If you saw these two guys walking on the street together would you think they are dating?

[itzyaboyJJ]

If you ask me, not even a second thought I would.

 

[itzyaboyJJ]

@Saint Casanova @134applesauce456 @Seba @nathan @JohnBaza

 

[itzyaboyJJ]

@Muttcel foid killer @Funnyunenjoyer1 @rooman @cobicado901 @Kaari

 

[Saint Casanova]

If funky was more masculine, I’d think he’s the right guy’s pimp.

 

[Patrick Star]

 

[JohnBaza]

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When two individuals are seen walking together in public, various assumptions and judgments can be made based on how they look, their behaviors, and how society perceives relationships. If you were to encounter two men—a blonde, handsome guy and someone who looks like a mix of Syrian and Indian descent—walking down the street, it could raise certain questions, such as: Are they dating? In many ways, the answer could be yes, obviously. While this might be a straightforward assumption for some, it also reveals much about how we approach relationships and our perceptions of others based on appearances.

First, it’s important to note that the concept of "dating" can be fluid, encompassing anything from casual friendships to serious romantic relationships. However, when people observe two individuals walking together, often the visible connection between them leads others to interpret their bond, even if the relationship itself is nothing more than a deep friendship or a chance encounter. People may automatically assume they are dating because they’re walking closely together or because there’s an unspoken chemistry between them.

In this scenario, there’s also the aspect of how society views relationships across ethnic backgrounds. Mixed-ethnicity relationships are increasingly common in modern societies, though they may still attract curiosity. For instance, seeing a blonde, fair-skinned person with a darker-skinned individual of Middle Eastern and South Asian heritage could lead some observers to wonder about the nature of their relationship, even though interracial and interethnic couples are not out of the ordinary today.
The assumption that they might be dating could stem from how often society sees couples that fit a certain traditional look—usually of the same ethnicity or racial background. When individuals defy these conventional pairings, it sparks curiosity or speculation. Moreover, the portrayal of relationships in media often reinforces particular stereotypes or idealized versions of couples that may not accurately reflect real-world diversity. The truth is, people of all backgrounds date, and those relationships come in all shapes, sizes, and appearances.

However, to make the assumption that the two individuals are dating based purely on their looks would be an oversimplification of the complexity of human relationships. In reality, the dynamic between the two could simply reflect friendship, a work partnership, or any number of other possibilities that are unrelated to romance. Sometimes, individuals might just share a common interest, live in the same neighborhood, or be involved in similar activities, so the conclusion that they are dating based only on their physical proximity and appearances doesn't necessarily hold up.

In addition, looking at their physical characteristics, such as one person’s lighter complexion and the other’s more Middle Eastern and South Asian features, it becomes clear that visual cues often lead us to associate certain traits with specific relationship dynamics. This perception may differ based on a person’s background, culture, or experiences. In a more diverse and accepting society, the appearance of two men, regardless of their ethnic origins, walking side by side should not trigger assumptions about their romantic involvement. It’s a reflection of how far society still has to go in terms of embracing diverse identities without jumping to conclusions.
In conclusion, when you see a blonde, handsome guy walking alongside someone with Syrian-Indian heritage, it’s reasonable to wonder whether they’re dating, but it’s also important to recognize that the assumption is based on appearance alone. The question itself speaks to deeper societal tendencies to read into relationships based on visuals and to attach certain expectations or norms to those we see around us. The reality is, they could very well be dating, as the question suggests, or they could be anything from friends to acquaintances. The only way to know for sure would be to ask them. But in the end, what matters most is respecting the individuals involved, regardless of how they might appear together to a passerby.

 

[chadhamed]

Funky is the top

 

[VV62]

Not even prime archie

 

[killer/tpu]

Archie is the one taking it in the bum btw

 

[killer/tpu]

Funky is the top

True

 

[itzyaboyJJ]

@WeiWei @Xangsane @RICHCELDOM @moredatesmorerapes @gookcelriceR

 

[itzyaboyJJ]

@Shrek2OnDvD @chudlite @pfl @War_In_Chiraq @cromagnon

 

[nathan]

When two individuals are seen walking together in public, various assumptions and judgments can be made based on how they look, their behaviors, and how society perceives relationships. If you were to encounter two men—a blonde, handsome guy and someone who looks like a mix of Syrian and Indian descent—walking down the street, it could raise certain questions, such as: Are they dating? In many ways, the answer could be yes, obviously. While this might be a straightforward assumption for some, it also reveals much about how we approach relationships and our perceptions of others based on appearances.

