Blackpill [Villainpill] Girls absolutely adore guys with horrible personalities.

[VincentVanCope]

-Think of any tv show or movie you have seen with a bad guy in it, even better if the actor isn't particularly good looking.

-Head on to twitter and search the character's name or the actor's name + "hot".

-Read the endless list of foids saying "I'm sorry but yadda yadda yadda was weirdly hot in xyz".

-BONUS: If the character was involved in a particularly brutal scene, search "scene where yadda yadda yadda" + "hot".

 

[Zesto]

The girls I like don't like guys like that.

 

[Ignas]

Jfl villainpill is brutal. Might as well running just be joker theory

 

[Hunter]

brutal villainpill.

 

[moggables]

Only if they're good-looking.

 

[StormlitAqua]

“Dark Triad” personality traits are the only scientifically verified personality traits that influence sex. This is the only thing that the red pill heads gotten right. Men who are narcissistic, Machiavellian, and psychopathic statistically have more sex then men who aren’t. My theory on this is that good looks allow men to become more “dark triad”, especially in the narcissism category, so it all comes down to looks.

Somewhat related to your post body: women want attractive men, no matter whom they are. If the villain is 2/10 and 5’4, you won’t find him on any WatchMojo-tier “Top 10 Hottest Villians in Movie” list. If the villain is attractive, well, your points are correct. Same goes with the hero.

Outside of a small influence that the Dark Triad, personality does not matter. Women only use it to virtue signal and look more pure than they actually are.

 

[Solitarian_Walker]

Only if they're good-looking.

 

[Kirito3]

The girls I like don't like guys like that.

Isn’t that girls a roastie who had already ploughed a bunch of chads before him?

 

[Zesto]

Isn’t that girls a roastie who had already ploughed a bunch of chads before him?

You're getting her confused with her. (You can even see the narcissism in her eyes)

Misa is a Christmas Cake who never had a boyfriend before Hikaru.

 

[Phaoni]

Stop interpreting good personalities with someone charming and extroverted and bad personalities for thugs. A "good personality" means someone fun and someone that shares interests with you. Of course, women do not give a shit and only want their partners to look hot.

 

[Darthmat]

 

[Cuyen]

That's true but ı never seen a foid who likes Punisher.

 

[Deleted member 10314]

it's called dark triad theory

 

[Henry de Montherlant]

"weirdly hot teehee", especially in the metaphorical rape scene lmao

 

[Kirito3]

You're getting her confused with her. (You can even see the narcissism in her eyes)

Misa is a Christmas Cake who never had a boyfriend before Hikaru.

Ah sorry, been a while since I watched Macross

 

[GeneticDysfunction]

The girls I like don't like guys like that.

Because they dont exist

 

[Ryo_Hazuki]

Pretty boy anti-hero sociopaths are where it's at.

 

[Deleted member 7573]

Just look at all the serial killers that receive tons and tons of pussy love letters, serial killers chads are the ultimate giga chad, foids love evil cause they identify themselves

 

[Albero]

It's something I've realized some weeks ago.

Foid like only the socially inept and diseased men.
You can see women who feel sexual attraction towards psycopaths, impulsively behaviored men and even autistic boys, but you will never see a woman claiming to feel attracted by a functional member of society who does everything in the right way.

 

[Frottbott]

I was on instagram a bit and deviantArt a LOT. I can totally vouch for the fact that women are only interested in the villains, do not care about looks (they will not PUBLICLY say they are attracted to an ugly villain, but they are), and will never ever be attracted to the hero of a story.

Just people who tear everything down, shit on anything good and decent, and ruin the world. How is this real? How is evolution real? It's a total reversal of what should be. This is obviously fake and not real. The world is definitely not as it used to seem.