Shower_Taker
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As in none. Anyone else on the same boat? I've been friendless for over 2 years (since early high school if you count genuine friendship, the last bunch were your typical bullies in sheep's clothing) and I have to say that the reasons for men not wanting to be around me are pretty similar to one of the reasons that women are a non-presence in my life: I don't have enough social value to be worthy of a friendship...apparently.
The funny thing is that I sometimes read about incels' experiencing friendships with Chad-tier / Brad-tier / normie-tier males because apparently our gender is 'more willing to overlook social status'. I ask: where the hell are these men? Because all my life, from primary school to the present day, I've noticed that men follow the exact same social-climbing pattern that women use when it comes to choosing friends.
I wish people were a little less shallow about who they choose to hang out with, it's true that I do not share a normie's lifestyle but that doesn't mean I can't enjoy interacting with others who are different than me. And the older you get, the more demanding people get if they'll share any time with you.
The funny thing is that I sometimes read about incels' experiencing friendships with Chad-tier / Brad-tier / normie-tier males because apparently our gender is 'more willing to overlook social status'. I ask: where the hell are these men? Because all my life, from primary school to the present day, I've noticed that men follow the exact same social-climbing pattern that women use when it comes to choosing friends.
I wish people were a little less shallow about who they choose to hang out with, it's true that I do not share a normie's lifestyle but that doesn't mean I can't enjoy interacting with others who are different than me. And the older you get, the more demanding people get if they'll share any time with you.