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#4 - tenaciouslee (11/29/2015) [-]
Woes before hoes, amiright?
#1 - thelizardlord (11/28/2015) [-]
Haha ha ha yeah that isn't true. I will find someone. Just you wait!
We'll hold hands and kiss and cuddle and stuff. You wait and see!

#110 to #1 - thepizzadevourer (11/29/2015) [-]
Hang in there, my friend.
User avatar #125 to #1 - mvtjets (11/29/2015) [-]
Merely pretending
#3 - crutos (11/28/2015) [-]
Because approaching a woman and who don't deem you attractive enough will get you labeled creepy (And for a really long time, if you go to school/uni/college with her) or downright get you arrested for sexual harassment and/or rape now a days.
#76 to #3 - Kadzait (11/29/2015) [-]
Shhhhh, your autism is showing.
User avatar #97 to #76 - crixuz [OP](11/29/2015) [-]
Oh no, It`s retarded
User avatar #152 to #97 - Kadzait (11/30/2015) [-]
Yep, I'm retarded for not generalizing all women as man-hating ************ machines that exist only to put us "nice guys" down.
User avatar #99 to #76 - plasticcup (11/29/2015) [-]
>dark blue name
>spends all day on the computer
>probably fat single and lazy
>le maymay arrows.
User avatar #153 to #99 - Kadzait (11/30/2015) [-]
>baseless claims
>it takes one to know one
>I know you are, but what am I?
User avatar #116 to #76 - mrsixinch (11/29/2015) [-]
you disgrace blue names everywhere
User avatar #151 to #116 - Kadzait (11/30/2015) [-]
Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't realize it was such an honor to have had an account for longer than a couple months.

Wait... it isn't.
#35 to #3 - araell (11/29/2015) [-]
yeah, keep telling that to yourself
User avatar #36 to #35 - crutos (11/29/2015) [-]
I've witnessed how being labeled creepy by a girl destroyed a guy's dating life and partly his social life. Don't give me that **** .
#37 to #36 - araell (11/29/2015) [-]
So what, some girls are bitches. That doesnt mean you should spend rest of your life jerking off to futas like admin does.
User avatar #38 to #37 - Whaaaaaaaaa (11/29/2015) [-]
Hey Admin is living his dream life, but I can see this guy's pointed.
#118 to #37 - anon (11/29/2015) [-]
Woah whats your problem with futanari? They need love too, for their human size cock
#109 to #37 - checkemninja ONLINE (11/29/2015) [-]
Obviously,but it's still a very unfair double standard that deserves to be addressed instead of acting as if its completely the dudes fault
#101 to #36 - sumbohde (11/29/2015) [-]
it'll only destroy it if you let it destroy it
#7 to #3 - sherlockbatman (11/29/2015) [-]
**sherlockbatman used "*roll picture*"**
**sherlockbatman rolled image**
stop being so ******* ugly
User avatar #79 to #3 - enlightednatzie (11/29/2015) [-]
only if shes 9 year old dude
User avatar #93 to #79 - demonlordxsixtyfor ONLINE (11/29/2015) [-]
Old enough to pee is old enough for me
User avatar #6 to #3 - Viceroy (11/29/2015) [-]
Oh come on man you don't really belive that do you?
I mean if you come up to group of girls with nothing to say, that might get some awkward stares. But It's not like every girl has pepper spray and an inherit fear of men. Just find a girl with a cool tshirt and start with a compliment.
User avatar #9 to #6 - commoncrunch (11/29/2015) [-]
How hot are you?
User avatar #10 to #9 - Viceroy (11/29/2015) [-]
I look like a girl.
User avatar #11 to #10 - commoncrunch (11/29/2015) [-]
Question still stands.
What sex are you, and how hot are you?
User avatar #12 to #11 - Viceroy (11/29/2015) [-]
I'm a boy, and I've been told I'm like a 7 at the highest.
User avatar #14 to #12 - commoncrunch (11/29/2015) [-]
I'm just concerned that attractiveness and confidence can blind one to the difficulty in attempting to meet people.
User avatar #16 to #14 - Viceroy (11/29/2015) [-]
I assure you, I am neither conventionally attractive nor confident in my speaking ability. I've been called a 7 by like, 2 girls, and a weirdo by most others.
But that's why I don't approach girls willy nilly. If I approach any girl I see, I won't have anything to say.
But, if by chanve a girl has a **** or backpack with something about comic books or video games on it, then I have something to work with.
"Hey, I really like your Superman shirt, I'm a big fan of Superman."
"Oh, cool, I only really watched the cartoon."
"You should check out some of the comics. There's this one where..."
She may not say yes if you ask her out, she probably already has a boyfriend, from my experience. But as long as you don't approach them like they might be afraid of you, they won't be.
#47 to #3 - anon (11/29/2015) [-]
No, you get labeled creepy for being creepy. Women are rational and decent people, and in the overwhelming majority of cases the worst you can expect for approaching one is a more or less polite rejection.
Christ.
Go outside.
User avatar #98 to #47 - colossusshadow (11/29/2015) [-]
I get approached by guys a lot and if they ask if they can take me out sometime or ask for my number i politely decline, but they often don't stop there, and keep going.
I see the people who complain about being labeled as "creepy" as the guys who don't LET IT GO when I turn them down and instead think it's a good idea to keep talking to me.
User avatar #71 to #47 - platinumaltaria (11/29/2015) [-]
Actually the only major difference between something creepy and something romantic is whether the girl likes you already or not. That's not to say some things aren't exclusively creepy, but nowadays it's "creepy" to talk to a girl who didn't fill out a consent form in triplicate.
#105 to #71 - anon (11/29/2015) [-]
>It's creepy to act toward a girl you don't know as if you already have some sort of platonic or more relationship with her.
>And thus it is socially unacceptable to strike up a conversation.

