
orgcel
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Retard.I see this all the time. Guys claim that no one wants to talk to them, but what they really mean is: "Attractive women aren’t engaging with me."
Let's pretend he didn't come up with that 2 seconds ago to farm internet points.
This is like telling a starving man to chew gum instead of eating food. Platonic relationships don’t replace romantic ones. A guy could have plenty of male friends and still feel like garbage if he’s completely deprived of affection, intimacy, and love. Women wouldn’t accept this logic if someone told them to just hang out with their moms when they feel "lonely".These same men often ignore entire categories of social opportunities—talking to older people, engaging with other men platonically, striking up casual conversations with strangers just to connect. If the only people you try to talk to are women you find attractive, of course you’re going to feel isolated. That’s not loneliness; that’s self-inflicted social starvation.
Why is it considered 'wrong' for men to have personal interests in conversations? Do women randomly engage in conversations with men they find unattractive just to be nice? No. Everyone talks to others for a reason, whether it's for companionship, entertainment, or validation. Yet, somehow, only men are shamed for this.Men who constantly claim that "no one wants to talk to them," ask yourself: When was the last time you made conversation with someone without an ulterior motive? Do you engage with people who don’t directly serve your personal interests? Have you made any effort to contribute to a community rather than expecting one to embrace you?