Ironic incel trait: foids stare at you (but not for the reasons you think)

[andinocel]

Hear me out.
Sometimes, foids will stare at me (usually slightly older foids). Before being blackpilled, dumbass me thought it was a good thing, but rejections, backhanded insults, low ratings on sites like photofeeler, and disastrous online dating attempts told me otherwise. I learned I sometimes get stared at for being weird looking; some people are just so fucked up looking that we're like sideshow freaks.
With foids, itsvtwo things for me: straight up treat me as invisible or stare cautiously

 

[andinocel]

Bump

 

[ElTruecel]

It’s over they don’t view you as human

 

[Intellau_Celistic]

straight up treat me as invisible or stare cautiously

 

[Intellau_Celistic]

It’s over they don’t view you as human

If the other male was cognitively capable, making obvious BS would not be necessary.

 

[AcidTrip]

They look at you because you’re ugly. It’s ovER

 

[hartz4cel]

A foid used to stare at me at school. At first i didn't know why she was always staring. One day on my way to the train station after school finished she was walking in front of me and looked always back to me and I realised the reason why she always used to stare at me was probably because of the bad news about refugees on German media around that time. Foid was probably afraid.

 

[FakeFakecel]

One of the biggest truecel traits

 

[andinocel]

A foid used to stare at me at school. At first i didn't know why she was always staring. One day on my way to the train station after school finished she was walking in front of me and looked always back to me and I realised the reason why she always used to stare at me was probably because of the bad news about refugees on German media around that time. Foid was probably afraid.

Interesting you say that. I'm a sperg with shitty body language and facial expression reading skills, so I read up a lot on facial expressions. I learned fairly recently that people (especially if they're weaker/smaller, namely foids and kids) will often stare at people they're afraid of/feel threatened by. At first it seemed counterintuitive, but think about the way a herd of antelope stares at a lion walking by, or a cat staring at a dog walking around --- they're staring because they watching their move in case they attack.

It's the same with people.