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I'm basically wondering how you honestly feel about this kinda honesty. Does it more show that he's open and humble or does it more show that he's weak and unfit to be with a lady or something else? Feel free to talk about how you feel about this situation.

Ex.

Girl: They judged me and said crap to me but I didn't really mind it.
Guy: Oh it's great that you're unphased. I feel like I'm not quite as strong as you are, and those things would bother me, but I'm working on becoming stronger.

As guys, we are told there are a lot of things you can do to make yourself more attractive.
I've done pretty much everything I've been told: get the degree, the cool job, income, your own place, fitness/health, hobbies, socialize more, etc.
From my experience, there has been a very very slight uptick in attention, but could just be from becoming a little more self-aware.

If you've done these things, what should you actually expect? How do you know when you've hit your ceiling, and how do you know if you've done self-improvement "correctly".

You get offered to test one of two new, experimental drugs. You'll get paid depending on which drug you pick.

The first drug, Drynkmi, will stimulate the pituitary gland and cause you to grow in size by 18 inches (46 cm), regardless of male or female. Say you're a six foot tall male. This will make you 7'6". Or if you're a five foot tall woman, this will make you 6'5". On top of becoming large, you'll also have a much more attractive looking body, enhanced muscle mass, near superhuman strength and immense durability for your new size. You'll get paid $10,000 for that.

The second drug, Eeatmi, simulates osteoporosis and will cause you to shrink you in size by a full 12 inches (30 cm). If you're a 6'5" male, you'll shrink down to 5'5" over the course of six months. You will also be proportionately weaker and more fragile due to being so much smaller, now. But this drug will pay you $2 million for it.

You can also refuse either one. But if you don't, which drug do you pick?