Grow some ******* balls.
User avatar #113 to #105 - platinumaltaria (11/29/2015) [-]
Even something as innocent as talking to a girl can be perceived as creepy.
#123 to #113 - anon (11/29/2015) [-]
User avatar #126 to #123 - platinumaltaria (11/29/2015) [-]
Yes, let me get that restraining order LIKE A MAN! Manhood has nothing to do with being a complete idiot.
User avatar #56 to #47 - commoncrunch (11/29/2015) [-]
Picture your typical fedoralord.
How would he go about not being creepy without changing who he is?
User avatar #83 to #56 - fukkendragonite (11/29/2015) [-]
>Take off the fedora
>Shave the neckbeard
>Lose some weight.

Report back to me when you've done that for stage two. Most of the creepy guys refuse to even attempt to get past stage one and that's their problem.
User avatar #107 to #56 - plantain (11/29/2015) [-]
Well that's just it. If you have a flaw, you should work on getting rid of or at least mitigating it.

For example, if you tend to go on and on about stuff without noticing that the other party isn't interested, you should try to change that. If you stay inside your house on 4chan all day and never do anything to try to improve your mind or just admire the beautiful world we live in, you should try to change that. Not just for women, but for yourself.

Also, you might want to elaborate on your fedoralord status, maybe post a picture. You're being a bit too vague for anyone to really help.
#91 to #56 - anon (11/29/2015) [-]
are you talking
User avatar #23 to #3 - gigaidan (11/29/2015) [-]
Some years ago I met a guy in class. He was obese and not particularly good looking in any way... he asked me if he could sit next to me in class... I said no... not because he was fat, or ugly, I usually don't care about that... but because earlier that day, when talking to him he was openly staring at my breasts... while smiling, pretty much grinning... not giving a discrete look every now and then, no. Staring. It was ******* creepy, obnoxious and truth be told, it kinda scared me a little... after that I would openly avoid the guy and sit as far away from him as possible.

Conclusion: let's cut the crap here for a second. Neither all women nor men are complete assholes, and neither is the poor victim of the other gender. Put yourself in the shoes of many women and you'll understand many things. I understand that for most guys it's hard to approach a girl, and that leads to many faux pas from them, but also understand that some of these faux pas are downright creepy and weird, and women have the right to feel weirded out, or even scared depending on the situation and yes, there are many inconsiderate bitches out there. But saying that all women are like that is as fair as saying all men are heartless douchebags

Also, please, pleeeease understand this: women ALSO fear asking out/talking to the guy they like. We are all humans, and we all have fears/insecurities. It's equally hard for us. No. The usual line most of you use of "you are a girl, you just need to say you want sex and anything with a penis will jump your way". That's not fair. And you know it. It's not about finding "anyone desperate enough to bang me". It's about liking someone so hard it hurts, and knowing the awful fact that they are way over your league. That **** hurts. Having a penis or not is irrelevant.

And yes, men can also be total douchebags to girls they don't find attractive. There was this guy in highschool I really liked. In one party I was sitting in a chair, he approached me and said "you wanna dance?" I was very happy. I said yes, stood up and went to "dance". I turned around, he wasn't there. He was sitting in the chair I was using, laughing with his friends. It was a joke to take my chair. Maybe not a big deal now, but at the time, it pretty much crushed the little self-esteem I had.

Again, neither gender is a particular victim of the other. Both have considerate individuals, total assholes, and of course, complete sociopaths. It's life, and that's how humans are. The only thing we can do, is to try to understand each other and not to cause any more pain to the other. Just be kind to others, that's all.

Sorry for the rant. Have a nice day.
User avatar #25 to #23 - cumberdale (11/29/2015) [-]
"He was sitting in the chair I was using, laughing with his friends. It was a joke to take my chair."

