A foid's bad luck vs a dude's bad luck

[BadLuck7892]

When you hear a foid complain about her "bad" luck (in terms of getting a guy), it becomes apparent just how privileged foids are.

A foid's idea of bad luck is: "Even though I get plenty of attention from dudes, I don't get any attention from my ideal man."

On the other hand, for a lot of men, we're unable to find anyone at all

Being unable to find your ideal partner (but still having other potential partners throwing themselves at you) sounds like a trip to Disney World compared to what us socially awkward men deal with.

 

[160cmcurry]

bad breath

 

[BadLuck7892]

Some foid I know through work (she works for a different company in my office building) was telling me the other day that she's having bad luck romantically (and hasn't been on a date in 4 years)

I then replied "It sounds like we might be wrong...but a lot of men are under the impression that simply by having female attributes, a woman gets suitors coming up to her"

She then admitted she's had plenty of suitors these past 4 years; they just weren't her type

(In other words, I turned out to be right about my claim that foids get suitors galore simply by having T&A)

 

[kyphoscoliosis]

 

[BadLuck7892]

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If I was short but neurotypical, I'd do better with the ladies than my average height autistic self does.

Being short by itself isn't the hurdle it gets made out to be.

 

[kyphoscoliosis]

If I was short but neurotypical, I'd do better with the ladies than my average height autistic self does.

Being short by itself isn't the hurdle it gets made out to be.

Occasionally, yes

 

[BadLuck7892]

Occasionally, yes

There was a bad boy at my high school. He topped out at 5'5" (and seeing as he was 2 years older than me, as a result of his dumb ass staying back, he was definitely done growing). Yet foids physically fought over who got to be with him.

Additionally, a coworker's son is a 5'6" bad boy. He gets attention galore from foids.

A short alpha will do better than an average height or tall beta.