A Blunt Perspective on Dating and First Impressions
This meme features a black-and-white illustration of a couple in an intimate moment, paired with a provocative caption. The text suggests that women do initiate romantic interest, but posits that a lack of such experiences for some men is due to their physical appearance. The image uses a manga-style aesthetic to deliver a cynical take on modern dating dynamics and social interactions, sparking conversation about the perceived barriers to romantic connection.
Only time girls have taken interest in me is on LinkedIn. And, for exactly the reasons you are thinking of...a BJ! Basic Job
When somebody asks you out it's just that person thinking they are prettier than you
One time a girl gave me a note with her number, so apparently not.
Well I've had girls come up to me, so I know I'm not ugly (according to this post), but I AM dumb for not realizing what they wanted...
beauty for women is what they are told is beautiful, look at different countries and cultures and you will see
When girls only go for the top 20%, despite being a 5/10, there's a good chunk of us who aren't "too ugly". Men are usually more aware of their standing. I believe I'm around "average" in handsomeness as I'm not fat, no neckbeard or pizza face and average height.
You misspelled 'poor'.
One of my friends is an absolutely annoyingly hot guy. Known him for 25 years now. Back in our teens, whenever we went out, multiple girls would hit on him, even suggesting they could date both girls at once. Even now, woman keep throwing themselves at him. Its only then, that yo
Sad but unfortunately very true. One friend in my group of friends gets approached by women all the time, often multiple times a night, every time we go out. Weirdly enough one of our other friends (not the same one) is very successful in online dating, but is hardly successful i
A girls idea of making the first move is to make eye contact, which is unfortunate because they also think just because they made eye contact with you, it doesn't mean they like you. You're just supposed to know the difference.