Blackpill The repulsion aura is real and a direct contradiction to the "just improve your personality" argument

[Qech__]

I’m at university, and many of my classes are held in enormous lecture halls packed with hundreds of seats. Hundreds of students cram into them, and very few seats are ever left empty. Logically, you would expect to end up surrounded by people no matter where you sit, right?

Nooope. The second I take a seat, an repulsive field forms around me. No one sits within several chairs in any direction. Meanwhile, I watch the other students cluster together. They slide in next to strangers and start chatting, turning into friends on the spot. This is not limited to lecture halls. It happens in the dining halls, the library, on the bus, and literally everywhere else I go.

Why do people refuse to sit next to me? I am a total stranger who has not said a word to them or even looked their way. My “personality” has had zero chance to show itself. No, the truth is that I look so repulsive that the moment people see me, they feel an immediate, instinctive need to stay away from this creep. ITfags will insist that my isolation is my own fault, that I must be an asshole who deserves it. That is not true. I was ugly to begin with, and that ugliness is what created the isolation. This anger I feel toward this fucking society came afterward as a consequence. It was never the cause.

 

[leprechaundownunder]

They can sense your bad pERsonality just jestermaxx bro , maybe if you jestermaxx they will let you follow them around

 

[deleted dude]

you are either ugly or they recognise that something is wrong with you due to micro expressions and body language. They can't put it into words but their brain knows that you are different and therefore a threat

 

[Squatting Slavcel]

They slide in next to strangers and start chatting, turning into friends on the spot. This is not limited to lecture halls. It happens in the dining halls, the library, on the bus, and literally everywhere else I go.

Ikr, fucking normies, I don't know how they do it. It takes me literally years to make a friend in a new environment. Meanwhile they just engage their normie socializing protocol and make instant pairs and groups, then chat, laugh and hang out outside of school. I used to sit alone in the cafeteria, college sucked.

 

[INVERTER]

I’m at university, and many of my classes are held in enormous lecture halls packed with hundreds of seats. Hundreds of students cram into them, and very few seats are ever left empty. Logically, you would expect to end up surrounded by people no matter where you sit, right?

Nooope. The second I take a seat, an repulsive field forms around me. No one sits within several chairs in any direction. Meanwhile, I watch the other students cluster together. They slide in next to strangers and start chatting, turning into friends on the spot. This is not limited to lecture halls. It happens in the dining halls, the library, on the bus, and literally everywhere else I go.

Why do people refuse to sit next to me? I am a total stranger who has not said a word to them or even looked their way. My “personality” has had zero chance to show itself. No, the truth is that I look so repulsive that the moment people see me, they feel an immediate, instinctive need to stay away from this creep. ITfags will insist that my isolation is my own fault, that I must be an asshole who deserves it. That is not true. I was ugly to begin with, and that ugliness is what created the isolation. This anger I feel toward this fucking society came afterward as a consequence. It was never the cause.

This has been my exact experience throughout my entire life. It's like people can sense my horribleness before I even speak or do anything. I am just hated for existing

 

[The Notorious SLAV]

Relatable. The first day after I returned to the uni to finish my studies, I ended up having two seats to both of my sides empty, so I joked to myself about my incel aura being too obvious.