[ SECRET POST #4208 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4208 ⌋

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Comments

[greghousesgf]

maybe it's more like if you're hot enough guys won't care that you're a psycho?

[(Anonymous)]

Also the cliche that ~psycho women = more sex cray, have better sex, will do ~weird shit, are nymphos.

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe it's more like human beings are that way? I mean, the list of times where women stan for characters who are hot and also evil, abusive, psychopathic, or generally terrible is uh... pretty close to endless

[(Anonymous)]

That is true. Men don't give a damn about any problems a hot/beautiful/very attractive woman may have. They will step over a less attractive, normal, problem-free woman to get to the beautiful, crazy one.

[(Anonymous)]

ffs, you could post this on 4chan if you flipped the genders and everyone would agree

[(Anonymous)]

eh, we're all human. you can't transfer all issues through a genderflip, but some are universal. i myself am a cynical misanthrope who sneers at women choosing men that I think are terrible for them...and i'm female. (don't' have a beard, though, if definitely a neck. :)

[(Anonymous)]

Everyone has problems. We're complex emotional beings and we all live in the same world.

It's not actually that great to have someone not care about your problems because they think you're attractive. It usually means they see you as a sex object or a romantic ideal first, and not a person. That's not an attainable standard when you're a human being with your own feelings and thoughts.