Discussion Do you think location > attractiveness?

[JCaesar]

I've started to realize damn I probably had a lot of missed opportunities due to location circumstances

I mean think about it, even if you're incel, had you been paired with more similar people at a young age (from middle to high school) you'd at least have had a great social circle, and if you're a bit attractive possibly even a potential gf material. School is usually the best way to make connections but you can also be hard cucked for something completely out of ur control

It's 3 AM and I wanted to post something ACK

 

[IGiveUp]

I are you saying you want to thirdworldmaxx?

 

[Tabula Rasa]

everything matters theory

 

[JCaesar]

I are you saying you want to thirdworldmaxx?

I'm already white in a third world country didn't make me not be incel doe

 

[Lain]

I'm already white in a third world country didn't make me not be incel doe

How'd you fail on easy mode? Do you live in a tiny village? Location matters in the sense that if you go to a city with 10 million people, the chances of you remaining an incel for long would be non existent. There will always be a woman that will like you in a city that big, maybe not an ideal super model but the chances of a 5/10+ solid looking woman with a decent personality liking you in a massive city is significantly higher than living in the middle of nowhere.

 

[NeverBegan]

location is key imo. Elliot is the best example, he lived in one of the most promiscuous places on earth, Santa Barbara, a blonde stacy and chad spawning point. If he would've lived in a different location, more-pleasant moments with foids would've been more prevalent probably

 

[poorcel]

jbw

 

[MelaninQueen]

Hm... I'm white skinned but ethnic girls don't like me.

 

[Zangano1]

I mean think about it, even if you're incel, had you been paired with more similar people at a young age (from middle to high school) you'd at least have had a great social circle

Yes I was very unlucky in that sense. My classmates in school since I was a kid had nothing in common with me, they were peak normie.