Damn, that's pretty ****** up. Asshole
User avatar #49 to #23 - Whaaaaaaaaa (11/29/2015) [-]
Come off it chica the staring at your tits wasn't the issue.. if he was toned and hot you'd let stare at your chest fat sacks all day cause you'd feel attractive.. It because he wasn't attractive end of story.. **** don't sit here lie to us so you don't look shallow.
#103 to #49 - anon (11/29/2015) [-]
You actually assumed that, because she is a she, she's a whore for attention. I don't think I need to say what that makes you, but I'm going to anyway.
User avatar #111 to #103 - Whaaaaaaaaa (11/29/2015) [-]
Not making an assumption. I basing my idea off decades actual experiences with countless female friends and co-worker.

But if you're leaving to white knight somewhere else fine.
#127 to #111 - anon (11/29/2015) [-]
lol
User avatar #54 to #49 - spoopyskeleton (11/29/2015) [-]
Don't sit and lie like if a 9/10 wanted to **** your pathetic ass you wouldn't let her.
If a 2/10 landwhale hit on you who was staring into your eyes all day, you would totally be creeped out.

Although you'd take anything you can get probably.

It goes both ways.
User avatar #60 to #54 - Whaaaaaaaaa (11/29/2015) [-]
not saying it doesn't my white knight friend. I'm just calling ******** on the whole "he was Obese but it wasn't the reason." We are all shallow. Even you.
User avatar #61 to #60 - spoopyskeleton (11/29/2015) [-]
I am very shallow. We all are. Who gives a **** if she was being shallow.

Also, fat creepy autists can be.... Well... Creepy. It does happen.
User avatar #64 to #61 - Whaaaaaaaaa (11/29/2015) [-]
again not disputing it so I don't see what your point is. I'm just calling out the ******** in the last post.
#69 to #64 - spoopyskeleton (11/29/2015) [-]
I'm saying people CAN be creepy. You don't know what happened in her situation.
User avatar #112 to #69 - Whaaaaaaaaa (11/29/2015) [-]
if you look at what was posted and break it down then what I am saying will make sense.
User avatar #86 to #49 - gigaidan (11/29/2015) [-]
Not really, man. It's a matter of respect too. I would rather have a good looking guy compliment me or something?, yes, absolutely, who doesn't?. But when someone stares at you that way, you don't see it as ugly or handsome.... is just... annoying... you really feel like saying "dude, seriously? my eyes are ******* up here".

That I could find it endearing? maybe, but there must be some sort of spark first, and just because is a handsome guy it doesn't mean there is going to be chemistry, or sexual tension immediately. There may be some attraction, yes. But if I'm talking to you and you are only interested in my boobs, any kind of attraction is going to die. I would like to have your attention in what I'm saying, I would like to see if the physical attraction goes beyond just that, and if we could have something in common, or if he thinks I'm funny. **** like that. If he doesn't respect me enough to actually listen to me, then I'm not interested in him either.

That being said, yes, there are many girls that like that kind of attention. I'm just not one of them. I'm more of the kind that if someone stares at me for too long I feel more awkward than flattered
User avatar #150 to #86 - thegamepixel ONLINE (11/30/2015) [-]
so if the guy you like had been the one staring at your tits, you wouldn't let him sit next to you when he asked?

It's also ******** to say that women equally fear asking out the guy they like, because while they may feel that way, they generally aren't the ones asking the guys out. Generaly when a guy asks a girl out and she turns him down, it spreads and that makes the guy feel like a piece of **** . If its someone from school or work that you have to see every day, it makes you not want to take that risk in the first place.
User avatar #158 to #150 - gigaidan (12/03/2015) [-]
As I said. Maybe if there was some strong attraction, or even already a relationship, I wouldn't have mind. Would you really judge me for that? Just don't think that a "handsome random guy" would have an immediate free pass to stare at me like a piece of meat. As I said, it's a matter of respect. If I meet any guy who is more interested on my boobs than what I'm trying to say, there is not going to be any spark, just disgust, and discomfort. No one likes to be stared at, I think. And I'm not hungry for attention, either I usually just try to pass unnoticed, to be honest

Yes. It is indeed a very unfair social construct that usually guys have to be the ones to ask out. It is slowly changing, though. There are more girls that say " **** it" and go for it. I'm sorry if you or any friend got rejected and mocked. It must have been really hard. I just hope you/them don't give up on finding someone who likes you/them back. There are many good fishes out there, don't to let the rotten ones ruin your life.
User avatar #159 to #158 - thegamepixel ONLINE (12/03/2015) [-]
I don;t know the situation, but it seemed like there wasn't a relationship or mutual attraction of any kind between you and the guy I refered to which is why I used him as an example, but wtv.

