Nice body, unattractive face, unattractive attitude. He blocked me for implicitly sexual emojis, or fire emojis, I don't quite remember. I thought fire emojis were fine. I thought those were the rules of thirst traps, you don't type in english sentences, you resort to codified emoji hieroglyphs. My advice to anyone interacting with him is don't be gay and do not find him attractive, or if you do be very good at hiding it especially if you meet him in public.
I definitely need to work on my boundaries when it comes to instagram. It's for hot people to show off. it's a flesh-peddling site where you can show everything except tits (if female) and genitals (obvious contours of genitals are ok) to drive up engagement. One must be quietly horny and scroll along. They are allowed to sexualise or objectify themselves on their own terms, and they have the power to gate-keep who enjoys it or who gives it attention. It's all quite ugly and hypocritical but that's the social media/porn world we live in now. We uglies have to just... be ugly and anonymous and let the beautiful and powerful reign supreme.
As an ugly person (whose only option for dating involves invites to chemsex parties or anonymous hookups with other uglies) I use the internet far too much. I would never put myself in situations with hot people deliberately, yet there's a deluge of them on the internet to gawp at. Perhaps if life in the big city wasn't so miserable, lonely and atomised I wouldn't resort to sexualising asshole influencers from the safety of my own home.