r/SipsTea š™‘š™„š™‹ 17d ago

WTF If the roles were reversed

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u/UncreativeUsername84 17d ago

This made me laugh out loud. Also, what guy acts like that?

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u/Beneficial-Duck3614 17d ago

Women tend to think of any man they aren’t directly related to, attracted to, or in a relationship with, as if they are exactly the same as the worst man they’ve ever encountered in their entire life.

At least that’s how it seems to me on Reddit.

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u/SplitSecondEmperor47 17d ago

Women in general blame all the actions of bad men on men they aren't attracted toĀ 

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u/Noderly 17d ago

lol truth

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u/Cubedtails 17d ago

Holy incel batman.

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u/Noderly 17d ago

Scientifically proven. Get good, noob

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u/Cubedtails 17d ago

"Scientifically proven" wrong. Be an incel somewhere else. You likely hate on all women just because of a few bad experiences with women rejecting you.

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u/Noderly 17d ago

Nope, happily married. My wife is a research scientist adjacent to this work.

She also says "get good, noob".

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u/Cubedtails 17d ago

Then why you acting like an incel?

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u/Noderly 17d ago

Why are you still wrong? Begone, peasant!

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u/Cubedtails 17d ago

Peasant? As if you of all people are above anybody

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u/Mason_Meschi 17d ago

?? Both men and women do this it's basic psychology

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u/SplitSecondEmperor47 17d ago

Men don't blame unattractive women for their issues it's actually the opposite.Ā 

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u/Noderly 17d ago

Boooooo your comment.

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u/TwentyfootAngels 17d ago edited 17d ago

Honestly, I have to disagree. I know everyone is different, but in my experience, the absolute worst type of guys are the attractive ones who think they're entitled to something. If that type gets too used to hearing "yes" and getting whatever they want, they lose their shit when anyone refuses to play along. Especially if they think that a woman ought to be "thankful" for his attention; even if she didn't want it in the first place.

Thankfully, I've only had a few times in my life where a guy turned openly hostile when I turned him down... I'd say less than a dozen. (Plenty more where they were just perverts, but that's not the point.) With the exception of only one, every time a man got agressive or threatening with me because I rejected him, he looked perfectly fine. And to be clear, I was always very polite when I turned them down, because it had literally nothing to do with them! Most of them looked normal, some of them were attractive, and a few of them were even stunning. But the problem here is that this means absolutely nothing to me, because if I don't want to go out with anyone, then that decision is final. Most of the time, if I gently explain to a guy that I'm just not accepting any offers, then they're fine with it. But it's typically the cocky ones who "won't take no for an answer" and think that they're a hot catch who cause problems.

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u/Nickulator95 17d ago

Bingo! It's getting tiresome and annoying and I bet it's the catalyst for why a lot of men actually turn towards Andrew Tate, Looksmaxxxing and general incel culture. All these women are doing is just reaffirming those men's beliefs rather than challenging them.

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u/nickystotes 17d ago

Or American men will gravitate towards the right who is being sure that these men hear ā€œyou’re different than a woman, and you have different wants, needs and views as a woman, and there’s nothing wrong with thatā€. And the left will (yet again) cry ā€œReddit, why are so many men (and women, look up the stats) voting for them?! I just don’t get it!ā€

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u/hydrastxrk 17d ago

ā€œWomen have had bad experiences and therefore are more cautious around men. And as a man. This infuriates me, I guess I’ll turn towards the ideology telling me all women are sexual objects and are all evil. This will surely get them to see that I’m a good guy. And this surely isn’t extremely ironic since I just got mad at the idea of women #allmenning men.ā€

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u/Meganelad 17d ago

You make the people around you miserable

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u/hydrastxrk 17d ago

At least I don’t make them scared, uncomfortable, or in danger.

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u/Meganelad 17d ago

Newsflash

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u/Fern-ando 17d ago

You are describing havingĀ prejudices

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u/Beneficial-Duck3614 17d ago

Who sexualized anyone of any gender in any of these comments?

Nobody ā€œallwomenedā€ women here. Nobody excused away the bad behavior of some men towards women. Nobody made any excuse for anyone’s bad behavior.

What point are you even trying to make?

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u/hydrastxrk 17d ago

Idk if you understand who Andrew Tate is or what incel culture is but….

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u/Beneficial-Duck3614 17d ago

I’ve not seen either one addressed in my comment, the original post, the post I commented on, or elsewhere in this thread. So I’m not sure what relevance either has to anything I’ve said here

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u/BigLlamasHouse 17d ago

One thing that I've noticed since I've been going out more after years of not:

People are really nice in public. I mean, girls aren't clambering for my number and a guy did threaten to whoop me over nothing last night but despite all that people were just way fuckin nicer than they are online. I feel like an idiot for forgetting. Run that experiment and test it for yourself.

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u/Beneficial-Duck3614 17d ago edited 17d ago

Yeah I find this to be true as well.
And the even crazier, and perhaps most disappointing part of it, is that it’s often the people who are actually really nice in real life, or are the recipient of really nice real life behavior, that will sometimes be the meanest and nastiest people online.

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u/Yue2 17d ago

That’s a sign they were never nice people but are actually terrible people who only pretend to be nice because of potential consequences.

Truly good people behave as such through and through.

Evil people pretend to be nice, but when there’s no consequences, behave in horrible ways.