I'm not hurt over anything, but its a common sentiment amongst guys and I'm just trying to say that it is more of an issue for them for that reason. More women are asking guys out though, which is good.
#161 to #49 - anon (12/15/2015) [-]
Or just stfu because not everyone is willing to have sex with the next person because they ask it or show it. If someone doesn't want to get laid with you or even be your friend you can keep walking to another place.
User avatar #34 to #23 - crutos (11/29/2015) [-]
Yeah I can certainly see how some guy and his friends laughing at you is the same as when a guy approaches a girl and she labels him creepy. They have forgotten all about stealing your chair after 20min and it stays among him and his friends. Being labeled creepy spreads faster than you can say "social-suicide", at college there was this guy in my class who liked this girl, he was average looking, down to earth, just the "average Joe" so to speak. she labeled him creepy after he had approached her and his dating life was over then and there and most of his social life too, he had to mingle with the other out-casts/socially awkward people because noone else wanted to be his friends in fear of being put in the social-outcast group and destroying their own social-life in the process...
User avatar #87 to #34 - gigaidan (11/29/2015) [-]
It's not a competition, dude. I'm not trying to show that I had it worse than anyone. I'm just saying that, before calling someone names, we should try to understand that there could be something behind it.

And well, maybe a dumb prang is not the same as having your reputation ruined, but how many stories have your heard where an asshole calls a girl a whore out of spite, and that also ruins her reputation forever? one asshole/bitch ruining another person's life/reputation is not new, nor is it the sin of just one gender against the other, so I don't see your point here.

Again, let's not pretend that one gender is the poor victim of the other. Life is a bitch to everybody, regardless sex, age, religion, etc. Fighting to see which gender has it worst/is worst, is not going to solve it, so why bother?
#26 to #23 - kingderps (11/29/2015) [-]
You would never have the nerve to talk to a badass Alpha like me.
User avatar #89 to #23 - ronniesan (11/29/2015) [-]
lmfaooo that story was ******* savage. sorry that happend to you tho, that's the type of **** that stays with you
#27 to #23 - nirin ONLINE (11/29/2015) [-]
I'm having a hard time equaling the rational fear of social-suicide and/or getting your self arrested and then raped in prison with the rational fear of being rejected.
User avatar #29 to #27 - gigaidan (11/29/2015) [-]
I'm just saying that not all women are bitches that are going to call the police if you approach them. And that sometimes a completely innocent approach can be interpreted as creepy in some unfortunate cases. That doesn't make the woman evil or a bitch. It was just a misunderstanding. And most of the times this is going to lead to her awkwardly avoiding you, rather than her calling the cops. There are sociopathic bitches, but that's the exception, not the norm...
#30 to #29 - nirin ONLINE (11/29/2015) [-]
Nah i get you, just stating that both aren't equal.
User avatar #31 to #30 - gigaidan (11/29/2015) [-]
Not at all.
User avatar #24 to #23 - commencingfailure (11/29/2015) [-]
To be frank you're giving me the impression you're insanely insecure. I mean that fat ugly guy probably wasnt staring at your tits, you feared he was. Either that or he was a complete peanutbrain to still think he'd be on your good side when asking to sit next to you. Doesn't add up. Imagine what it would've done to his self esteem as in comparison to your "let's dance" example.

The real difference between men and women is that women are generally more pretentious(they're plenty of reasons for that, and it by no means means that women are worse than men). They are more likely to see stuff that isn't there, like your "staring at my tits" example, and more likely to say "omg what a creep :^)" due to them being more insecure(arrogance always finds its roots in insecurity somewhere). It's all due to meta culture, but I hope you realize it's true.
User avatar #28 to #24 - gigaidan (11/29/2015) [-]
Well, yes. It's a possibility. But when you are wearing a plain shirt (no drawings, or words or anything) and the guy is looking below your eye line to a high that could be considered chest-high, it is hard to think anything else. Again, this happened in my teens/early twenties, so yes, I was pretty insecure at the time.

But that's exactly what I'm trying to explain. It could have been nothing, but because of my insecurity I saw as something else. Was it the guy's fault? probably not, but I'm also human, I have many defects. Saying that women are just plain mean to men it's unfair. Something could have happened that she saw/understood different than you. That doesn't make us villains. Just different.
User avatar #20 to #3 - herecomesjohnny (11/29/2015) [-]
nah stop having your head in the internet ass, a hot girl gets approached all the time everywhere
#21 to #3 - commencingfailure (11/29/2015) [-]
GIF
Meh it's usually more your own doing than you'd dare admit. It happens to be that it's become, and pretty sure always was, normal for men to approach women first. Plenty of people just roll with that, so the competition between men is far greater than the other way around. Simply put, men are generally more likely to give a girl who asks him out a chance than a guy who asks a girl out.

