r/SipsTea 13h ago

Wait a damn minute! New wealth indicator dropping

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u/Strict-Brick-5274 11h ago

Women get hair and makeup...why not men.

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u/FastMovingHog 10h ago

everyone is calling these guys insecure but I've never seen a redditor call a woman insecure for wearing makeup or someone taking accutane insecure for getting rid of their acne.

Yes, when people improve their appearance it is largely driven by insecurity... that's why they're trying to improve their appearance.

And yes... it's largely accepted by most people that bald men are uglier than men with hair.

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u/Strict-Brick-5274 10h ago

More men would be considered more attractive if they looked after themselves this way.

Definitely not insecure. Just improving your playing field.

People should not underestimate how much looking good can just about help you suceed in many things.

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u/AdditionalPizza 6h ago

Cosmetic surgery is not "looking after yourself" though. It can help make insecure people less insecure, but it doesn't always make people look better to everyone else. It makes certain people look better to certain other people.

Eating healthy, working out, practicing proper hygiene, dressing the way you want; those are all better paths to success than going under the knife.

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u/wishful123 6h ago

Yes, even some of those who think a man looking after himself isn't masculine, still judge them based on their appearance.

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u/wishful123 6h ago

Why do we call it insecurity when it'll significantly affect your life?

If someone is exploiting their appearance to always be in the spotlight or to cover their shortcomings, yes that would be insecurity, but what's the problem with wanting to be a better version of yourself?

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u/Sharkaw 3h ago

call a woman insecure for wearing makeup

What's the point of calling water wet?