The trend of 'looks maxing' may promote an unhealthy obsession with cosmetic perfection. — Whalespan
The trend of 'looks maxing' may promote an unhealthy obsession with cosmetic perfection.
⚠ High risk
We can't find evidence that holds up here. Proponents are reasoning from mechanism or analogy rather than direct human data, and the most credible skeptics raise objections we can't dismiss.
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“this looks maxing thing seems to be all about everyone having like this angle of jaw this cheekbone thing, this type of skin, this type and and that's the part where I go like, "Hey guys, like please don't waste your life. Like this is going to this is a fool's erand. It's going to destroy them."”
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“the uh was in reference to this kind of newer trend of looks maxing as as it relates to what you're talking about about this, you know, over obsession in my opinion on on looks and on um cosmetic perfection. Uh which I do think is going to be if it's not already very hazardous for young men.”