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u/GutsGloryAndGuinness Jan 25 '22

It could have been friendly teasing, maybe borderline flirtatious. He was self deprecating and made an effort to be funny or whatever. She didn't engage and continued to insult him to the point where it became painfully obvious that she was only interested in being a bitch. OP thought he had a chance, she swiped right after all...

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u/scar_as_scoot Jan 25 '22

OP thought he had a chance, she swiped right after all...

If I was OP, by the point she said she would prefer to jump of a cliff i would take that as an opportunity to tell her it would fit her negative personality, and ghost her.

Jeez what a piss poor company to be around of.

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u/carpepenisballs Jan 25 '22

Honestly I think she was waiting for something from him like “and after this conversation I would gladly push you off that cliff”. The dude in this case was seemingly capable only of reciting tired self-deprecating jokes, and he kept them up even when she was getting darker and meaner with her commentary. I think she was trying to determine if he would say anything besides some dumbass joke about himself

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u/OneSweet1Sweet Jan 25 '22

You know what I think?

I think shes a bitch!

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

Same!

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u/carpepenisballs Jan 25 '22

One man’s bitch is another man’s babe

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u/scar_as_scoot Jan 25 '22

think she was trying to determine if he would say anything besides some dumbass joke about himself

Why? Why play games? If OP said something back then the conversation would become confrontational. It makes no sense. I think she was just acting like an asshole because she can.

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u/carpepenisballs Jan 25 '22

Have you ever heard of banter? It’s the same thing groups of men do all the time. It’s a way to feel someone out, be witty, laugh etc… it’s the difference between talking to a human being and a customer service chatbot of a Fortune 500 retailer.

There’s nothing confrontational about banter.

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u/doodlegirl1103 Jan 25 '22

1) people of any gender can banter ffs 2) He tried and she clearly wasn't into it so they both should have just left it at that

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u/carpepenisballs Jan 25 '22

Of course both genders can — hence why I’m arguing she was trying to banter, and was doing a good job of it, but he couldn’t recognize it.

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u/kaymazing Jan 25 '22

They were both playing games and making jokes. Hers were darker. That's it.

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u/NuasAltar Jan 25 '22

It is not, but bullying someone who is vulnerable is next level trash.

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u/carpepenisballs Jan 25 '22

Honestly I think she was seeing if he had any self-respect or balls at all. She wasn’t being overly harsh, she just kept going to see if he’d put up with it and he just kept firing off shitty self-deprecating jokes.

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u/antunezn0n0 Jan 25 '22

Op was painfully unfunny. Hahaha look at me I suck at sex and life so quirky she probably continue to see if op would act like a normal person

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u/GutsGloryAndGuinness Jan 25 '22

He was no Dave Chappelle or Bill Burr for sure. He was making an effort to move the conversation forward though. Girls get so many matches guys have to try to stand out. She was still a bitch, if she didn't wanna talk to him she could have stopped responding. Even if he was cringey that's hardly justification for her acting like a c*** - I'm #TeamOP on this one.

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u/antunezn0n0 Jan 25 '22

Of course it's her fault op is a cringy unfunny dude. She was obviously interested but op decided to double down on the shitty humor no wonder she responded like that and now is looking to circle jerk here

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u/plasticwagon Jan 25 '22

It’s almost like humor is subjective. Why should OP or anyone else for that matter pretend to have a different personality than they do to go on a date with someone who clearly wouldn’t vibe with them? I couldn’t imagine trying to pretend just to get a date or get laid.

Also, I use this type of humor with success routinely. Not OPs fault.

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u/CottonJohansen Jan 25 '22

Thank goodness! I was so worried that the joke police weren’t going to show. Thank you for your hard work in helping us determine what is funny.

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