[Shinebox]

The fashion, showbiz, plastic surgery, digital imaging, and make-up industry have created a smokescreen that has made us forget the reality of natural female beauty. It happens in a small window of time (16-24) in a small number of women (5%?). The old poets who wrote odes to women's beauty were actually experiencing a rare phenomenon as opposed to being thirsty betas. Worldwide, women have used smoke and mirrors to prop up their SMV. The first thing any man should do is to automatically imagine what these broads look like without their war paint, surgeries, filters, push up bras, and selfie angles and treat them as such. Levels of artificial thirst are through the roof and aren't doing anyone any favors. It sometimes baffles me that anyone would take a creature seriously who doesn't allow the world to even see their real face most of the time. I find cosmetics to be one of the most absurd things that we've all just been conditioned to think is normal.