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So I went out with a girl, she rushed posting about it, tagged me on those post. Then made a post roasting about her ex boyfriend and in the end she added that she knows he reads her posts.
So I ghosted her. then he died around late February and she now still post about him how much she loves him. That girl is 26 and she broke up with that guy in 2019.
She still into her boyfriend so hard that I doubt she would ever find a boyfriend again that ain't peak soy Redditor.
I can only imagine if the girl has multiple kids with other guy what kind of frickery it opens up.
I don't need unnecessary frickery in my life, I don't want to be around a foid that still can't get over her ex. That shit just put unnecessary anxiety and doubts in your life, plus that shit is beta as frick.
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Fantastic idea tbh
Username checks out.
only someone in a echo chamber would think it's a bad idea
Anyone with just a little bit of judgment would come to the conclusion that it's a bad idea.
Why? Seniors are the most costly to society because of free healthcare, they had their entire working life in probably the most prosperous period to save money for their old days. And now we're going to give them more tax breaks when younger generations hesitate to have kids because life is too expensive and they can't afford a home?
Tell me, does it still sound like a good idea? The only people who think this is a good idea would be those who benefit individually without looking at the greater picture. Now if you apply that measure to everyone, then yeah I'm not against it but it's going to come at a cost.
/u/Pozeidan Why do you hate the working poor? Is that extra 15% in the pockets of those too poor to retire really where you draw the line?
Or are you just a workshy loser mad someone else is getting anything?
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Do you guys think I'm doing a good enough job so far this year to repeat and be 2 time rs_x mod of the year? Let me know how I can improve and step up my modding game.
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Some months ago, a friend of mine saw an ad on Facebook for this tall white software engineer guy in NYC that was looking for a partner. This guy had a page and bought ads on Facebook to market himself to women of a certain demographic - which my friend fit. Lately, there are these ads in NYC and other metros for a guy named "Mohamed" - it's supposed to be the same idea but it's actually just a marketing stunt for an online dating app. The guy himself isn't real. That said, I've seen a few of these types of instances and started thinking, "is this what I need to do to market myself? Buy billboards?" Dating apps and so on don't work. Maybe I need to get signage on the subway to really hit the right market.
But, I look back at my first startup where we rolled out our shitty product to more and more markets rather than refining the product itself. We kept rolling it out to wider and wider audiences but kept getting no traction. I disagreed with this strategy because I told them, "a product no one wants is still going to be a product no one wants even if you shove it in the face of millions." And, well, that mentality/lesson/experience is ever present in my life.
It continues to explain my existence. I am a product that no one wants. I'm ugly and that's my biggest hurdle. If no one finds you attractive then it doesn't matter how many millions of people you put your face in front of - you're still ugly. No casting director is going to give you a callback. End of the day, that's my situation and it frustrates me. I've taken a couple months off of working out at my gym due to my facial surgery and it's done nothing for my results. I still look like shit and my final talk with my doctor is on Monday.
It's depressing. There's no agency involved. I can't control any outcome. The more I put myself out there, the more I push this bad product out to more faces, the more rejection and pain I endure for being told over and over that I'm undesirable. It's tiring and hard to bare. A man isn't mean to endure this level of rejection. Imagine living in a city of over 8 million, you have gone out a ton and used every app, and no one finds you attractive. That level of rejection is not what the human brain was wired to take on. You weren't born to endure this level of suffering.
Sometimes I wonder how long I can put up with it. I'm beginning my cut in a few days where I'll lose about thirty more pounds. I'm already skinny fat because my body is incapable of putting on muscle regardless of what I eat/train/etc. but I figure I'll just be skinny and hope some girl is into anorexic looking men. Cause, skinny fat isn't working... but I know neither of those are the issue. It's the unsolvable ugliness of my face.
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- versicle : Not feminism, yet again
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Feminists want to challenge gendered expectations only when it benefits to them. For example, the expectation of men making the first move in dating remains largely unchallenged today. Anecdotal experiences don't negate this general trend. In fact the dating app Bumble where women had to message first changed it to optional because it was such an unpopular feature.
Another example is the expectation of men being the bread winner who makes the most money still remains today. Most women date only within their social class or above they rarely date down..
This is why younger men are more right wing now
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Americaβs plummeting marriage rate explained in one brutally annoying rant
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