Arthur Brooks' advice to combat "looksmaxxing" is to go offline, meet people
Summary
Arthur Brooks, an author and columnist, says that trying to improve your appearance by following social media trends called "looksmaxxing" does not work well and can be bad for men's health. He suggests that instead of focusing on online appearance tips, men should spend more time meeting people in real life.Key Facts
- "Looksmaxxing" is a social media trend where people try to improve their looks using online advice.
- Arthur Brooks describes this trend as ineffective and unhealthy for men.
- Brooks is an author and writes for The Free Press.
- He shared his views on CBS News Mornings.
- Brooks advises men to go offline and interact with people face-to-face.
- The focus is on improving social life rather than appearance through online methods.
- Brooks’s advice promotes real-life connections over social media habits.
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