With this comes that men are generally less pretentious than women are(excuuuuuse me, but it really is true). This has to do with other meta culture, because women's standards for looks are much higher than for men. Hence we usually don't see makeup on men but plenty on women. Women aren't bad people, they're usually just way more insecure and thus tend to act like "oh what a creep, how dares he ask me out!"(simply to make themselves feel good).

But in the end you shouldn't have any prejudices. I mean I'm not a good looking guy(by your standards prolly a 6,5/10) but I do have a girlfriend who's incredibly pretty(really no less than a 9/10). So yea it's possible with the right attitude.
#13 to #3 - anon (11/29/2015) [-]
Looks do have a strong role in this. That is the one place where i'm going to say that girl that replied to you is flat wrong.

If a hot guy and a nasty **** say the same thing, the girl is going to be more forgiving for the hot guy.

And i'm not calling girls shallow necessarily, since guys do it too. Definitely spend some time at the gym and keep yourself in good hygiene, you're going to wanna look good.
User avatar #8 to #3 - moldybreadcrumb (11/29/2015) [-]
For the most part, we hope men will hit on us.
There's a fine line between being creepy and being flattering, and it's not really in looks. It's in how they do it that makes a difference.

I guess there's a correlation between one's looks and ones confidence, but i've been asked out by people before who uh...went swimming in the bad end of the gene pool...and i was utterly flattered. It was clearly thought out.
On the flip side of things somebody who asked me on a date prior to that, who was much better looking, wasn't the case. I would never ask out a guy over facebook messenger whom i only know through class, and I would hope that others wouldn't want to do so to me.

If you're going to ask someone out, put enough effort into it to show them that they're worth the effort.
User avatar #57 to #8 - optimussum (11/29/2015) [-]
i get this

im not exactly attractive but im easy to talk to and i think girls appreciate that

i have a more attractive friend and my last 2 gfs were people he tried to "woo" but couldnt because he's retarded
User avatar #15 to #8 - commoncrunch (11/29/2015) [-]
>i've been asked out by people before who uh...went swimming in the bad end of the gene pool...and i was utterly flattered. It was clearly thought out.

It doesn't sound like they were successful in arousing any interesting in you.
User avatar #17 to #15 - Ruspanic (11/29/2015) [-]
regardless, she didn't call them creepy or accuse them of sexual harassment. Obviously some attempts at asking girls out are going to result in failure.
User avatar #53 to #17 - commoncrunch (11/29/2015) [-]
All I'd like to know is how much failure can be expected.
User avatar #117 to #53 - Ruspanic (11/29/2015) [-]
Depends on a lot of things. Your looks, your hygiene, how you dress, your personality and confidence levels, knowing what to say, which girls you pursue, the context/place in which you pursue them, etc. No one's going to have 100% success and you're not entitled to anyone agreeing to go out with you.
User avatar #130 to #117 - commoncrunch (11/29/2015) [-]
Personally, I don't even like I'm entitled to have friends, much less a significant other.
User avatar #131 to #130 - Ruspanic (11/29/2015) [-]
You okay?
User avatar #145 to #131 - commoncrunch (11/30/2015) [-]
In looks? Barely.
In the head? Kinda.
User avatar #157 to #145 - moldybreadcrumb (12/01/2015) [-]
My head is on fire, but my feet are fine.


Anyway anyway anyway, hygene's the most important. I know it sounds stupid here, but one of the things i notice most about guys is how they smell.
I'd recommend EEEVERYBODY in existance to get some sort of draw scent bag to put in yoru closet and pants draws to give their clothes an attractive scent.
That and a daily shower is always the best bet. Greasy hair is always a huge no-no for either gender.
Just always keep up with hygene and do whatever you want to do to make your confidence in yourself show.
If you want to dress as a punk rocker in a pink tutu, do it.
What will get you a girlfriend or boyfriend won't be what what you wear, but how you wear your confidence.
At least, that's my experience.

Don't get me wrong, confidence isn't easy to come by. But if you can fake it, add just a small strut to your walk and smile, it goes a very long distance.
User avatar #156 to #15 - moldybreadcrumb (12/01/2015) [-]
I really do like him as a human being. I enjoy his company and i feel happy and content around him.
So i told him i'd go out with him, but that i don't see any situation in the future that would result in a happy ending.

I'm not picky about looks, but i don't want to be with someone repulsive.
But we had a nice time.
He's moved on, gotten himself a boyfriend, and him and i are good friends now.
User avatar #100 to #8 - shyyguy (11/29/2015) [-]
How about over the phone...?
User avatar #122 to #100 - moldybreadcrumb (11/29/2015) [-]
Text or phone call?
Also, if you got their number without them aware you know their number, that's no bueno as well.

If you do ask someone out over phone call, don't ask them to be your boyfriend/girlfriend. Ask them if they wanna go somewhere with you first, and once you're there, have a nice time, and ask them in person.