First, it’s important to note that the concept of "dating" can be fluid, encompassing anything from casual friendships to serious romantic relationships. However, when people observe two individuals walking together, often the visible connection between them leads others to interpret their bond, even if the relationship itself is nothing more than a deep friendship or a chance encounter. People may automatically assume they are dating because they’re walking closely together or because there’s an unspoken chemistry between them.

In this scenario, there’s also the aspect of how society views relationships across ethnic backgrounds. Mixed-ethnicity relationships are increasingly common in modern societies, though they may still attract curiosity. For instance, seeing a blonde, fair-skinned person with a darker-skinned individual of Middle Eastern and South Asian heritage could lead some observers to wonder about the nature of their relationship, even though interracial and interethnic couples are not out of the ordinary today.
The assumption that they might be dating could stem from how often society sees couples that fit a certain traditional look—usually of the same ethnicity or racial background. When individuals defy these conventional pairings, it sparks curiosity or speculation. Moreover, the portrayal of relationships in media often reinforces particular stereotypes or idealized versions of couples that may not accurately reflect real-world diversity. The truth is, people of all backgrounds date, and those relationships come in all shapes, sizes, and appearances.

However, to make the assumption that the two individuals are dating based purely on their looks would be an oversimplification of the complexity of human relationships. In reality, the dynamic between the two could simply reflect friendship, a work partnership, or any number of other possibilities that are unrelated to romance. Sometimes, individuals might just share a common interest, live in the same neighborhood, or be involved in similar activities, so the conclusion that they are dating based only on their physical proximity and appearances doesn't necessarily hold up.

In addition, looking at their physical characteristics, such as one person’s lighter complexion and the other’s more Middle Eastern and South Asian features, it becomes clear that visual cues often lead us to associate certain traits with specific relationship dynamics. This perception may differ based on a person’s background, culture, or experiences. In a more diverse and accepting society, the appearance of two men, regardless of their ethnic origins, walking side by side should not trigger assumptions about their romantic involvement. It’s a reflection of how far society still has to go in terms of embracing diverse identities without jumping to conclusions.
In conclusion, when you see a blonde, handsome guy walking alongside someone with Syrian-Indian heritage, it’s reasonable to wonder whether they’re dating, but it’s also important to recognize that the assumption is based on appearance alone. The question itself speaks to deeper societal tendencies to read into relationships based on visuals and to attach certain expectations or norms to those we see around us. The reality is, they could very well be dating, as the question suggests, or they could be anything from friends to acquaintances. The only way to know for sure would be to ask them. But in the end, what matters most is respecting the individuals involved, regardless of how they might appear together to a passerby.

 

[Muttcel foid killer]

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If you ask me, not even a second thought I would.

Fuck type of question is that my answer is why would I be analyzing the relationship status of 2 random men

 

[itzyaboyJJ]

Fuck type of question is that my answer is why would I be analyzing the relationship status of 2 random men

https://looksmax.org/threads/who-mogs-smv-wise-me-or-archie.1272580/

 

[JohnBaza]

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COUNTER DRND + RATIO BOZO

 

[itzyaboyJJ]

@psychomandible @SecularIslamist @GabachoCopium @watah @666PSL

 

[itzyaboyJJ]

@cobicado901 @wsada @TalesFromTheSlums @Vermilioncore @sportsmogger

 

[itzyaboyJJ]

@Poopless One @vanillaicecream @wishIwasSalludon @Trisomy 21 @PARISIEN

 

[War_In_Chiraq]

 

[Poopless One]

@Poopless One @vanillaicecream @wishIwasSalludon @Trisomy 21 @PARISIEN

Don't tag me for faggot threads

 

[itzyaboyJJ]

Don't tag me for faggot threads

Go cry to ur mother then

 

[Poopless One]

Go cry to ur mother then

My penis will cry on ur mum's face nigger

 

[itzyaboyJJ]

My penis will cry on ur mum's face nigger

Mirin

 

[chudlite]

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If you ask me, not even a second thought I would.

i would indubitably.

 

[Bruce Wayne78]

@Xangsane how can yt bois have fuller lips like this by being 0% ethnic ?
Also vinnie hacker tbh

 

[PARISIEN]

In Paris ? I’ll try to steal their money. And I’m not even that broke, just for the principle

 

[Xangsane]

@Xangsane how can yt bois have fuller lips like this by being 0% ethnic ?
Also vinnie hacker tbh

Injections

 

[itzyaboyJJ]

@druiglooksmaxer

 

[sover]

 

[druiglooksmaxer]

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If you ask me, not even a second thought I would.

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If you ask me, not even a second thought I would.