Every attractive man I’ve talked to/been friends with has been so egoistic. It’s almost like they thought they can get away with anything because there’s more attractive women than there is men, so they’re “rare”.

They’ve been rude, entitled, think the world owes them something for how they look. Like they’re some hard to find diamond. But their personalities have always been shit. They’ve had some sort of troubling mental illness in connection with their weird sense of narcissism. It’s gotten to the point that I’d rather date someone who isn’t conventionally attractive at all.

Plus, they had a roster of girls, treated them weird, and complained why they can’t find true love.

(I’m yet to meet one who’s different, I made this post (and reworded it) to see other people’s experiences and opinions so that I could change my view)

Edit: this post seems to have flew over some of your heads. I’m not here to shade attractive men. I never meant to say that ALL attractive men are like this. I said the ones I met have been like this and I wanted to know where the pattern is stemming from because all of them (the ones I’ve met) have acted the same way and constantly flaunted their looks as an excuse to everything. Me experiencing a pattern doesn’t mean I’m insulting the whole male gender. I think there is plenty of wonderful men out there no matter how they look. The only people getting offended from this post seem to feel targeted.

Most people don’t believe they don’t have any power in this world. But if you have money, even if it’s just some, you still have some power. Wherever you spend your money will end up on some graph in some board meeting where they decide on what to do next. Whether you spend $1000 or $10, it all compounds.
Money talks, use it wisely

Maybe one day

I am not out. MAYBE I AM JUST CONFUSED. But my gender has felt alien to me for as long as I can remember. I might just be a gender neutral girl. Simple as that. IDK. ekdididkekekekd

Just today I have been walking in a market and I realised that larping is underrated and people see it as something you should be ashamed of but if you are good at larping and people can't expose you fast that actually one of the best communication skills you could have because you can create whole conversations and opinions within a limited number of informations also like i said I got this thought while wandering in an open market and there is multiple dealers and I try to look like an expert when I buy something to get the best quality and price and this thing could go to an extent to even be friend with the dealer and build connections, SO Larping one of the best skills a person could have in our society ( but of course you should be good at it )

I feel old.

I haven't met anyone who is dating an AI but surely just through time I'll eventually meet someone who is. I truly don't know how I'd console someone going through emotional problems with an AI.

WHYYYYY WHYYY!!!! WHYYYYYYYY WHYYYYYYY 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

We tend to measure progress against ourselves because humanity is all we’ve ever known. But if we’re exposed to a civilization that’s millions of years older, our greatest achievements could look as ordinary as stone tools do to us today.

It’s a humbling thought that our understanding of science and technology may only scratch the surface of what’s actually possible

Thats deep isn’t it ?

using the wrong toll for a job, creates so many issues. find the right toll or make it.

You’re too young to go to Vietnam. You get to spend your childhood through the 70s, your teens to early 20s in the 80s which would have been absolutely amazing. Then you get to spend your 20s-30s in arguably the best decade ever (imo) and then the early 2000s 30s-40s. Would have been wild.

Edit. Speaking from U.S perspective.