At least that's what i'd do.

A phone call is always better than a text. Hands down.
User avatar #134 to #122 - shyyguy (11/29/2015) [-]
Definitely. I asked her straightforward through FB for her number, and I've been texting her for awhile now. I planned to call her to ask her out, as well.
#22 to #3 - Urfriedrice (11/29/2015) [-]
The **** kind of beta fedora ass answer is that? Are you asking her out for some coffee or are you groping her at gunpoint? You and everyone who liked your comment are the ones who are gonna die alone.
User avatar #33 to #22 - peanutsaurusrex ONLINE (11/29/2015) [-]
it happens

its rare






but it happens
User avatar #52 to #33 - spoopyskeleton (11/29/2015) [-]
So that's not the point in his comment? It's rare I can get hit by a car walking down the street.

Do I stop walking down the street and call every driver a cunt?
No.
User avatar #67 to #52 - peanutsaurusrex ONLINE (11/29/2015) [-]
The **** kind of beta fedora ass comment is that?
User avatar #84 to #52 - lolollo (11/29/2015) [-]
You don't stop walking down the street, but you sure as **** don't stop looking both ways before crossing either...almost as though the precaution is still a valid concern.
#41 to #3 - mytwocents (11/29/2015) [-]
he is right.
i once tried to date a girl in school. but some feminazi must have called the cops. cannot get closer than 250 meters to that school now.
User avatar #45 to #41 - stupro (11/29/2015) [-]
That's because you're a 40 year old man and she was an elementary school student.
#46 to #45 - mytwocents (11/29/2015) [-]
well, yes, but it was true love.
User avatar #48 to #46 - stupro (11/29/2015) [-]
Well, damn them then! Damn them to hell!
#51 to #3 - spoopyskeleton (11/29/2015) [-]
Yeah, tell yourself that.

Tell yourself you don't have the balls to approach a woman, and instead blame it on information you hear from the internet.

How about you actually approach a woman in the right environment, and see how it goes.
The same goes for woman. They can get turned down and insulted by trying to get with guys.

Also, getting arrested for sexual harassment/rape because you approached a girl? What dream world do you live in? Does every woman you know live to be a cunt? Or do you just get your information from /r9k/ who believe every woman is evil?

User avatar #81 to #51 - enlightednatzie (11/29/2015) [-]
I blame the jews chad
User avatar #55 to #51 - commoncrunch (11/29/2015) [-]
Imagine, if you will, a 5;7, 300 lb 22-year-old, whose hobbies are frequenting FJ, watching plenty of anime, and playing video games well into the night.
What WOULD be the right environment?

Also,
>Also, getting arrested for sexual harassment/rape because you approached a girl? What dream world do you live in? Does every woman you know live to be a cunt? Or do you just get your information from /r9k/ who believe every woman is evil?
I get my information on expectations of a woman's reactions from Tumblr.
User avatar #59 to #55 - spoopyskeleton (11/29/2015) [-]
Well, stop being a fat cunt and do something about it.

If you want to be more attractive to woman, do something about it, first of all. It happens to women as well. a 300lb landwhale isn't going to get hit on or even have a chance compared to somebody fitter.

"I get my information on expectations of a woman's reactions from Tumblr."
That is literally one of the most autistic and stupid things I have ever heard. You are hopeless if you actually believe that women on tumblr represent every woman out there.
User avatar #62 to #59 - commoncrunch (11/29/2015) [-]
I said, what would be the right environment for it, not how to fix it

Also, there are a ******* of women on tumblr compared to other sites. Seems logical.
User avatar #63 to #62 - spoopyskeleton (11/29/2015) [-]
Okay, right environment for picking up girls you don't know beforehand? A club/pub. An event of some sort, Something that gets your fat ass out of the house. Unless you build a friendship with somebody from school/college.

But being a fat autist, your hopes are slim no matter where you are.

Also I guess I should just assume every guys opinions are taken straight from 4chan then? if I'm going by your logic. Seriously that is stupid as **** and just harming yourself thinking like that.
User avatar #65 to #63 - commoncrunch (11/29/2015) [-]
1. And if I don't like drinking?
2. You browse FJ, you're just as vulnerable to autism.
3. How is that harmful thinking?
#104 to #65 - bwiedieter (11/29/2015) [-]
1. You don´t need to drink alcohol at a pub. Very feeble excuse.
2. We browse FJ, but are otherwise functioning adults. The world isn´t black and white like that.
3. You´re throwing yourself into a deep dark place by avoiding social contact because you extrapolate the MO of Tumblerinas onto every female human being on this planet. You´d be much better off not restricting yourself by fearing that everyone is out to get you.
User avatar #68 to #65 - spoopyskeleton (11/29/2015) [-]
Then go to some sort of event, or take up a sport, join a club.

