How to stop being robot

>>35926545
>start a skin care routine
>eat under 2000 calories a day
>at least walk for half an hour a day
>stop drinking soda
>go to mixers, talk to people
>if that's too hard start on a dating site, or try to network through social media
>try to find your style, make your look be *you*, don't just wear the same two hoodies every day.

Speaking broadly, all above have the potential to get you in the right direction

>>35926545
Your body may change, but not your soul.

These scars stay forever OP.

>>35926631
>don't just wear the same two hoodies every day.

I'm never making it

>>35927060
If you do do that, at least wash them regularly

>>35927127
What "skin care routine" would you recommend for starters?

>>35926545
Facial reconstruction surgery.

>>35927155
Well for one, start washing your face. A lot of people don't think about it but it helps. If no beard, keep it that way. Don't wait a few days to shave if you get stubble quickly.

If you do want/have a beard, shape it or go get it styled. A man with an unkempt beard will look hobo/10 compared to someone with a trimmed, uniform beard.

As for skin in general, you wanna exfoliate and moisturize to keep your skin healthy. if you're into baby smooth skin look into sugar scrubs.

>>35927266
Nice. I use moistourizer and sunscreen (some 30 FPS sunscreen that does both things) on the daily but never exfoliate, last time I did it was pretty rough experience, skin was super irritated and red after doing it.

Maybe the product I used was shit tier, idk.

Also: is cold water actually better for your skin or is that just a meme?

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>>35927384
Cold showers and hot water are both good for you but for different things.