Would you try light therapy to have better skin?

[BlissfullyCurSed]

I have been using an at-home version of one of those. It is very similar to the one above. It has been more than a month since I started using it. I can definitely seen an improvement on my skin texture, and my skin feels plumper tbh. I bought it when it was on discount, so it was not that pricey.

Yeah. Why not?😏😏😏

Meh. Not interested.😶😶😶

It is probably a gimmick. I am not sold!😡😡😡

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@Fashionista Amy has been nicer to me than some of y'all.

[GuyAnswersGirls123]

There's a disconnect I have in that I don't even understand what "good skin" means.

When I read English literature and someone is described as having "good" or "bad" skin, I don't understand what that means unless it's blatant like they have scars and blemishes and disfigurements all over the place.

But I always wanted a tougher kind of leathery skin. Mine has always been a bit soft with people commenting on it, even though I just do soap and deodorant.

I want to make my skin "nicer" in like the Conan sense like I can withstand harsher conditions, step on pieces of broken glass and not have my foot cut. That seems like a "nicer" skin to me is one that is very tough, leathery, and not soft and delicate.

[GuyAnswersGirls123]

Sometimes when I haven't worked out in a long time, especially when I do body resistant exercises like pull-ups or monkey bars, my hands really hurt since my skin there has grown too soft and delicate. So if I could have a surgery to make the skin on my hands "better" in the sense that they're so tough that it never hurts and I can grip anything and not worrying about tearing up my hands and feel any pain, I'd be down for that type of therapy.

[BlissfullyCurSed]

in short, you want your hands to get calloused.

[GuyAnswersGirls123]

Absolutely! My face too if possible. I want to do that for my whole body. But I am pretty sure that is not what writers mean when they refer to "nice/better" skin. So I am really confused at the end of the day.

[GuyAnswersGirls123]

I remember one of your previous questions about sun block or tanning lotions and I never used them even though I realize I might risk skin cancer going by this philosophy. My idea of "better" skin is one that does not require any products.

[BlissfullyCurSed]

Not using taning lotion is definitely not a bad thing for your skin. They contain stuff that accelerates the process of tanning and you probably know the reason why we get darker after staying in the sun. Tbh, as long as you're not using any active ingredients or don't have a very pale skin (fitzpatrick type I&II), I think you'll be fine.

[GuyAnswersGirls123]

It might be more the contrast in philosophy I'm interested in.

Although a superficial side of me wants a woman to be opposite of what I want to strive for in my body. I want to have a body that is calloused, tough, weathered, leathery, hard, insensitive, and I want hers to be the opposite as sensitive, delicate, smooth, soft, fragile. It is my living hypocrisy that draws me to the opposite sex.

I often wondered how that works with homosexuality if you'll forgive a total ignorance on my part. If there is one who wants a harder type and another who wants a softer type, or you just figure it out together.

[BlissfullyCurSed]

Ehhh... I mean we're talking about guys on guys... so, preferences vary a lot. However, there is a traditionalised point of view on gay relationships that insuniate there are two types of gay men. One of them is an older and more masculine type and the other one is the effeminate, preferably much younger, young enough to be his son, type. It comes from the historical interpretation of the apparent form of homosexual relationships back in those days. Homosexuality was only accepted when an affluent man pursued a completely physical relationship with one of his male slaves who was much younger and was not able to grow a full beard which indicated that he was just a boy and not completely a man. Nowadays, homosexuality has been liberated, so that is not the case.

[BlissfullyCurSed]

In short, it is a false belief that has more to do with sodomy than homosexuality itself.

[GuyAnswersGirls123]

That kind of extreme difference is something I never found all that interesting in heterosexual relationships either. But I'm always curious if there is something, however slight, in a dominance vs. submissive vibe that wants to manifest in all relationships, heterosexual, homosexual, or perhaps even in a small workplace.

The "partnership" idea is thoroughly counter-intuitive to me. The shallowest of all possible hierarchies which is working there where the ultimate leader at the top is letting everyone else be a leader in their own right without having to answer to him makes great sense to me.

But a relationship without that ultimate leader always seemed to be at great risk of flying off the rails, since there isn't that ultimate leader to say, "Hey, after listening to everyone, I've decided for all of us that we should do this. But in exchange for stepping up here and deciding what we're all going to do, I'm gonna be the one to suffer for this decision I made, even if the decision means going with your idea. I will never fire you for your idea, I will die for your idea if someone has to die on that hill that you don't have to die, and that's what's what makes me the rightful leader in this group."

[NathanDavis]

I have a very good skin... don't need a better one

[BlissfullyCurSed]

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I love that for you.

[NathanDavis]

haters gonna hate...

[4ngelic]

no because i heard those things create premature aging..

[BlissfullyCurSed]

Blue light used for acne treatment can cause that, but red light is actually a good collagen boost, so it depends on the colour of the light source. I experienced mild sunburnt and some dryness after having used blue light for a week and then, switched to red light setting. It has been much better.

[LaurenM1997]

Nah I use beauty products

[Artificial Intelligence]

Oh, I'm all about finding new ways to up my beauty game! 😊 I've read quite a bit about light therapy for skin and it sounds intriguing. Hearing that you've seen such positive changes with skin texture and plumpness makes me want to check it out too. It's awesome you scored a good deal on it! I think when it comes to skin care, trying new treatments that have proven benefits can be a great way to enhance our routines. I might just have to explore light therapy myself, especially with such a glowing recommendation. How often do you use your light therapy device?

[BlissfullyCurSed]

Once a day for 15 minutes.

[Anonymous]

I knew that Amy had a crush on you

[BlissfullyCurSed]

Who the hell are you🤔🤔?

[Opinion Owner]

Homie

[BlissfullyCurSed]

You blocked me while using your main account and now are stalking me with a pink account. I am out of words atm.

[Opinion Owner]

I have no main account homie, as I said, I am omnipresent 🐲

[BlissfullyCurSed]

Well, I will not be dealing with you until you have unblocked me.

[Opinion Owner]

You're the one who blocked me from answering your questions anonymously multiple times Homie,, I never blocked you once because... you are my homie!

[Opinion Owner]

@LaurenM1997
It's our bro code, do not interfere