But i'm done speaking to you. You're obviously set on your ways.

Keep feeling sorry for yourself and blaming women for your problems. You're really just a fat autist with no hopes of changing.
User avatar #70 to #68 - commoncrunch (11/29/2015) [-]
Have you ever watched The 40-Year-Old Virgin?
I have a similar mentality. I love and respect women so much, I fear them.

I feel like I can't do anything to succeed when it comes to the dating scene.
All the effort, and for what? Whoever I talk to can merely just say no, and make it all worthless.

Haven't you ever felt that way?
User avatar #73 to #70 - spoopyskeleton (11/29/2015) [-]
Well. No. I'm 20 and have plenty of female friends. I talk to them like human beings, like I would any of my male friends.

Don't be afraid of them, they ARE just human. Don't get too strung up on a girl for her to just say no, THAT has happened to me and you just need to accept it and move on. It happens to everyone.
User avatar #75 to #73 - commoncrunch (11/29/2015) [-]
Another question I have is, how long should one go on as a friend before making any attempt at making more romantic gestures?

A year? A decade? When?
#128 to #55 - anon (11/29/2015) [-]
The things you've listed are not your problem. It actually sounds like you're very similar to my boyfriend and those things are all part of why I like him. Your problem is you're generalizing women and as soon as you do that you stop treating us like people and that's when we get creeped out
User avatar #129 to #128 - commoncrunch (11/29/2015) [-]
I know it's reasonable to treat people like people, but things never go anywhere when I do, so I try to say something, but I get such trouble for it.
#133 to #129 - anon (11/29/2015) [-]
What're you saying?? I just don't see a scenario where a girl will cause you trouble cause you politely asked her on a date or whatever unless she's a narcissistic bitch and you offended her vanity by even thinking you had a chance with her in which case good riddens to her
User avatar #119 to #3 - philopsychological (11/29/2015) [-]
2 / 10 not smooth enough irl
#160 to #3 - anon (12/15/2015) [-]
...that pic. Do you mean people are supposed to go to a cafe to get laid? Not just you know, drink something ?
User avatar #58 to #3 - optimussum (11/29/2015) [-]
>approaching women with romantic intent straight away
>not building up a gradual friendship first

no wonder
#32 to #3 - anon (11/29/2015) [-]
Well move to Russia, we're not sick like your western jewish leaders!
User avatar #39 to #32 - Whaaaaaaaaa (11/29/2015) [-]
no in Russia you just beat and rape your women.
#44 to #39 - mytwocents (11/29/2015) [-]
given the choice:

A: be the rapist
B: be the victim
User avatar #115 to #44 - Whaaaaaaaaa (11/29/2015) [-]
Well seeing how now a days I can be both.
User avatar #114 to #74 - Whaaaaaaaaa (11/29/2015) [-]
you know for like the a century Russia has lied about their crime rates to make them seem not a violent as the US?
#124 to #114 - alfrsa (11/29/2015) [-]
By that train of thought you can't trust any information put out by any government. And besides, why change the rape ratio and leave the homicide still so high? And furthermore not everything revolves around the US.
User avatar #155 to #124 - Whaaaaaaaaa (12/01/2015) [-]
its not a train of thought.. up till recently Russia flat out lied about their crime rates. Only recently has the national crime rate and crime rates of third party groups conflicted.
User avatar #132 to #32 - BNofuv (11/29/2015) [-]
what is the difference in Russia?
#2 - anon (11/28/2015) [-]
GIF
#19 - gimmyjibbs (11/29/2015) [-]
I like this comp, since it makes my fetish not seem as disgusting.

