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12 Aug 2017, 9:21 am

- One-upmanship. Yes, I know, everything I've ever done in my entire life you've done it slightly better. Everything I say you have to have comeback with as to make me look less intelligent, even though I wasn't trying to create an argument in the first place. Now kindly f**k off and talk to somebody that cares.

- Turning into as*holes whenever someone they need to "impress" (nearly always women) is nearby. Sometime their guyfriend and that safety net of being in a pack.

- Guys who feel they need to 'tutor' you on how to pick up girls. Like your a young brother or some s**t. Like they believe they are masters of seduction and experienced. f*****g jackass.

- The "manly" guys (or guys that think they're tough) who think "If you do this thing / that you're a p****/fag/pansy". It gets realld quick. I had a redneck coworker say something once about my 'looking too poofy', and I point blank told him that if he's so insecure about hairstyles, maybe he's the one who is less of a man


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12 Aug 2017, 9:24 am

Sometime World wrote:
- One-upmanship. Yes, I know, everything I've ever done in my entire life you've done it slightly better. Everything I say you have to have comeback with as to make me look less intelligent, even though I wasn't trying to create an argument in the first place. Now kindly f**k off and talk to somebody that cares.

- Turning into as*holes whenever someone they need to "impress" (nearly always women) is nearby. Sometime their guyfriend and that safety net of being in a pack.

- Guys who feel they need to 'tutor' you on how to pick up girls. Like your a young brother or some s**t. Like they believe they are masters of seduction and experienced. f*****g jackass.

- The "manly" guys (or guys that think they're tough) who think "If you do this thing / that you're a p****/fag/pansy". It gets realld quick. I had a redneck coworker say something once about my 'looking too poofy', and I point blank told him that if he's so insecure about hairstyles, maybe he's the one who is less of a man


You've more or less said everything I would've said myself, especially the last one. There is a surplus of them in the Bible Belt.



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12 Aug 2017, 9:52 am

Marknis wrote:
Sometime World wrote:
- One-upmanship. Yes, I know, everything I've ever done in my entire life you've done it slightly better. Everything I say you have to have comeback with as to make me look less intelligent, even though I wasn't trying to create an argument in the first place. Now kindly f**k off and talk to somebody that cares.

- Turning into as*holes whenever someone they need to "impress" (nearly always women) is nearby. Sometime their guyfriend and that safety net of being in a pack.

- Guys who feel they need to 'tutor' you on how to pick up girls. Like your a young brother or some s**t. Like they believe they are masters of seduction and experienced. f*****g jackass.

- The "manly" guys (or guys that think they're tough) who think "If you do this thing / that you're a p****/fag/pansy". It gets realld quick. I had a redneck coworker say something once about my 'looking too poofy', and I point blank told him that if he's so insecure about hairstyles, maybe he's the one who is less of a man


You've more or less said everything I would've said myself, especially the last one. There is a surplus of them in the Bible Belt.


You live in the bible belt don't you lol?


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12 Aug 2017, 10:47 am

SilverBoltsisWmax wrote:
Marknis wrote:
Sometime World wrote:
- One-upmanship. Yes, I know, everything I've ever done in my entire life you've done it slightly better. Everything I say you have to have comeback with as to make me look less intelligent, even though I wasn't trying to create an argument in the first place. Now kindly f**k off and talk to somebody that cares.

- Turning into as*holes whenever someone they need to "impress" (nearly always women) is nearby. Sometime their guyfriend and that safety net of being in a pack.

- Guys who feel they need to 'tutor' you on how to pick up girls. Like your a young brother or some s**t. Like they believe they are masters of seduction and experienced. f*****g jackass.

- The "manly" guys (or guys that think they're tough) who think "If you do this thing / that you're a p****/fag/pansy". It gets realld quick. I had a redneck coworker say something once about my 'looking too poofy', and I point blank told him that if he's so insecure about hairstyles, maybe he's the one who is less of a man


You've more or less said everything I would've said myself, especially the last one. There is a surplus of them in the Bible Belt.


You live in the bible belt don't you lol?


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12 Aug 2017, 11:38 am

The jerks, bullies and harassers.



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12 Aug 2017, 12:36 pm

Guys who think hate carries superlative qualities.


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12 Aug 2017, 5:32 pm

I'm a "pseudo-male," and I can say I hate the "Cult of Toughness."

As a man, you're expected to be tough at all times.

It's annoying.


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13 Aug 2017, 6:21 am

I don't hate anything about other men. I don't even believe i have ever met two men who were alike to be honest.


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13 Aug 2017, 6:57 am

White knighting and virtue signaling.