I used to have the curry rapist stare

[Jason Voorhees]

I used to have the curry death stare. Like I would just lock onto random people that looked different and stare at them right in the face. It made people uncomfortable but no one was low inhib enough to tell me anything about it. I only stopped doing it when my friends told me not to do it.

I genuinely didnt know it was considered bad. Like why wouldn't I stare at a hairy man dressed in skimpy jockstraps and harnesses. I thought he was probably looking for attention and wanted people to stare but apparently it's considered rude so I stopped doing that.

Another one of those habits that I had was asking people "invasive" question and passing comments that could be considered rude. Like me asking my male co worker if he was married and where he lived made him uncomfortable. When he told he wasn't I told him he should look for a bride soon otherwise you'll soon be an old miserable loser. He didn't say anything but people that overheard the conversation told me bro that's rude asf. I was puzzled because I was just honest. The man is almost 40 what do you expect me to say? Just lie to his face and tell me it's ok? and they told me yes you are supposed to have a social filter and not give you raw unfettered opinions and not demean others to make them feel like a loser even if they are. It seems like they'd rather hear pleasant lies than unpleasant truths and like to be beating around the bush about literally everything.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@imontheloose @Saint Casanova @Chadeep @Bryce @AuraMaxxing @FaceandBBC

 

[imontheloose]

@imontheloose @Saint Casanova @Chadeep @Bryce @AuraMaxxing @FaceandBBC

Do you have them yellow, jaundicecel eyes too? If so, that’s truly a death sentence.

 

[Uehdbwidbfngj]

I used to have the curry death stare. Like I would just lock onto random people that looked different and stare at them right in the face. It made people uncomfortable but no one was low inhib enough to tell me anything about it. I only stopped doing it when my friends told me not to do it.

I genuinely didnt know it was considered bad. Like why wouldn't I stare at a hairy man dressed in skimpy jockstraps and harnesses. I thought he was probably looking for attention and wanted people to stare but apparently it's considered rude so I stopped doing that.

Another one of those habits that I had was asking people "invasive" question and passing comments that could be considered rude. Like me asking my male co worker if he was married and where he lived made him uncomfortable. When he told he wasn't I told him he should look for a bride soon otherwise you'll soon be an old miserable loser. He didn't say anything but people that overheard the conversation told me bro that's rude asf. I was puzzled because I was just honest and they told me you are supposed to have a social filter and not give you opinion and not to demean others to make them feel like a loser even if they are. It seems like they'd rather hear pleasant lies than unpleasant truths and like to be beating around the bush about everything

Live footage of Jason voorhees in public

 

[fwhr]

I used to have the curry death stare. Like I would just lock onto random people that looked different and stare at them right in the face. It made people uncomfortable but no one was low inhib enough to tell me anything about it. I only stopped doing it when my friends told me not to do it.

I genuinely didnt know it was considered bad. Like why wouldn't I stare at a hairy man dressed in skimpy jockstraps and harnesses. I thought he was probably looking for attention and wanted people to stare but apparently it's considered rude so I stopped doing that.

Another one of those habits that I had was asking people "invasive" question and passing comments that could be considered rude. Like me asking my male co worker if he was married and where he lived made him uncomfortable. When he told he wasn't I told him he should look for a bride soon otherwise you'll soon be an old miserable loser. He didn't say anything but people that overheard the conversation told me bro that's rude asf. I was puzzled because I was just honest and they told me you are supposed to have a social filter and not give you opinion and not to demean others to make them feel like a loser even if they are. It seems like they'd rather hear pleasant lies than unpleasant truths and like to be beating around the bush about everything

lmaoo are you married...? where do you live...? is your house secure...?

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Do you have them yellow, jaundicecel eyes too? If so, that’s truly a death sentence.

No. I have white scleral eyes. The jap foid told me I have cute eyes

 

[Saint Casanova]

High T trait.

 

[Klasik616]

I used to have the curry death stare. Like I would just lock onto random people that looked different and stare at them right in the face. It made people uncomfortable but no one was low inhib enough to tell me anything about it. I only stopped doing it when my friends told me not to do it.

