jimmusician
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Now, I don't want to make the sparks fly here with negativity, but here's a perspective on my love life.
Every time I attempt to meet a woman (most often online, because lets face it, I have hesitation problems with approaching women in real life), every conversation, every behavior that they portray is communicating back to me "I'm a woman, your a creepy man, and your looking to fresia me up the ass and leave like several others have before you."
Its always seeming to be about that to me. And ironically, I probably wouldn't dare do that, seeing as I am both a shy fetishist, along with just a politer than average (when I want to be) guy. Of course I have my quirks, but overall I've always wanted a companionship.
But realistically, I DO feel like part of the reason we have incel/love-shyness/loneliness issues that specifically focus on men is because there were several thousand guys that probably did just what was said in that quote. I know that several girls I've dated have had baggage. So in a way "men" have played the game, women have established new rules, and now anybody short of best sex appeal just gets looked down upon and passed over. I can't tell you now how few people go on myspace (the original place I'd go for "picks"), and how many women prefer to lurk on dating sites that show if you were looked at by who, and you rarely ever see a message.
Love is just a dream to me now I think. What about you?
Misandry is a perfect example of what I speak.
Every time I attempt to meet a woman (most often online, because lets face it, I have hesitation problems with approaching women in real life), every conversation, every behavior that they portray is communicating back to me "I'm a woman, your a creepy man, and your looking to fresia me up the ass and leave like several others have before you."
Its always seeming to be about that to me. And ironically, I probably wouldn't dare do that, seeing as I am both a shy fetishist, along with just a politer than average (when I want to be) guy. Of course I have my quirks, but overall I've always wanted a companionship.
But realistically, I DO feel like part of the reason we have incel/love-shyness/loneliness issues that specifically focus on men is because there were several thousand guys that probably did just what was said in that quote. I know that several girls I've dated have had baggage. So in a way "men" have played the game, women have established new rules, and now anybody short of best sex appeal just gets looked down upon and passed over. I can't tell you now how few people go on myspace (the original place I'd go for "picks"), and how many women prefer to lurk on dating sites that show if you were looked at by who, and you rarely ever see a message.
Love is just a dream to me now I think. What about you?
Misandry is a perfect example of what I speak.