Just a daily reminder that social media isn't real, and even the most picture perfect couples aren't thriving like you may thinkโฆ
I kinda want to get this off my chest, but I have a beautiful mutual friend, she's absolutely stunning, and has the most perfect blissful smile I ever seen. Not only is she just beautiful, but so is her personality, but just a sweet utterly lit lantern in a night sky type of soul.
Mutual friend has a boyfriend, and boyfriend (ick, in my opinion) has โTik Tok Cloutโ. Boyfriend letโs call him Jason, tends to have a decent following on Tik Tok, about over 200,000. Cause of it, Jason gets a lot of validation from girls online, young or old, it's in between. That validation is never enough for him, because he still obsesses over himself, and thinks he's a movie star, when in reality (tbh, I don't understand the appeal) is anything far from charming.
Now Jason likes to hold up an image, his Instagram has not only photos admiring himself, but obviously some with his stunning girlfriend. These are the most happy, lovey dovey couple photos you'd ever lay your eyes on. You got the vacation pics, you got the cheesy adoration cuddling partner videos, big smiles, literally you'd think they're the โperfectโ couple, romance isn't dead life breathers. Comments of her saying โI love youโ in the post replies.
The reality? โฆ.
Jason is your typical jerk, and cheats on her repeatedly, and even his girl best friend he grew up with (prior her)โฆ He cheated on, was abusive and downright cruel. And he's far too old for his stunning girlfriend, who he met at 17, she's about 20 now, he's ~25.
You'd never know this, though, unless you knew Jason, cause men talk closely to one another and reveal their cruel intentions amongst each other.
What you see on social media, is almost never real, despite what people try to convince you. Sometimes we compare ourselves, but donโt ever do so, it's an illusion.
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This is literally the opposite of reality. A guy who cheated on a significant other would almost never tell anyone else. This just wouldn't happen. Heck, guys barely talk about their actual significant other with other guys. Men would generally find this topic awkward.
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It's hilarious because you can tell men don't talk to this woman in any real capacity and so she has this entire fictional world built up based on either her own female friends or what she wants it to be.
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Guys dont tell each other shit. A gook guy I go out to coomer bars had a girlfriend the ENTIRE time and I thought he was just a single dude.
Gave him this look when I first met his GF and she told me they've been dating for the entire time I've been going to coomer bars with him.
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Wtf is a coomer bar
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Places you go to drink and asian women are in lingerie or have their tits out.
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is a coomer bar a stripclub?
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All coomer bars aren't strip clubs but all strip clubs are coomer bars.
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The only time a man tells his friends that he's cheating is if he needs a friend to corroborate whatever lie he told his spouse about his whereabouts and/or activities. And men can do that because we know the homies got our back. Women, on the other hand, will actively brag to their friends about cheating despite there being a darn near 100% chance that those bitches will eventually "accidentally" let it slip to her husband.
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Maybe you just aren't fun to talk to
boomers tell me all sorts of heinous shit (I'm an enabler 
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