Moroccancel
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Stupid cunt her looksmatch already roped a decade ago
Clearly this retarded cunt has no clue what she is even talking about. She is conflating between the top% of men and the rest of them.Yet no one bats an eye when a man won't even acknowledge a woman showing interest if he finds her unattractive or otherwise not interesting. They never get told to lower their standards, or that they're being unreasonable. It really is quite funny to watch them whining about women being too picky, yet when asked if they'd date an unattractive girl, they'll scoff and go "why would I do that?".
I hate how foids word it. It makes it feel like they know they’re guilty for always exaggerating. “We’re too cruel whenever we reject a man and too picky for having any kind of physical standards”u/shiningdialga13
Don't settle for mediocre, in men or otherwise. You deserve better.
As a 34 yr old with long standing anxiety and self worth issues, I've gone through a lot of positive changes. After getting much of that mental trouble under control, I've naturally begun to find space to improve myself physically and emotionally. I'm exercising, wearing clothes that make me feel more attractive, and I even took my first overseas trip ever to London by myself on a bit of a whim! Hell, I've finally even taken an interest in becoming physical with others, which was never something I'd consider just a year ago. I've frankly never felt better and don't see that stopping soon.
As part of these changes, I finally found the guts to put an end to a decade long friendship that had grown exhausting and stressful. It's no one's fault, as they're a good person and was there for me over the years. It was an unfortunate case of growing apart over a few years and not being able to reconcile what we wanted from it. In a word, it had been a "mediocre" friendship for quite some time, but I was afraid to lose it out of fear of loneliness. However, I finally just realized I was completely worn out and that I had to cut it off for good.
I was obviously sad and am still grieving some, as this person meant a lot to me and we had many great years of friendship. However, I also felt relief, as I felt unchained from this emotional burden I'd kept myself tied to for too long, and now felt free to move on to find friendships that worked. It's been a gradual process, but I'm working on building new connections and enjoying meeting new people. I even had my first experience in ages with a guy I'd met a while ago. We reconnected and messed around a bit, and it was the most natural, comfortable experience I could have imagined. He was a fantastic listener, put absolutely no pressure on me for anything, and it was very nice for us both. Finding he was even more attractive (and I already thought he was) than I remembered was a nice bonus.
Ultimately, I've learned that I don't have to settle for "mediocre" just because I don't think I deserve better. I realized I was settling for a friendship that wasn't working because I didn't think I was capable of finding better, and it was comfortable to stay with it instead of taking the risk of breaking away and finding something better. I realized that I deserved to be happy, and while the transition was painful, I'm coming out the other side feeling relieved and calm.
The same goes for men; I always felt like I was selfish for having any kind of standards, and felt guilty turning down guys who showed interest if it was from a lack of attraction. More than once I'd been guilted by others (never family thank god) for "not giving them a chance" or "being too shallow" (even though my only real standard is no beer gut!). Society doesn't help either, as us women are constantly being told we're being cruel if we reject a man we're not interested in, or that we're being too picky when we have any kind of physical preferences. Yet no one bats an eye when a man won't even acknowledge a woman showing interest if he finds her unattractive or otherwise not interesting. They never get told to lower their standards, or that they're being unreasonable. It really is quite funny to watch them whining about women being too picky, yet when asked if they'd date an unattractive girl, they'll scoff and go "why would I do that?".
So ladies, don't ever settle for mediocre in any aspect of life. Keep seeking until you find what makes you happy. Don't keep friendships that wear you out. Don't keep a job that makes you want to cry every time you think about it. And most of all, don't settle for a mediocre man just because society tells you you owe him a chance. You deserve happiness, and better things exist if you keep looking. And while it may not come in the form you expect, you'll know it when you find it. You deserve to be happy, you deserve to have standards, and you deserve to have a life that meets them.
Most obese and ugly people have sex, they just have sex with other obese and ugly people. I work in a government office right outside of Dallas Tx.(deep south.) Mostly black/Hispanic women. They could well be the ugliest and fattest group of people on planet earth. Their husbands/boyfriends are mostly overweight ethnic men.Stupid cunt her looksmatch already roped a decade ago
Not a single fucking letter
Foids do this all the time. Men that are not Chad are not even men for them.Clearly this retarded cunt has no clue what she is even talking about. She is conflating between the top% of men and the rest of them.
No Chad for roasties.Wait so she's 35 and still single? Yeah she should probably get a cat or dog or something because she will be forever alone
Once a foid is over 30, she loses all human status
I don’t get itNo fucking doubt.
The song's title is "no doubt".I don’t get it