Serious Don't worry about women bro

[Substitute Subhuman]

People say that there's more to life than getting laid. But let's do a thought experiment:

Bill does everything society says he should do. He goes to school, graduates from college with a degree in STEM at the top of his class,pays his bills on time and is debt free, pays his taxes, studiously obeys the law (he won't even drive over the speed limit) and has a well paying career. In the eyes of polite society, Bill is a winner.

But Bill has a problem. The ladies don't seem to like Bill. He is 29 years old and has yet to lose his virginity. He really wants to, but girls just don't find Bill attractive.

Tom is also 29 years old. He is a loser in the eyes of polite society. He is in and out of jail, he dropped out of high school and at 29 is still working on a GED, his has only ever been able to get a series of low paying jobs which he always gets fired from for one reason or another. That or he just quits.

But Tom always gets laid. Every since he was 13, he's been having sex. He's always been popular with the ladies. Tom always seems to have an attractive girlfriend.

So the million dollar question is:

Would the overwhelming majority of normies rather be Bill or Tom?

Who would normies respect more, Bill or Tom?

Who would normies laugh at and make fun of? Bill or Tom?

Remember this next time some boomer says there's more to life than getting laid.

Every man wants to be Tom.

 

[MACHETE]

who else high af rn

 

[BarrelStuffer]

who else high af rn

Tom trait: being high all the time

 

[TheProphetMuscle]

Finding a mate is basically any beings strongest instinct. If you can’t get that met then there’s not much point to life

 

[ServusLuciferi]

People say that there's more to life than getting laid. But let's do a thought experiment:

Bill does everything society says he should do. He goes to school, graduates from college with a degree in STEM at the top of his class,pays his bills on time and is debt free, pays his taxes, studiously obeys the law (he won't even drive over the speed limit) and has a well paying career. In the eyes of polite society, Bill is a winner.

But Bill has a problem. The ladies don't seem to like Bill. He is 29 years old and has yet to lose his virginity. He really wants to, but girls just don't find Bill attractive.

Tom is also 29 years old. He is a loser in the eyes of polite society. He is in and out of jail, he dropped out of high school and at 29 is still working on a GED, his has only ever been able to get a series of low paying jobs which he always gets fired from for one reason or another. That or he just quits.

But Tom always gets laid. Every since he was 13, he's been having sex. He's always been popular with the ladies. Tom always seems to have an attractive girlfriend.

So the million dollar question is:

Would the overwhelming majority of normies rather be Bill or Tom?

Who would normies respect more, Bill or Tom?

Who would normies laugh at and make fun of? Bill or Tom?

Remember this next time some boomer says there's more to life than getting laid.

Every man wants to be Tom.

Cope, chads aren’t GED retards, they are socially well adjusted individuals who will make more than the average autistic stemcuck

My middle school Chad who made all the males subordinate to him and lost his virginity in 4th grade got a full ride to Vanderbilt and now owns a very successful company. His other Chadlite buddy friend got a full ride to an Ivy League school and studied a hard engineering degree, makes bank

Also grades mean Jack shit compared to the school you went to, your looks, and your people skills. Being bottom of your class at Harvard will open doors than being top of your class at Bumblefuck county state university. After about 5 years in your career the relevance of grades completely drops in favor of experience, except maybe at the most elite companies / firms (even then networking trumps grades at that point). Granted, better grades = better likelihood of experience, but still.

 

[Leonardo Part V]

Also grades mean Jack shit compared to the school you went to, your looks

this

 

[SteveyStevey]

Would the overwhelming majority of normies rather be Bill or Tom?

Tom. Some might say Bill because the majority of normies would just think he could "self improve" or "put him self out there more" and he would be set, but his ugliness can't compensate for anything in reality.

Who would normies respect more, Bill or Tom?

normies would subconsciously respect Tom more because he's a chad

Who would normies laugh at and make fun of? Bill or Tom?

Bill probably

 

[mistersinister]

Cope, chads aren’t GED retards, they are socially well adjusted individuals who will make more than the average autistic stemcuck

My middle school Chad who made all the males subordinate to him and lost his virginity in 4th grade got a full ride to Vanderbilt and now owns a very successful company. His other Chadlite buddy friend got a full ride to an Ivy League school and studied a hard engineering degree, makes bank

Also grades mean Jack shit compared to the school you went to, your looks, and your people skills. Being bottom of your class at Harvard will open doors than being top of your class at Bumblefuck county state university. After about 5 years in your career the relevance of grades completely drops in favor of experience, except maybe at the most elite companies / firms (even then networking trumps grades at that point). Granted, better grades = better likelihood of experience, but still.

Vanderbilt 也才218而已

 

[Billowel]

Cope, chads aren’t GED retards, they are socially well adjusted individuals who will make more than the average autistic stemcuck

My middle school Chad who made all the males subordinate to him and lost his virginity in 4th grade got a full ride to Vanderbilt and now owns a very successful company. His other Chadlite buddy friend got a full ride to an Ivy League school and studied a hard engineering degree, makes bank

Also grades mean Jack shit compared to the school you went to, your looks, and your people skills. Being bottom of your class at Harvard will open doors than being top of your class at Bumblefuck county state university. After about 5 years in your career the relevance of grades completely drops in favor of experience, except maybe at the most elite companies / firms (even then networking trumps grades at that point). Granted, better grades = better likelihood of experience, but still.

op is just thinking about guys like meeks and other mal adjusted chads/chadlites. Eitherway,all of them coast through life and unless they get fat and bald.