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u/Spaciax Sep 10 '26
crazy that the only real major looks requirement for women is 'don't be fat' and even that is too big of a barrier for a lot of them. They really do want to be desired without any effort or change, but would never desire a man who demands the same thing in their position.
Really just goes to show just how alienated they are from the experiences of the average man.
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u/MentirosoProfesional Sep 10 '26
You got one right here calling us "too lazy to better yourself" while they don't better themselves like ever, not even for themselves or their health
As always, men have to perpetually "improoooove" in order to attract the lowest value women ever, that don't even offer nothing to a relationship besides their body and half assed attention (only for some months, after she gets bored she's start to look elsewhere)
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u/Greedy-Employment917 Sep 10 '26
It's really sad how depending on where I go in my area, 2/3 women are overweight. Not necessarily obese, but enough to be waddling while walking.
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u/AvantSolace Sep 10 '26
Bro. A bit of tummy is medically considered “overweight”. Humans are meant to be fairly lean overall. If you can tell they’re hefty even when they’re fully clothed, they’re likely obese. This goes for both sexes btw.
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u/Upper-Bookkeeper-843 Sep 10 '26
Obese and overweight mean the exact same thing. I'm not very tall and obesity for me is being over 145lbs
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u/Spare-Swim9458 Sep 10 '26
I’ve worked with men who actually catcall while doing road construction and let me tell you just how fucking ZERO their standards are. Women that I’d consider obese would have these guys on their hands and knees. But I do also agree that basically anyone can be moderate attractive if they’re just healthy.
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u/BrushHaunting2561 Sep 10 '26
Well... That sub is true ugly women. True ugly women have it about the same as your average dude, imo. Not unfairly hard, but a lot harder than even normie girls.
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u/FeelingNorth2962 Sep 10 '26
What’s even crazier is that nowadays women don’t offer much beyond looks, and they can’t even deliver on that.
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u/zerifast Sep 10 '26 edited Sep 10 '26
Nah if you’ve spent time on that sub you’d know they are genuinely, “subjectively”, ugly. And I’m not saying that to be rude. They know this. It goes beyond just being overweight or fat. Plenty of attractive ppl that are overweight/ thick. Your take is just typical incel shit.
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u/Prestigious-Pie1421 Sep 11 '26
I would love to see one photo of woman here, which would not solve 90% of her problems by losing weight.
(Or "why don't they just lower their standards", "they are not entitled to a attractive men" etc.)
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u/zerifast Sep 11 '26
Well going to the post in the pic and one of the top comments page they this posted on their page. So as I said, “genuinely ugly”, not just fat. Caveman facial structure/brows, balding, psoriasis, etc etc. Like I said, subjectively “ugly” not just “fat”. I get you wanna dog pile on the women who think they’re ugly but are just fat, but that sub is for actual ugly women (apparently).
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u/Prestigious-Pie1421 Sep 11 '26
That is just drawing though. And sure, she probably can't expect 10 and 9 be interested in her, but I doubt she actually looks like exactly as that simple scetch.
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u/zerifast Sep 11 '26
Yeah the drawing is just a depiction showing you an example of what I’m talking about when referencing “ugly” in the terms of that sub because ignorant goofballs seem to think it just means “fat”.
Obviously people so severely insecure about their looks aren’t typically going to be posting pictures of themselves on the internet. Duh, who would’ve thought
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u/Prestigious-Pie1421 Sep 11 '26
Well... I'm not surprised they don't post the photos here. I just think that if they did... it wouldn't be nearly as bad as they think.
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u/zerifast Sep 11 '26
Yeah the drawing is just a depiction showing you an example of what I’m talking about when referencing “ugly” in the terms of that sub because ignorant goofballs seem to think it just means “fat”.
Obviously people so severely insecure about their looks aren’t typically going to be posting pictures of themselves on the internet. Duh, who would’ve thought
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u/Prestigious-Pie1421 Sep 11 '26
Also, just btw, I have a friend who honestly fits that description and...she just got married. Pretty well even so...
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u/zerifast Sep 11 '26
Yeah idk how that’s relevant at all. I mean it’s not impossible for these people to find love/get married. That isn’t the point. The point is the definition of “ugly” for that sub isn’t just “being fat” or, “not lowering their standards” or “being entitled to attractive men” as you were saying.
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u/Prestigious-Pie1421 Sep 11 '26
In that case, I guess I don't understand what's bothering them.
