portion of the population.

>>8316144
I don't know about everyone but in highschool and growing up in general people always told me I was really smart. The sports kids may not of respected my athletic prowess, but even though they had better grades than me they always told me I was way smart. So, maybe.

>>8316134
It does seem that way.

Chaser-kun is right. The playing field is never level, but whatever advantages or disadvantages you're born with are just a part of who you are. Own it, do the best you can, and stop making excuses. That guy with no arms or legs has a wife and daughter. Your club foot and asthma aren't stopping you.

>>8316134
Thing about looks is that they fade. I saw a beauty pageant type girl online, who grew up to be a homeless spooky skeleton crack addict. Seems like her biggest strength faded and the only person that wanted her was a homeless guy who worked for beer money.

>>8316181
That's true.

>>8315990
Try again senpai, I workout so regularly that I bought my own home gym, with a squat rack, a bench, a barbell, dumbbells, etc.

>>8316013
>Can't stand people who are like "You're an adult! Step up and take responsibility of your life!" I don't think people like this have experienced failure like I have. I don't think they've ever tried their best, done everything within their power, and still ended up losing. They think their success is entirely owed to themselves for their hard work, and that they have all they have solely because they worked for it and anyone can be like them. That's just not how the world works.

Wow, really well written mate, I think you explained it clear as water. They can't see how possibly other people would have a harder time because they lack empathy, they can't even understand that there could be a different reality than they have. I was raised without a male figure, and the difference between friends who were and me and others who weren't is day and night. Normies take everything for granted, they were taught leadership, decision making, determination, etc. from their fathers and they think it's something that if other people lack it's their own fault. I can relate with your problem, I also had respiratory problems, and I have a skin condition that makes me have very bad skin, so even if I lift weights a lot and have built muscles I don't look aesthetic.