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Topic	Girl MANIPULATES Man & PURPOSELY REJECTS HIM FOR "FUN!" (VIDEO)
andel 09/10/23 10:47:06 AM #122:	AverageDude9 posted... Men experience being ghosted more, insulted for having certain preferences on what they like/dislike, judged more as a whole. In current society, men need to have a variety of things going for them. Which includes being tall, decent looking, being social, having good money, and more. Men need a variety of things to date and maintain a relationship. Statistically, men also struggle more because the other person can be ok with a guy who is okay, but go for someone else who is better(status, etc) It's why many men get ghosted or flaked on. The other person simply found someone better as a whole since you cited statistics you are free to post them. you are just making shit up though so i won't hold my breath waiting for that. men that aren't tall or good looking or rich are incredibly likely to have long term relationships. 'ghosting' is something that can happen to either gender regardless of any other variables and isn't an issue in the slightest. Guide posted... Like seriously, I have no personal involvement or investment in body positivity anything, but we've all heard of that sort of thing for women for decades. Has anyone here even heard of it for men to anywhere the same frequency, if at all? because women have always been judged much more harshly for their looks than men have. sure, people have personal standard which is fine. the incels that rage about not getting dates also have standards so the hypocrisy is super blatant, but in general women are more likely to date someone considered less attractive than themselves than men are. i definitely considered every woman i have dated more attractive than me for instance. AceMos posted... yes yes it is no it isn't, like at all. men and women have always objectified each other whether it is the big breasted calender models or the shirtless dude on romance novels. humans are inherently sexual creatures and that isn't something that will change. getting mad about people horndogging about attractive people is an exercise in futility. --- I am thinking about just walking into the river now that Megaupload is gone and condoms are in porn.-Fubonis <cite>andel posted [p:975975058] in Girl MANIP... [t:80560973]...</cite> <quote>AverageDude9 posted... </cite><quote>Men experience being ghosted more, insulted for having certain preferences on what they like/dislike, judged more as a whole. In current society, men need to have a variety of things going for them. Which includes being tall, decent looking, being social, having good money, and more. Men need a variety of things to date and maintain a relationship. Statistically, men also struggle more because the other person can be ok with a guy who is okay, but go for someone else who is better(status, etc)It's why many men get ghosted or flaked on. The other person simply found someone better as a whole</quote>since you cited statistics you are free to post them. you are just making shit up though so i won't hold my breath waiting for that.men that aren't tall or good looking or rich are incredibly likely to have long term relationships. 'ghosting' is something that can happen to either gender regardless of any other variables and isn't an issue in the slightest.Guide posted... </cite><quote>Like seriously, I have no personal involvement or investment in body positivity anything, but we've all heard of that sort of thing for women for decades. Has anyone here even heard of it for men to anywhere the same frequency, if at all?</quote>because women have always been judged much more harshly for their looks than men have. sure, people have personal standard which is fine. the incels that rage about not getting dates also have standards so the hypocrisy is super blatant, but in general women are more likely to date someone considered less attractive than themselves than men are. i definitely considered every woman i have dated more attractive than me for instance.AceMos posted... </cite><quote>yes yes it is</quote>no it isn't, like at all. men and women have always objectified each other whether it is the big breasted calender models or the shirtless dude on romance novels. humans are inherently sexual creatures and that isn't something that will change. getting mad about people horndogging about attractive people is an exercise in futility. --- I am thinking about just walking into the river now that Megaupload is gone and condoms are in porn.-Fubonis</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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