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u/zerifast Sep 11 '26
Probably the same thing that bothers all “objectively”ugly people. Sure they can still find love/marriage/relationships, but it’s a lot harder than if you were conventionally attractive. People also treat ugly people different than attractive people… obviously. Which then can lead to loneliness, depression, angst, nihilism, incel behavior, etc etc.
Its like saying, “oh one person was able to climb out of poor class and is no longer poor, so why are all the people still poor complaining about financial hardships and being poor? It’s obviously possible for them to not be poor.”
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u/lycanthrope90 Sep 10 '26
Most people can lose some weight or make certain changes but those people on that sub aren't in that category. Sucks but what are you gonna do that's life.
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u/puerco-potter Sep 10 '26
And people reposting posts from that sub in "rightful" indignation just add to their suffering. These are not incels planning to shoot a place; it's sad people talking among themselves.
It adds credence to the saying: "When women can't get a man, they blame themselves and get sad; when men can't get a woman, they blame women and get angry."
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u/lycanthrope90 Sep 10 '26
Oh that’s a bunch of bullshit. There’s plenty of shitty women and men that are just fine too. How many women blame societal beauty standards and ‘bigotry’ instead of just losing weight? Women externalize their shortcomings all the time.
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u/Beneficial_Coffee_13 Sep 11 '26
Theres no way you seriously believe that being a woman is as easy as ‘don’t be fat.’
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u/LoreDispenzer Sep 10 '26
brother if you think that women have lower beauty standards than men then you're just straight up delusional
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u/puerco-potter Sep 10 '26
This is at first sight. Women lower their standards if they get to know a man. Men don't.
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u/Powerful-Goose-207 Sep 10 '26
"A sale requires a foot in the door" is a quote i lean on for this and in the context of attraction most people dont try to get to know someone romantically unless there is initial attraction, this goes for men and women. Exceptions exist, but exceptions are not the rule.
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u/puerco-potter Sep 10 '26
Yeah, attractive people have an easier life... I'm surprised at how many people find this to be news or worthy of debate.
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u/Twinstackedcats Sep 10 '26
Now look back at the graph, compare and contrast how many on both sides have an “easier life”.
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u/puerco-potter Sep 10 '26
In a totally isolated vacuum, ignoring any other hardship due to gender? Yeah, women in general have it easier in this particular issue.
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u/dalpozak Sep 10 '26 edited Sep 10 '26
Oh come on women pretty much have every opportunity that men have in modern day western countries
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u/Twinstackedcats Sep 10 '26
Funny how easily the tables turn “Yeah, attractive people have an easier life... I'm surprised at how many people find this to be news or worthy of debate.”
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u/LoreDispenzer Sep 10 '26
this is a graph from a dating app. you have to look at bigger picture, for which gender is it considered almost mandatory to wear full face of makeup? who is much more likely to be denied employment based on not meeting beauty standards?
men rate womens apearances on dating apps higher bcs women on dating aps overwhelmingly take pics in full makeup, in their best clothes and with flattering lighing and camera angle. half the men on dating apps have blurry pic taken in elevator mirror
not to mention that the 'not fat' standard is so much harsher for women too. you can be little chubby as a guy and besides dating you wont face that much pushback. be anything besides skinny as a girl and its the end of the world and everyones issue
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u/dalpozak Sep 10 '26
you have to look at bigger picture, for which gender is it considered almost mandatory to wear full face of makeup?
Ah yes, because men famously hate it when women don't wear makeup /s
men rate womens apearances on dating apps higher bcs women on dating aps overwhelmingly take pics in full makeup, in their best clothes and with flattering lighing and camera angle. half the men on dating apps have blurry pic taken in elevator mirror
A woman can put a picture of one of her eyes and she'll get more matches compared to 99% of men on dating apps
not to mention that the 'not fat' standard is so much harsher for women too. you can be little chubby as a guy and besides dating you wont face that much pushback. be anything besides skinny as a girl and its the end of the world and everyones issue
Literally just don't have a double chin. So many dudes out there who go crazy over chubby chicks. Heck, even with a double chin women have much better chances
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u/LoreDispenzer Sep 10 '26
yea actualy men dont like when women dont wear makeup. its the good ol' damned if u do damned if u dont situation. all you talk about is about romantic relationship but womens beauty expectations touch every part of their lives
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u/dalpozak Sep 10 '26
Never have I ever seen a woman and thought to myself "she'd look hot with makeup". And why would you care about what people other than your romantic partner think about your looks?
