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Nordicel94
Pancake-faced viking-cel
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- Oct 5, 2022
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If a normie is lucky enough to get a match, him initiating the conversation with a simple: "Hey, how are you?" is a thinly veiled "You look good, I want to fuck you". I would feel so creepy by trying to win a girl over with "banter", it's self-abasing. Normies however, because of their looks I guess, just have this natural confidence and belief that they are normal people whose actions won't be deemed creepy if they stick to a certain script. They believe they deserve respect and that people being attracted to them is a possibility.
If I somehow ever got a match, I could never bring myself to start a conversation. I would feel so creepy, like a sleazy car salesman trying to sell a car (myself). I don't believe in the product I'm selling, so why should I even try to sell myself? My internalised inceldom would tell me that it is better not to try at all than to risk falling miserably.
Imagine having normie looks and normie self esteem, they may be jealous of Chad, but at least they have a base level of healthy self confidence borne out of not having been bullied for their looks/height all their lives.
If I somehow ever got a match, I could never bring myself to start a conversation. I would feel so creepy, like a sleazy car salesman trying to sell a car (myself). I don't believe in the product I'm selling, so why should I even try to sell myself? My internalised inceldom would tell me that it is better not to try at all than to risk falling miserably.
Imagine having normie looks and normie self esteem, they may be jealous of Chad, but at least they have a base level of healthy self confidence borne out of not having been bullied for their looks/height all their lives.