One thing I hate about us women...

We, lie.

When a guy asks for help over the internet and says he is ugly and therefore can't get girls, you say something like:



Posts like the above are absolutely rampantly thrown across the whole worldwide web whilst irl experience will shun anything ever said of this nature of statistical value.

It really pisses me off. Give it to him straight: You're ugly, yes, you heard me sir, YOU'RE UGLY. Don't approach me, I feel offended that you think I am on your caliber of sexual attractiveness. I want my trey zongs or dicaprio 'cause I'm bootyfull.

That's what I hate about us, because I also used to lie over the internet. Now I provide the real reason whenever a situations calls for it i.e. your face isn't up to par.

http://puahate.com/forumdisplay.php?f=23

The probability of find someone who holds the eyes to admire this mans face for it's beauty is extremely small:

It is definitely subjective, yes, but there seems to be some objectivity in beauty. Tom Hiddleston will have quite a bigger pool of people admiring his looks than Susan Boyle for instance.

Ah, but she has a stunning voice. Voices can be extremely attractive. Although I'm not that way inclined so I don't fancy Susan Boyle.

But that is the issue at hand. If you see Susan Boyle across the room in a club, library, cafe, pub you're not going to know what her voice sounds like and many wouldn't bother finding out. However, if you were to see Tom Hiddleston or Megan Fox... Physical attractiveness is very important.

Yes, exactly! If a girl thinks a guy, who other people regard as ugly, is attractive, she's automatically lying.. well.

Works both ways. If you hear a voice that sounds like Janice from Friends you are not going to fancy them even if they look like Karen Gillan.

Voice can be important but not as important as other physical characteristics I would say. I would comfortable betting that in a poll people would rather sleep with Karen Gillan with a voice like Janice than Susan Boyle.

Works both ways. If you hear a voice that sounds like Janice from Friends you are not going to fancy them even if they look like Karen Gillan.

Oh, honey... you have a long way to go.

because it gives him the truth?

I am concerned about male incelism (involuntary celibacy) due to my cousin. He has absorbed the fact that he is facially challenged. If women told him the truth, that his face was not up to par, then he wouldn't have to go through painful rejections (which have now destroyed his self-esteem).

Hahaha Janice. True, true. And anyways.. is it really that important to standout in the crowd, like be very gorgeous or project beams of beauty or talk loudly in your beautiful voice, to find the love of your life? It works but is in no way important! This is why there is the saying "don't judge a book by its cover". Saying that "most people do judge" doesn't justify it. To each their own, really

We, lie.

When a guy asks for help over the internet and says he is ugly and therefore can't get girls, you say something like:



Posts like the above are absolutely rampantly thrown across the whole worldwide web whilst irl experience will shun anything ever said of this nature of statistical value.

It really pisses me off. Give it to him straight: You're ugly, yes, you heard me sir, YOU'RE UGLY. Don't approach me, I feel offended that you think I am on your caliber of sexual attractiveness. I want my trey zongs or dicaprio 'cause I'm bootyfull.

That's what I hate about us, because I also used to lie over the internet. Now I provide the real reason whenever a situations calls for it i.e. your face isn't up to par.

http://puahate.com/forumdisplay.php?f=23

The person you quoted didn't deny the OP's face may not be "up to par", at no point did they lie, they simply stated the very true fact that as girls are interested in more than just looks especially as they get older. Replying to someone's post about how they are ugly with "yes you are ugly" is totally unproductive, no?

Yeah, considering that half the time relationships start from friendships, or through meeting a friend of a friend or something, spotting someone in a crowd isn't as big a deal as some people think. When I met the last guy I fancied I didn't notice him at all, I was trying to hit on his friend! Who turned out to be gay But they were flatmates of one of my friends and me and this other guy bonded over our taste in music, and I developed a hopeless crush on him from then on.