"Well I know a guy who's 5'4 and ugly and he's married."
You probably heard this cope from ITcels many times. First of all, marriage is the last thing I'd judge attractiveness and relationship stability from. Half of marriages in US eventually divorce. Secondly, you can find a million of anecdotes like this thinking you owned the incels and proved the blackpill wrong, but no. I'm not phased by this a single bit, as I know that there has to be another explanation, she can't be attracted to him, it's just how it works. Attractiveness is objective and being 5'4 and ugly is inherently unnatractive to every woman on the planet. Therefore, when someone pulls out an anecdote like that they are either:
You probably heard this cope from ITcels many times. First of all, marriage is the last thing I'd judge attractiveness and relationship stability from. Half of marriages in US eventually divorce. Secondly, you can find a million of anecdotes like this thinking you owned the incels and proved the blackpill wrong, but no. I'm not phased by this a single bit, as I know that there has to be another explanation, she can't be attracted to him, it's just how it works. Attractiveness is objective and being 5'4 and ugly is inherently unnatractive to every woman on the planet. Therefore, when someone pulls out an anecdote like that they are either:
- Simply lying and making shit up.
- He's a huge betabuxx for a roastie hit-the-wall single mother and/or he's a cuckold.
- She's secretly cheating on him.
- He underestimates his looks and overestimates her's. While he thinks he's incel looking and she's a stacy, the truth is closer to him being a normie and her a becky. Especially with today's culture of calling every woman beautiful, any basic becky or landwhale is a stacy today.
- Other blackpilled explanation.
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