Of course It's not an instinct thing, but I'll take what I can get.
User avatar #42 to #19 - kjoni (11/29/2015) [-]
Could be any out of piss, vomit, darts, gore and snuff... and of course zoophilia... and dying alone... what a turn on
#50 - solarisofcelestia (11/29/2015) [-]
If I were a male bee, I'd live to the maximum age.
#18 - DivineInfinity ONLINE (11/29/2015) [-]
Organic darts, you say?
#66 to #18 - thecrayzeeman ONLINE (11/29/2015) [-]
Zergs just want to love you to death.
#106 to #18 - anon (11/29/2015) [-]
Legacy of the void multiplayer threw me for a hoop I tell you hwat
#96 - seras (11/29/2015) [-]
GIF
Bees cumming so hard their balls explode. Must be some good pussy.
User avatar #121 to #96 - frikinfrik (11/29/2015) [-]
They literally bust a nut, amirite?
#94 - lotengo ONLINE (11/29/2015) [-]
This behaviour is not exclusive to parrots. Japanese ppl are also into it.
User avatar #92 - cookiel (11/29/2015) [-]
Damn nature, you scar....gross
User avatar #78 - ogthegreat (11/29/2015) [-]
Funny, but social anxiety is a thing. The thought of being rejected by someone you deem highly ******** is paralyzing by itself.
User avatar #80 to #78 - reican (11/29/2015) [-]
rejected? hell i can barely try to be social at all with people i don't know without wanting to just go home, go to sleep and just hope nobody remember me being there
User avatar #95 to #80 - articulate (11/29/2015) [-]
Sucks. You're missing out on the feel of connecting with another human. How often do you make eye contact?
User avatar #135 to #95 - reican (11/29/2015) [-]
honestly I only do it when it's business related or someone i already know well.
otherwise i avoid it, i try now and then but usually avoid it.
#136 to #135 - articulate (11/29/2015) [-]
Try doing it more often. People will feel more connected to you, and you to them. It's also a great way to see if a girl is interested. This one tip will help you the most I think. The next step is hard too though (talking to them.)
User avatar #137 to #136 - reican (11/29/2015) [-]
yeah i know, but i never have anything interesting to talk about anyway
User avatar #139 to #137 - articulate (11/30/2015) [-]
And whatever you say don't screen yourself. If you say something stupid or awkward then you have one less awkward thing you'll say the next time (hopefully you don't repeat things found to be bad lines.) Eventually you'll know better what to and what not to say.
User avatar #138 to #137 - articulate (11/30/2015) [-]
It's more about them anyway. Just ask open ended questions about anything. Then, using information gained from their answer, ask more questions.
Example 1:
You: Hey, what are you up to tonight?
Them: Going out with some friends.
You: Where to?
Them: A bar.
You: What's your poison?

Etc, etc. You can't know what they'll say in advance which is what makes it fun. It's an exercise in thinking on your feet.
User avatar #140 to #138 - reican (11/30/2015) [-]
perhaps.
Usually when i go to the local pub i just usually stay by the pool table and then I end up focusing on that mostly. Especially if I'm playing against a girl then I just focus only on the pool because I feel if i start talking, I'd just be a bother. But I guess I can try it out.
User avatar #141 to #140 - articulate (11/30/2015) [-]
Just talk to them. If it works out you're gonna end up talking to them a lot anyway. If not then it just wasn't meant to be.

What are some of your hobbies?
User avatar #142 to #141 - reican (11/30/2015) [-]
hike, camping, data, tv series, might start with roadtrips when i get car and license, pool
User avatar #144 to #142 - articulate (11/30/2015) [-]
Cool, hiking and camping? Do you backpack?
User avatar #146 to #144 - reican (11/30/2015) [-]
nah, would be boring to BP alone.
User avatar #148 to #146 - articulate (11/30/2015) [-]
Maybe we could do it together some time?

Boom. Successfully hit on.
User avatar #147 to #146 - reican (11/30/2015) [-]
Plus i wouldn't have much time for that lately after i got a new job 6 months ago
User avatar #149 to #147 - articulate (11/30/2015) [-]
Nice. That shows a strength and commitment.
User avatar #143 to #142 - reican (11/30/2015) [-]
so it's not much
User avatar #88 to #80 - nidhugg (11/29/2015) [-]
This dude knows what's up :C
#120 - BraindeadBuddha (11/29/2015) [-]
That went pretty dark suddenly
That went pretty dark suddenly
#72 - commoncrunch (11/29/2015) [-]
All those comments under >>#3 make me wanna ask for an objective list of what WOULD get a short, fat guy labeled creepy to most girls.
User avatar #85 to #72 - lolollo (11/29/2015) [-]
"What do you mean?"
*see a ******* of comments being vague as **** while acting like its the most obvious **** in the world.*

Yeah. Dude. That's just funnyjunk being funnyjunk. It comes with the conservative overtones.
User avatar #102 to #85 - commoncrunch (11/29/2015) [-]
This did not help.
#5 - anon (11/29/2015) [-]
GIF
Y'all sound pretty lonely. Take a class, go to the gym, whatever. Gain confidence and a relationship will come to you.
User avatar #82 to #5 - kavrick ONLINE (11/29/2015) [-]
This is good advice, why is it getting thumbed down?
#40 to #5 - anon (11/29/2015) [-]
i dont get why this got downvoted.
User avatar #43 to #40 - kirkbot ONLINE (11/29/2015) [-]
then I don't get why you are allowed to use the internet
User avatar #108 - dingdongz (11/29/2015) [-]
>going to a bar on purpose
I'd rather stay at work the extra 2 hours
User avatar #90 - makethingsworse (11/29/2015) [-]
The Polar bear one is just what a long term relationship is... except it's just (usually) threatening to tear their face off and not actually doing it.
#77 - proudtoserve (11/29/2015) [-]
Before I read the fact I thought the giraffe just had it's horn shoved up the other's ass.
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