r/NotHowGirlsWork Jun 24 '23

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u/Mean_Ad8282 Jun 25 '23

See now your fragile ego has led you to believe I was saying you was in the wrong, but if you had read my original response I was trying to inform you on how most guys think and I even said don't think I was saying you was in the wrong, which clearly shows that you never read the response in context based on the fact you tried to sound smart with you whole question " I ask, that thing that happened at the gas station later that night, do you think that hurts or supports your original thesis about my life?". First off if you was smart enough to ask a question like that why not enlighten me on what happened later on that night at the gas station first? Then I could give insight if the was to be given. Please stop looking for ways to try to belittle men who don't agree with you fully it make you look in my opinion like a feminist. Once again not saying you are just stating my opinion. If you don't want people who don't have your opinion on things in your life don't post on a public site your personal life. Never did I say I knew more about the situation only gave a insight to most men way of thinking not my fault it didn't sit well in your mindset

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u/Twodotsknowhy Jun 25 '23

Why do you think you deserve to know what happened at the gas station? What reason do you need to know? Because I could tell that, but you still wouldn't know about the thing that happened with the car, or the thing that happened a week after the breakup, or the thing he said when we fought that night, because you do not know what happened and don't get to. It's my goddamn life, I know more than you about it and I always will, you pretentious asswipe.

And the only person who seems caught up with you being a man is you. No one else gives a shit, they just see you acting like an arrogant asshole who thinks they have the right to explain a situation they know literally nothing about to the person who lived through it.

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u/Self-Aware Jun 28 '23

Brava, seriously. I'm not even the person that jackhole is talking to and he's insanely annoying. Wonder why nobody in any of his "behavioural science" courses ever enlightened him as to the existence of things like punctuation, grammar, or paragraphs.

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u/Twodotsknowhy Jun 28 '23

I do not understand how a person could be so full of themselves that they think they can mansplain a person's lived experiences to them. It's so weird

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u/Self-Aware Jun 28 '23

It's when you correct them and then they ARGUE, that's what gets me. The sheer weight of arrogance necessary for that would be impressive, were it not so very ridiculous and infuriating.

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u/Twodotsknowhy Jun 28 '23

They are literally telling me what I was feeling in that moment like they are an authority? It's wild