The three things your Instagram must display to attract women
According to Fabrizio Rausa, your Instagram needs to communicate three things: that you look good, that you frequent high-value places (which signals wealth and status), and that you are genuinely fun. A high-end restaurant alone is not enough. If your feed shows a guy who looks stiff and joyless, no amount of expensive scenery fixes it. You want people scrolling through your profile to feel the energy, to see that something is always going on around you. Bottles, laughter, people enjoying themselves. These signals together paint the picture of a man worth knowing.
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