/hb/ - Health & Beauty

None, only one person ever showed attraction towards me so I think I'm below average.

It's hard for me to believe I can even be considered attractive without some serious surgery. No one has ever hit on me who wasn't some creepy old man. No one my age has ever asked me out.

moid attention. it doesn’t have to be romantic or sexual advances just literally more attention from moids. if you’ve always been attractive i guess you wouldn’t notice but as someone who had a “glow up” by losing 20 pounds and dressing better the difference in just how much nicer moids are to me is crazy.

>>17859
Yeah I never got any moid attention, not even negative one but I count that as a positive. Maybe that's why I'm not really hateful towards them, they just like don't exist for me, because zero interaction.

>>17855
I'm 18 and only one boy show interest in me and it was four years ago, the moid studied with me and seemed autistic. The only persons who compliment me are older ladies and female friends. Moids where I'm from are ugly as fuck, I don't want to settle for an uggo, I hate how they being ugly as fuck demand hot girls to be their maids, while usually They're skinnyfats manlets with 3/10 faces (picreal).

>>17859
This. Moids are polite to me at most. They'll say hello and do basic polite things like holding the door open for me or helping me put my luggage on the train/plane rack. That's it.
It's a stark difference from how they treat other women my age: moids will actually go out of their way to make small talk with them and smile and look at them more. Whereas with me, as soon as I'm not in their field of view anymore, I stop existing. It doesn't bother me, though. At least, I don't get negative or unwanted attention.

My mom tells me I am and that's enough for me lol

Either way.. I don't really want that type of attention from random moids

When pick-mes either try too hard to be your friend or get aggressively mean towards you, but it must be a mix of both

>>18007
>helping me put my luggage on the train/plane rack.
You are attractive or you live in a very nice country.

>>18076
It's the latter. People here are generally pretty helpful when they see you struggle with something. My dad gets the same treatment when we travel around the country. If I was attractive, I think men would do more than just show common courtesy.

>>17855
you're self-confident
you're bad at math
your bmi is less than 18

>>18007
>They'll say hello and do basic polite things like holding the door open for me or helping me put my luggage on the train/plane rack.
This is just basic civility, not male behaviour. What does it have to do with attractiveness?

>>18094
>What does it have to do with attractiveness?
Everything. The fact that men only treat me with basic civility and do stuff for me that women also do means I'm not attractive. They treat me like a man or a faceless NPC but don't register me as an attractive woman.

I never get moid attention but I've had women show attraction to me several times, idk what that means.

>>18885
God I wish that was me

>>18885
how do you do that?

>>17862
What causes this phenotype

hell if i know
I lost 30lbs recently and at 26, I finally was asked out by a classmate. I'm still pretty repulsive to most people though.

>>18889
one of my bffs got soo much female attention at our all girls school from seemingly straight girls, they would straight up admit it to her face. continues in our young adulthood. she even had me twirling my hair and going hehe, holding her hand and shit. she is racially ambiguous so they could separate her from their usual wcw and has a calm unbothered personality and voice to match, once had a pixie cut.

>>18882
>They remember the things you've said
most men, actually most people, can't remember anything beyond a week. if you want a man to remember things you've said, you should lovebomb a mid one. they will probably note down your birthday, anniversary, etc. if they love you. you just have to make an effort, most men aren't prepared for a lovebomb

Women who don't know me saying I'm attractive

>>19071
based female gaze anon >>>/b/248177

>>17855
When I was a teen/early 20s I would dress more androgynous and only ever got approached by asian guys (no idea why) or bi girls. Now that I have a more "professional" look I'm popular within my tech niche with moids, but I'm invisible everywhere else and to women.

Im pretty sure there was a study on match.com or something saying that 'unconventional' women were most popular among men? I'm not conventionally attractive, so my experience has been being invisible most of the time, but having 1-2 really obsessed people per year. Also I look about 10 years younger than I am, so I'm worried some of those people are just closet pedophiles.

>>17862
why is that pic so accurate

>>19066
Nona, please… If a man respects you he will remember stuff about you without lovebombing. It's called "being interested in your partner"

people treating you kinder in generally and talking to you first. I get treated better with light makeup and put together outfit than my usual clothes. I was also treated better younger

>>19626
>children, especially little girls, want to be around you (bc you remind them of a princess etc)

MFW I have never experienced this and never will

Kids are the ultimate litmus test: they are less indoctrinated by society, yet they instinctively don't want to be like you

>>19759
Kids are not less indoctrinated by society. They have a less nuanced understanding of social rules and roles than adults, but they also have little critical thinking ability to question them.