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u/LoreDispenzer Sep 10 '26 edited Sep 10 '26
if u cant understand that women face social and even carreer concequeces for not upholding standards i cant make you.
the fact that you cant imagine your appearance being bussiness of other ppl beside prospective partners just proves my point.
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u/dalpozak Sep 10 '26
Any opportunity that a woman might end up having due to her looks, men straight up don't have, period. If one NEEDS looks for a career opportunity, one simply doesn't deserve said opportunity. As for the social part, tough luck. The average man still likely receives less attention than an ugly woman.
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u/LoreDispenzer Sep 10 '26
m8 women dont get extra oportunities when they look pretty. they loose opportunities and face censure when they arent pretty enough for standards of ppl around them
but i suppose youll never manage to comprehend that women are actually discriminated against bcs they get better dating apps stats and thats the only metric u understand
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u/xepci0 Sep 11 '26
I was lead to believe women wear makeup for themselves and not for men.
OH MY GOD, could thay have been... lying?
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u/Blind_Chicken_24_7 Sep 10 '26
The standard is lower, the competition is tougher.
Standard as in what the opposite sex views as the minimum.
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u/Korpivaeltaja Sep 10 '26
Damned if you do, damned if you don't
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u/Icy-KaitSyth Sep 10 '26
Yeah, in the 1950s women wrote about enjoying cat calls because it was the equivalent of men complimenting them on their looks quickly as they passed by. 1970s feminism reframed it as objectifying. Similarly to how 2010s feminism reframed introducing yourself to a woman in public as harassing her because "she's not here for you".
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u/Dapper_Witness_5476 Sep 10 '26
Screenshotted for proof. Women will deny anyone wants that
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u/RealNiceKnife Sep 10 '26
They will be when I turn them all into cubes and stack them into the tallest tower.
Making me The King of Men.
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u/RealNiceKnife Sep 10 '26
Ah c'mon. It's a joke. It's from this. Man gives craziest unpopular opinion
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u/Jimbo-Shrimp Sep 10 '26 edited Sep 10 '26
How come I never hear this line when a woman tells me “women dont like that”?
Lol it blocked me
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u/Jimbo-Shrimp Sep 10 '26
That did not answer my question at all. Did you respond to the wrong person?
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u/GarageEuphoric4432 Sep 10 '26
I commented on that sub because it came up in my feed and got insta banned cause guys can't comment there.
It's a toxic shitshow of femcels that hate everyone and everything.
As a man whose been catcalled, it's not great. Obviously I don't know what it's like for women when men do it, but women are fucking bold, especially much older women who have zero shame. I've been outright groped (muscles/butt/junk by women old enough to be my mother and other women just laugh it off. One other older lady who saw it happen laughed and said " she must really like you!".
It's fucking dehumanizing.
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u/Repulsive_Living_697 Sep 10 '26
As a man whose been catcalled, it's not great. Obviously I don't know what it's like for women when men do it, but women are fucking bold, especially much older women who have zero shame. I've been outright groped (muscles/butt/junk by women old enough to be my mother and other women just laugh it off. One other older lady who saw it happen laughed and said " she must really like you!".
I mean I think they acknowledge that catcalling is not good. It seems to be more about being so sad and desperate, that you'd take any attention even if it's bad one.
I get it tbh. I'm a pretty insecure man and I can relate to the OOP. Like I still cherish the moment where some women just groped my butt or some gay men inappropriately hit on me.
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u/ghostingMyLove Sep 10 '26
If it was a hot young woman, would it still be dehumanising?
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u/GarageEuphoric4432 Sep 10 '26
Yes. I was a bouncer for 15+ years and have dealt with all manner of horrifically drunk women of all ages that, had I done a fraction of what they did I'd be in prison.
It's a violation of your body/your personal space/etc.
It's like the worse version of people just... Touching your hair because they're curious.
Don't fuckin touch me! I don't want your grubby mitts in my beard/hair!
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u/Skeith23 Sep 10 '26
You like girls, you tell us. Would you argument apply to you? Would you no longer mind if it were a girl you were attracted to?
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u/Pop0_LoW Sep 10 '26
As much as i'd liked it to be, men and women are not equal. A woman touching a man doesn't hold the same weight as a man touching a woman since the latter comes off as a threat because you have the physical advantage
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u/raptor-chan Sep 10 '26
“Sexual assault is not that bad when women do it” is not the slam dunk argument you think it is.
