Redditors share their experiences with foids: "Women often assume I'm gay, and that's a good thing", as they all nod in agreement

14  2019-09-04 by WreckingYourHome

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When the dramatards obsess over something, they do not let it go until it's completely torn apart. You're the pitbulls of people, but with less to contribute to society.

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I hate that women have to say that they have a boyfriend, to stop advances. It should suffice to say "I'm not interested", but men don't accept rejection unless it's in the form of being claimed by another man

i hate that i have to say "sorry, i'm busy", to stop advances. it should suffice to say "i'm not interested", but i don't have the average redditor's retarded social skills and know how to politely decline

Definitely, I've known a bunch. The first thing I ever had that could resemble a relationship was with one of those. She had lived the most traumatic of lives, and it just seemed to spiral downwards. I ended up being a solid point in her life, so she opened up to me and managed to process all of this. Shortly afterwards she came out as a lesbian, and this summer she got married and moved across the world back home to where she grew up. Sometimes you can break out of it.

PEAK COPE

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Foids. Not even once. Well, maybe once, but she was a very hot chick with 139 IQ and I was (and still is) a retarded fat manlet. I still wonder how did I manage to have a serious relationship with her. Nowadays whenever I have to have contact with a women (i.e, talking, handshaking etc.) I dress my hazmat suit and shower with high pressure water afterwards.

I've had multiple women just assume I'm gay when they first got to know me.

I've met a couple dudes like this. Some of them even have the gay lisp. I seriously wonder if they realize if they're aping all the popculture-propagated hallmarks of a gay person intentionally or if they just picked it up through cultural osmosis? Without exception they're all limp-wristed bitch-boys who come from money and are extremely self-conscious because they exist as a walking affectation and honestly they're all probably just so deep in the closet that they're Narnian royalty.