I genuinely didnt know it was considered bad. Like why wouldn't I stare at a hairy man dressed in skimpy jockstraps and harnesses. I thought he was probably looking for attention and wanted people to stare but apparently it's considered rude so I stopped doing that.

Another one of those habits that I had was asking people "invasive" question and passing comments that could be considered rude. Like me asking my male co worker if he was married and where he lived made him uncomfortable. When he told he wasn't I told him he should look for a bride soon otherwise you'll soon be an old miserable loser. He didn't say anything but people that overheard the conversation told me bro that's rude asf. I was puzzled because I was just honest and they told me you are supposed to have a social filter and not give you opinion and not to demean others to make them feel like a loser even if they are. It seems like they'd rather hear pleasant lies than unpleasant truths and like to be beating around the bush about everything

Never try to blackpill normies they live in copeland where everything is about being happy

 

[Panzram]

I used to have the curry death stare. Like I would just lock onto random people that looked different and stare at them right in the face. It made people uncomfortable but no one was low inhib enough to tell me anything about it. I only stopped doing it when my friends told me not to do it.

I genuinely didnt know it was considered bad. Like why wouldn't I stare at a hairy man dressed in skimpy jockstraps and harnesses. I thought he was probably looking for attention and wanted people to stare but apparently it's considered rude so I stopped doing that.

Another one of those habits that I had was asking people "invasive" question and passing comments that could be considered rude. Like me asking my male co worker if he was married and where he lived made him uncomfortable. When he told he wasn't I told him he should look for a bride soon otherwise you'll soon be an old miserable loser. He didn't say anything but people that overheard the conversation told me bro that's rude asf. I was puzzled because I was just honest and they told me you are supposed to have a social filter and not give you opinion and not to demean others to make them feel like a loser even if they are. It seems like they'd rather hear pleasant lies than unpleasant truths and like to be beating around the bush about everything

If you go around death staring random men in public transport in Belgrade you are guaranteed to have some nigger ask you "why are looking at me?" and try to start a fight. Being "looked at" is often cited as a provocation that led to a fight here, esp in drunk settings.

 

[BeanCelll]

When he told he wasn't I told him he should look for a bride soon otherwise you'll soon be an old miserable loser.

Tbh the rest of this paragraph was fine but this really killed me not even the lowest of inhibs would think of saying something like this in any tone that's not satirical.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@Jatt @Lefty Rankin @wishIwasSalludon

 

[Jason Voorhees]

If you go around death staring random men in public transport in Belgrade you are guaranteed to have some nigger ask you "why are looking at me?" and try to start a fight. Being "looked at" is often cited as a provocation that led to a fight here, esp in drunk settings.

I only used to stare people that look interesting. Like trans people,lesbians, hooker, furrys etc.

 

[Jatt]

@Jatt @Lefty Rankin @wishIwasSalludon

I hate it so many curries just stare at women etc like that

 

[Panzram]

I only used to stare people that look interesting. Like trans people,lesbians, hooker, furrys etc.

I played the death stare chicken when I felt low inhib enough. I would stare people in the eyes in a bus and try to have them be the first to look away. Can't say I always won.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

I hate it so many curries just stare at women etc like that

I didnt stare at just women or men. I used to stare at anyone randomly if they looked different and happened to catch my attention

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@mogs me @Gaygymmaxx @AuraMaxxing

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@BigBallsLarry

 

[BigBallsLarry]

i still do that to this day

when im disgusted by someones presence they would know it

 

[Chadeep]

It's Common Indian Trait.

 

[WAGMI2 Gandy Heaven]

Do you have them yellow, jaundicecel eyes too? If so, that’s truly a death sentence.

hood sharingan

 

[kiing_ronk]

Lanza stare

 

[scout1]

 

[aladdinmaxxer]

I hate it so many curries just stare at women etc like that

who wouldn't stare at vite voman saaar ? they are bery bery precious goddesses on planet saar

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@FaceandBBC

 

[Ultimate Subhuman™]

Me too, I still stare at people time to time. Just to test is they have any balls to do anything about it

 

[FaceandBBC]

@FaceandBBC

Nice knowing that I'm not the only one on the forum doing this. I was doing this shit today and creeping the shit out of foids JFL.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@IraniancelV2