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You see? They’re telling on themselves again. I’ve been saying this for a while, and as a man who’s considered “below average,” I can confirm that people really do assume the worst about us. This mindset has given me trauma. Thank you for that screenshot, because it reflects what I see out in the world. It’s sad. I avoid people because of this thinking — I’m never seen as “normal” to them.
I noticed a woman saying that any man who hasn’t had sex or a partner is automatically viewed as a predator. That’s exactly what I’ve felt: people looking at me with suspicion. It’s like society thinks below-average men are the biggest threat, while ignoring female predators. Nobody cares about that reality. It’s always the “ugly” or “below-average” man who’s painted as dangerous, and it feels animalistic, like people are wired to watch and judge us.
Below-average men have it the worst. Average men don’t get treated this way. And women — even if they’re unattractive — are still protected by society. That’s why you see women with huge egos on social media regardless of their looks. Society doesn’t hate them just for existing the way it hates men like me. Even my own mother was hostile toward me for how I look.
This double standard started years ago. The girls I liked were already full of hate. People who are treated well are still angry, but when I get mad, I’m the problem. If I show anger, I’m treated like a criminal. This society is a joke.
This is why there’s such an obsession with predators and shows like Chris Hansen’s — because deep down, people project that image onto men like me. This shit slowly started back 2020 an it just got worse am to socially aware how people are its scary sometimes normies are animals period they are
I noticed a woman saying that any man who hasn’t had sex or a partner is automatically viewed as a predator. That’s exactly what I’ve felt: people looking at me with suspicion. It’s like society thinks below-average men are the biggest threat, while ignoring female predators. Nobody cares about that reality. It’s always the “ugly” or “below-average” man who’s painted as dangerous, and it feels animalistic, like people are wired to watch and judge us.
Below-average men have it the worst. Average men don’t get treated this way. And women — even if they’re unattractive — are still protected by society. That’s why you see women with huge egos on social media regardless of their looks. Society doesn’t hate them just for existing the way it hates men like me. Even my own mother was hostile toward me for how I look.
This double standard started years ago. The girls I liked were already full of hate. People who are treated well are still angry, but when I get mad, I’m the problem. If I show anger, I’m treated like a criminal. This society is a joke.
This is why there’s such an obsession with predators and shows like Chris Hansen’s — because deep down, people project that image onto men like me. This shit slowly started back 2020 an it just got worse am to socially aware how people are its scary sometimes normies are animals period they are
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