Your Problems are Shamed as a Male

[ItheIthe]

I remember this cumrag I talked to all the time in high school. She always was telling me about her friends problems and I would always listen and try to provide solutions. This is back when I considered her a friend and before I realized she's an extremely self-centered cunt.

However, the rare times I would tell her about my problems such as being lonely and feeling like no one cared about me she would always get this really disgusted look on her face and just give me one sentence advice and not pay attention. It's like she saw me as pathetic for being a male with emotions.

Stupid fucking bitch. Of course, she's a female and therefore a celebrity and has been sucking dicks since 8th grade (Literally). She would never understand true loneliness.

 

[Deleted member 3291]

I never had a female friend in my life, never had a conversation with one since grade 9. Considers yourself lucky.

Also the reason she didn’t give a shit is because you were one of her orbiters

 

[ItheIthe]

I never had a female friend in my life, never had a conversation with one since grade 9. Considers yourself lucky.

Also the reason she didn’t give a shit is because you were one of her orbiters

Wasn't an orbiter I didn't show interest in her.

 

[IronMike]

Men are not supposed to talk about problems to women.

I talk to my dad about these things, baring inceldom

or just talk into my phones voice recorder, listen to it, then subsequently delete it

 

[masterwizard]

Dealing with women is a bit like Homer and his card for babysitting Bart. Do the opposite of what she says.

They always harp on about opening up and being more emotional, but you should be the exact opposite. Nothing turns women off more than a feminine, emotional man. Especially crying.

I don't know why women insist on it, but I think the concept of shit testing is valid. Woman are always trying to get you to fuck up so you have to prove your strength/worth.

UNLESS you are chad, in which case crying like a baby is sweet and endearing.

 

[iblamemyself]

I have never opened up to anyone. It just feels wrong. I have always been a bit aloof in general. The only time I really connect with people is when we share a common interest. I would try to avoid questions about my private life. I wish it was taboo to ask but of course it's socially acceptable and many people are curious about everyone's business.