I'm 24 and none of my friends or or people my age that I know look masculine
is there something in the water? what can we do about it?
I'm 24 and none of my friends or or people my age that I know look masculine
Austin Allen
Isaac Campbell
nothing you can do. there were microplastics in your genome before you even had form
Nicholas Wood
Thank god there is less competition for me
Connor Hill
Leave your hometown of population 1000
Aaron Phillips
Same OP. Also 24 (turning 25 in 2 days) and I'm a hairy mofo with a full beard and I've only met one guy like me that was even hairier than me in highschool and was balding hard too but he started lifting really early thought so idk if that helped his testosterone was prob throught the roof. All my friends and peers are complete basedjacks with shitty pube beards or look like twinks.
Joshua Adams
Half the men i know are either chads, or sois.
Leo Thompson
This
But also it's because a boy must go through struggle and challenge to become a man. It's written on your face
Levi Bennett
>what can we do about it?
nothing. Accept your masculinity and being a demigod among armies of femboys and zoomer girls on antidepressants
William Wright
I'm in a weird spot. My facial structure is HYPER masculine, but my soft tissue features are pretty feminine. But I definitely get what OP is saying, I've noted that people generally look younger than they are these days.
Brayden Hill
>is there something in the water?
Yes, microplastics that break down into xenoestrogens
>what can we do about it?
Lift
Daniel Nelson
>don't spend recreational time in the sun anymore
>don't ruin body working blue collar/factory job anymore
>don't have the stress of providing for multiple kids and a wife at age 19
>"golly jee how come men don't look like a leather hand bag thats about to have a heart attack by age 25 these days"
Jack Wilson
this dude literally just lost weight retard
Henry Parker
looks like a junkie with shit haircut on all three
Eli Morales
soi and other goyfeed
birth control
microplastics
Camden Watson
Brody Williams
Think about it. The role of men in society and nature has changed drastically. Women sat at the tribe or home and did domestic duties. Men and women do basically the same things. The physical demand of modern men is fading, so it makes sense that the masculine traits are slowly leaving us.
Dylan Young
Bodyfat, low test, no one uses their body anymore
Mason Parker
>Bodyfat, low test, no one uses their body anymore
I still find it hard to believe, because the 60s and 80s still had masculine looking youths. I swear something is up, the low test/microplastics thing is unironically a real hypothesis.
to present some comparisons, pic is 60s kids & youth culture
Jason Phillips
60s youth
Luis Perry
spring break in the 80s
Hunter Cook
Julian Moore
Nolan Ross
so basically: all these pictures don't have narrow shouldered, scrawny twigs