I'm guessing most of y'all think a big part of attractiveness is just genetics, and that most flaws can only be fixed with surgery but I don’t think that.

Also before reading don't just anwser with "oh my favorite youtuber said the maxila can only grow 1cm after puberty" bring up actual arguments for my statement. Intrested abt your oppinions.

Attractiveness exists for a reason — it helps humans pick the healthiest and most capable partner.

but If looks were just random genetics, then back in caveman times you could have a guy who carries his whole tribe — hunts, protects, does everything right — but he just gets unlucky and has a messed-up face.

And then some lazy useless guy who does nothing gets all the women just because he got lucky with genetics?

Biology doesn’t work like that. It rewards what actually helps survival.

Over millions of years, humans evolved so that the most capable, successful men would also be seen as the most attractive.

Genetics don’t just randomly decide your looks — they reflect how well your body is built to survive. Your body is basically testing different “builds,” and the better the build works, the better it looks.

About body it's clear cuz if you have high testosterone you will get wide shoulders and narrow waist which is the attractive body for males (the V taper).

And with the face most of it is mewing and thumbpulling (which is basicly the same if you mew correctly then your tounge will be on the roof of your mouth pushing out your teeth which is what thumbpulling also does) and you will be mewing naturally if you have low cortisol and you're in a parasympathetic nervous system state. Also testorsterone and cortisol levels change a lot with your face. Nearly all bs like chantaltilt is fixed by thumbpulling and low cortisol and high test.

anyone can be a 7.5-8/10 if they live a 100% healthy life in my oppinion.

a vid abt thumb pulling: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RawDPTKbG8I

Also I had a video abt how the parasympathetic nervous system state which is basicly low cortisol changes facial looks but I don't have that rn.