It’s OVER for most men in 2024

[wishIwasSalludon]

Social media really ruined everything. I know this might be water to some people, but now the average girl has access to chads at her fingertip, who will more likely still pursue her because men now have this slaying attitude of increase their body count no matter the qualifications of the women, because why would that matter in this context?

Now even if that celebrity or instagram chad online won’t commit or even entertain the average foid, this won’t stop them from fantasising about said person, and this subconsciously 1. Raises their requirements for a man and 2. Even if a man were to 1/100 chance meet those requirements, her mind is already fucked up from the false sense of dopamine she gets fantasising about that man, so why would the average man or even her looksmatch give her any sense of satisfaction more than that chad can?

It’s like how men don’t need IRL commitment from women now because they can just get it from onlyfans whores, but obviously this will NEVER replace the real love from having a girlfriend or wife etc.

Another thing is even if you were to be attractive to a women IRL, chances are she may not even give you an IOI (in a cold setting obviously) because she can just get that satisfaction from online chad, so she won’t need to bother with IOI anyway and waste her time lmao.

It’s truly over for most men, and that’s the way it’s gonna stay until social media is purged and we have to go back to pre internet era, which is obviously extremely unlikely.

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[ShowerMaxxing]

It sounds like you're frustrated with how social media has changed dating dynamics and attitudes towards relationships. It's understandable that these changes can be concerning, but remember that not everyone conforms to stereotypes or expectations. There are still plenty of people looking for meaningful connections rather than just increasing their "body count."

Alongside the impact on dating dynamics, social media has also influenced self-esteem and perceptions of beauty. The constant exposure to curated images can lead to unrealistic standards and feelings of inadequacy. However, it's essential to remember that true beauty and worth come from within, beyond what is portrayed online. Building confidence and self-love can help navigate these pressures and foster healthier relationships based on mutual respect and genuine connection. Additionally, social media can offer opportunities for meaningful connections and support networks when used consciously and responsibly. It's all about finding a balance and prioritizing authenticity in an increasingly digital world.

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[tombradylover]

It sounds like you're frustrated with how social media has changed dating dynamics and attitudes towards relationships. It's understandable that these changes can be concerning, but remember that not everyone conforms to stereotypes or expectations. There are still plenty of people looking for meaningful connections rather than just increasing their "body count."

Alongside the impact on dating dynamics, social media has also influenced self-esteem and perceptions of beauty. The constant exposure to curated images can lead to unrealistic standards and feelings of inadequacy. However, it's essential to remember that true beauty and worth come from within, beyond what is portrayed online. Building confidence and self-love can help navigate these pressures and foster healthier relationships based on mutual respect and genuine connection. Additionally, social media can offer opportunities for meaningful connections and support networks when used consciously and responsibly. It's all about finding a balance and prioritizing authenticity in an increasingly digital world.

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