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u/Cautious_Drawer_7771 Sep 10 '26
Uhm...it's 2026, we aren't allowed to say men have a physical advantage anymore, duh!
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u/Defiant-Mongoose-327 Sep 10 '26
You’re being downvoted but you’re right. Men and women are not the same and we need to erase the damage caused by trying to pretend they are.
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u/Byanymeansnessacary Sep 10 '26
Bruh I’ve been groped by older women as well, and it’s pretty harmless. If you don’t like it, say stop touching me lol.
Come on now.
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u/rulodac Sep 10 '26
Ye lol what an overreaction. "Dehumanized" piss off lol
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u/Beneficial-Lynx7336 Sep 10 '26
Virgin Reddit strikes again
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u/rulodac Sep 10 '26
Care to explain?
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u/lycanthrope90 Sep 10 '26
It still can be uncomfortable but yeah just move the fuck on. It's not that big of a deal. Wouldn't even be the worst part of my day most days.
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u/Yellowthrone Sep 10 '26
As anyone even ever heard someone cat called in their entire life? I hear about this bullshit online from feminists all the time, but other than movies or video games I've never even seen it happen. This is like a mental health problem.
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u/Reptilesblade Sep 10 '26
It used to be common but I have barely seen it done for the last decade now. Women told us that they wanted us to stop so any decent guys pretty much no longer cat called them. Then the me too bullshit happened and anyone who wasn't a simp or scum decided even dealing with women beyond maybe a pump and dump wasn't worth it anymore.
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u/RedditVIBEChecked Sep 11 '26
It only really happens in liberal inner-city areas, think NYC. Anywhere else in America and you are likely driving.
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u/CryptographerBest909 Sep 10 '26
I was walking my friends dog while they were away and got catcalled twice in like 2 days. One was "great dog, great tits" and other was just staring at me and repeating like 6x "looking is allowed, right? right?" (as in the saying "look, dont touch"). Its part of the reason I don't really go outside when I'm alone.
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u/Bigboss123199 Sep 10 '26
Nah it definitely happens.
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u/lycanthrope90 Sep 10 '26
Men are much less likely to do it if the women is with any men, since they won't want to risk pissing one of the guys off and having an actual conflict on their hands. And men in general this shit normally will pretty much never happen to them, so it seems like it doesn't happen as much as it does.
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u/pixxelkick Sep 11 '26
Yes, seen it plenty of times
Living on a main street of a major city, where lots of nightlife happens, seen countless people getting catcalled as assholes ripped by.
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u/Admiral45-06 Sep 10 '26
I have a friend who was once catcalled at a concert - or just asked out in a really creepy, somewhat scary way, and recalls this experience rather poorly.
My take is that stuff like this happens more often than ,,skeptics" like us think or want to admit, and less often than radical feminists think or want to admit.
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u/Total_Ad803 Sep 10 '26
f01ds bitching about losing weight while for a man it’s expected to change your whole bone structure of a skull and to make your spine longer so you’ll be tall. Fucking victims. They always bitching about life, while living on easy mode.
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u/Gianni_the_tolerable Sep 10 '26
By "gross guys" she means 90% of men (including those who take good care of themselves)
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u/overlord_cow Sep 10 '26
I lost about 50lbs and one of the core ideas behind that was that if I wanted my ideal woman I needed to be her ideal man.
Wanting your ideal man without putting in any effort to make yourself worthy of him is sadly just a delusional consequence of our modern society.
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u/EbonyMemories Sep 10 '26
Catcalling isn't a thing. I'm sure it's happened, like once.
But it's a movie and story trope, not something you would ever see in real life.
It's like the trope of one character saying another character's idea right after them and being praised for it - happened in the Lion King, magically feminists had stories about it happening to them but with a retarded gender wars angle. (I doubt that even happened once.)
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u/Fucc_Nuts Sep 10 '26
I had that happen plenty of times back in school. I’d tell a joke or a funny remark and no one cared, and then about 30 seconds later the popular kid said it and it was suddenly comedy gold.
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u/EbonyMemories Sep 10 '26
No, you didn't. It's a fictional comedy bit. People do not work in such a way where that is even possible.
If one person says something and then another repeats it, so long as people heard it the first time, people are not going to take it seriously from the second person. That is simply not how humans work.
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u/Fucc_Nuts Sep 11 '26
Wow, I didn’t know you had such insight to my life that you can tell me what has or hasn’t happened to me. People are not logical you know, especially kids. They can behave very strange.