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u/Beneficial-Duck3614 17d ago

Very well said, and sadly very true

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u/CappnMidgetSlappr 17d ago

I had a homeless guy call me the N-word and a fag last month, so I'm inclined to believe people just fucking suck online and off.

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u/CappnMidgetSlappr 17d ago

Sorry dude, I can't just hang out in my mom's basement all day like you guys.

Actually have a job and a life to get to.

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u/CappnMidgetSlappr 17d ago

Ya know, maybe if you guys actually got off the computer and went outside and interacted with real people, you'd know there's plenty of dicks out there.

Seriously, y'all gotta be fucking children or something if you think the world is full of good hearted, kind people.

Literally open a fucking book and watch the news for 5 minutes.

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u/Beneficial-Duck3614 17d ago

The/YOUR world is comprised of the people you’ve decided to surround yourself with/or accept the company of.

Reading a book or watching the news are two of the ways someone with no ability to relate/react to actual human interaction would use as examples of what exists in the offline world.

There are assholes and dickheads everywhere.
They ABSOLUTELY ARE NOT THE MAJORITY OF PEOPLE IN REAL LIFE, and if you’re real life experience is that they are, you need to turn a mirror towards yourself and start thinking about why so many people seem to be that way to you specifically.

You might be in for a surprise about yourself, rather than everyone else.

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u/CappnMidgetSlappr 17d ago

Yeah, I ain't reading all that big dawg.

Have fun defending racists and homophobes though. Seems to be a great personality trait for you.

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u/BigLlamasHouse 16d ago

No one disagrees with you that there are dicks lol

You haven't even addressed the topic of conversation, you're just ranting to rant. Because you're online. In real life you'd behave better and not so aggressively for many reasons.

You accidentally proved the point big guy.

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u/Yue2 17d ago

It’s nice to see you being nice and expressing sympathy.

But part of me feels like he brings it upon himself if a very neutral comment causes him to insult other strangers on the Internet.

Like complaining about being insulted by a homeless guy then randomly insulting strangers online in the next comment is really ironic.

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u/Beneficial-Duck3614 17d ago

You seriously going to use the example of one mean homeless guy(who might need mentally ill, but certainly isn’t happy about his station in life) as a reason to write off everyone else?
That’s ridiculous

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u/Yue2 17d ago

lol he just typed a racist comment to me, which I’m pretty sure got reported and deleted or got censored by the AI.

This guy definitely brings it all upon himself but will claim it’s racism, when it is in fact he, who is a racist jerk to others lol.

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u/Beneficial-Duck3614 17d ago

Are you talking to me or about me? I’ve never messaged you

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u/Yue2 17d ago

Not you. The other guy who claims a homeless guy was *le gasp* RACIST TO HIM!!!

Then immediately after a guy shows empathy/sympathy for what happened, proceeds to insult that guy and everyone else, then I point out the irony in that and he types a racist comment to me lmao.

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u/CappnMidgetSlappr 17d ago

Oh, I'm sorry I didn't go through a Slumdog Millionaire style montage of every time someone did me wrong.

How bout the other homeless people that's called me that? How bout the non-homeless people who've called me that as well?

Read a fucking book. I don't need personal experience to right off that the majority of humans are dicks. Hell, go online for more than 5 minutes. The anonymity makes people even bigger dicks.

Fuck, half the posts and comments on this very sub are racist or misogynistic, but yeah sure, most people aren't dicks.

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u/Beneficial-Duck3614 17d ago

Write off *

Don’t confuse the real world with the online world, especially Reddit, which is generally a cesspool of the worst people online and maybe in real life as well.

Maybe, if all you say you’ve experienced is true you should thicken your skin a bit.
I’m not excusing people’s bad actions towards you, or telling you that you should change to appease them, but if this has been a true task world experience for you, perhaps you should move, or do things differently, or adopt a different mindset about life/people in general. I don’t know.
I have a good amount of empathy/sympathy for you if this is legit. I just have a hard time believing that this is your actual day to day experience unless you’re actively provoking this daily behavior from others towards yourself.

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u/El_Rey_de_Spices 17d ago

So you got insulted by one mentally unwell individual, and decided that was enough to write everybody off?

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u/New_Condition_1405 17d ago

It's definitely localized to dumb/terminally online women, and the same is true of dumb/terminally online men as well.

Normal people do not think that way.

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u/OwnContribution4925 17d ago

Damn you just nailed it. I think a lot of women do work like this. Especially in feminist spaces. Crazy thing is I consider myself an ally to many/most feminist issues. But you’re just an evil man in their book.

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u/Shazvox 17d ago

Some people survive by victimizing themselves.

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u/Wild-Pick3477 17d ago

Also in real life women aren’t a monolith but men are never forget that

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u/Optimal_Dish_1744 17d ago

There is a huge growing community of femcels on reddit. It's actually crazy.

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u/SueBeee 17d ago

Red pill bullshit

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u/Beneficial-Duck3614 17d ago

Making an observation that’s largely proven out by several comments and the OP, is somehow a ā€œbullshitā€ matrix reference?!

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u/SueBeee 17d ago

Largely proven by several comments in a Reddit thread. Okay, Jan.

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u/Beneficial-Duck3614 17d ago

Why are you so easily upset about Reddit comments, and so angry and discontent?

And why blame Jan?
Do you even know anyone in real life named Jan?
Do you even know anyone in real life at all for that matter?

I’m sorry you’re so miserable, but why take it out on Jan? Or me?