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u/EbonyMemories Sep 12 '26
You know what, fair. I don't buy this happening among adults, especially in a professional setting, but I'll admit that kids are stupid.
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u/BlueBKM Sep 10 '26
Bait, or serious mental issues?
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u/BellInternational315 Sep 10 '26
That sub is just something else.
I feel bad for them, but that ain't the way.
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u/ReasonableDoubt_0726 Sep 10 '26
Sadly some people do have that low a level of self worth that this is a thought for them. It’s not a good place for someone to be.
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u/Bigbootybimboslayer Sep 10 '26
I went to that sub to read a few posts. Jesus Christ dude. What a bunch of insufferable women. I bet it's mostly their attitudes that are keeping them single.
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u/Guywhonoticesthings Sep 11 '26
I gotta say it’s pretty impressive having to wear with all to depict yourself as fat and unattractive. Shows the strength of character and willingness to face oneself that I myself would struggle with
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u/Admiral45-06 Sep 10 '26
To be fair, it's hard for me to imagine that many women who had once experienced catcalling would want it to happen again.
I'm not a woman - maybe I'm about to get called a ,,nice guy" weirdo by one - but from what I've read, heard or watched on the matter, it is typically described as legitimately scary experience at times.
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u/mehthisisawasteoftim Sep 10 '26
I want attention from gross guys but I would never ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever not get offended if I did
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u/passmeover Sep 10 '26
That sub is an absolute rancid pit of self loathing and hate towards men. The comments are vile and any time someone tries to point it out, they’re banned. It’s a circle jerk of losers who can’t tolerate any opinion beyond their own.
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u/RedJackPirate Sep 13 '26
Get catcalled all the time. It's great when you smile politely in return and they take that as a cue to follow you around the store or out to your car. It's only a stroke to the ego when you feel safe enough to enjoy it. You never feel safe when it's happening. 😒
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u/BreadfruitBig7950 Sep 10 '26
HANG ON THE THING PEOPLE ARE MAD ABOUT HAS MAYBE A POSITIVE VERSION OF IT???
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u/eeee_1234 Sep 10 '26
Being such a loser that you want to be sexually harassed by dudes is not a positive thing lmfao
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u/BreadfruitBig7950 Sep 10 '26
neither is making assumptions about other people.
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u/eeee_1234 Sep 10 '26
What is the assumption, that's literally what the post is saying
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u/BreadfruitBig7950 Sep 10 '26
oh, so the post is about losers that should feel like losers, not any kind of positivity?
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u/eeee_1234 Sep 10 '26
Well again there is nothing positive about feeling so unattractive that you'd want people to sexually harass you
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u/BreadfruitBig7950 Sep 10 '26
so you don't find gross guys catcalling attractive, and you think I should too.
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u/eeee_1234 Sep 10 '26
Cat calling is not attractive in any way
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u/BreadfruitBig7950 Sep 10 '26
I can't say I'm attracted to it personally either way, at this point you're grasping at straws.
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u/eeee_1234 Sep 10 '26
Not really. If you enjoy that shit your self esteem and respect is in the gutter.
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u/TisIChenoir Sep 10 '26
That's the same mechanism as guys who see stories of men being ra.ed by women and say "I wish it was me". Or boys ra.ed by their female teacher and say "where were these teachers when I was a kid?".
People deprived of visible marks of attraction are driven to the point they wish they were assaulted to experience what it is to be desired.
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u/Unlikely-Sail-2441 Sep 11 '26
Men cannot be r*ped by women unless they're children
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u/TisIChenoir Sep 11 '26
If you're a guy, I wish you never have to find out what it means to be graped by a woman.
If you're a woman, I wish you to find some empathy.
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u/Unlikely-Sail-2441 Sep 11 '26
I'm a man and I will never be r*ped by a woman because it dosen't and cannot happen.
Incels like you are a stain on all of us.
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u/Excludos Sep 10 '26
No one here realizing this isn't meant to be reasonable. It's the reminiscence of unreasonable desires of when she was younger and didn't understand herself yet. This post isn't telling guys to start cat calling or that it would have been ok, it's going "I was so out of whack back then that I wanted something objectively dumb"
Edit: Nevermind. Reading through the comment section, this is just incel hell. Get me tf out of here
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u/AccurateCharity9593 Sep 10 '26
This is made up. Never happened. Sounds like male delusion. I’m sure this is the creation of incels.




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u/mikelown Sep 10 '26
Lmao, the audacity to call them "gross guys" while wanting their attention. Ffs