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Guys he's not manic, he's just in his uploading phase
Literally me rn. I'm totally not manic as fuck I'm just cleaning everything for fun...
quote of the century
he is cooking
Poast era
Let our man cook, you degenerates
The sooner these men realize that they’re being exploited by their own insecurity, the sooner they’ll foster a more positive & healthy outlook on life.
They won’t. This grift has been happening online since it was created. And since one of their main tactics is “you’re not the problem, it’s the modern world is the problem” they double down on their beliefs. They claim to care about men’s mental health but all they’re doing is making the problem worse for some cash.
@@CatieAndHerCatsit goes even further than that. During the post WW2 period, the US government funded propaganda that pushed the idea of having a wife as a key asset in showing you achieved the American dream. It's no wonder that there was such a misogynist backlash during the 70s and 80s after the women's liberation movement.
Unfortunately, it won't happen most likely. They don't have any positive reinforcement in real life, and if Andrew Tate didn't make them want to grab the life by the balls, nobody else will.
@@CatieAndHerCatsIs that not just what they think Feminism is doing to women???
Like they think that feminists think that it is the modern world holding us back and they think it isn't true. Like we are "victimizing" ourselves.... but isn't that like LEGITIMATELY what they are doing.
This is just every conservative accusation is a confession all over again😭😭
"exploited by their own insecurity" is a nice and short way to put it. I see the same routine in scams of all kinds. Weight loss, MLMs, crypto, and so on.
-confirm your worst fears about yourself
-create a culture that opposes the real solutions
-sell you a solution/cope
-it doesn't work so you stay on the hook
it's always very obviously bullshit, but our perverse little brains wanna hear shit talk for some reason
Thanks after this my 5'2 balding Indian janitor friend got a girlfriend 😆
yea this guy is from cope city. you can tell.
Marry a fat ugly Indian woman
Marry a low attractiveness woman on your level
You would be very shocked to know that 5'2 bald indians do get a girlfriend and even wives who are happy with them
No matter how hard you deny. Looks makes hell lot of difference in people's attitude towards you.
10:52
True asf , I’ve gotten away with so many mistakes and things just because I’m attractive
based facts
Yes but good looks are more than just an attractive face. Hygiene, grooming, and yes even personality also effect good looks as well. A guy with a below average face but impecable hygiene/grooming, immaculate style, flowing with confidence and has great conversation skills will get drastically more postive reactions and will be way more accepted by society than a guy with a good looking face but is smelly, rude, anxious, awkward, and can't hold a conversation to save his life.
@@gaelanthiusyou're not very bright
If not for the fact Waffles shows his face in some of his content, I'd have absolutely believed his videos were done via text-to-speech. Man delivers his scripts with all the charisma of blank sheet of paper.
I think he might have some light autism.
It's worse than that, he sounds like a serial killer
Honestly as someone on the spectrum I think there's a good chance he is as well
So I'd think twice before saying stuff like that. There's way more valid things to criticize him on than judgements about speech, appearance, or whatever
and that moving the cursor around over a still image is compelling stuff
@@xp8969He looks like a serial killer
I'm ugly and I don't feel like women treat me any worse than men do. I'm ignored and rejected by both!
The bi struggle
Yeah, that's one of the biggest, most obvious reasons being black pilled is completely missing the obvious: PEOPLE treat attractive people better. People who'd never want to date you. At all. Ever. That alone should tell people it's a human phenomenon and not simply people who you think are supposed to be attracted to you thinking you're a creep.
It should make it obvious that if you start _feeding in to it,_ you'll only make yourself _less_ attractive. It's like a dark twisted version of when someone yells, "I'M NOT ANGRY!!"
And between you and I, since when people have a duty to make people feel better about themselves? 🙄
It’s my job to make myself happy, so is others job to make themselves happy too. I’ve been ugly enough until I reach adulthood, I know how it feels being ignored or being made fun of. I was childish for a long time so clothes for me was just a necessity, and with the short hair fashion from the 80’s, i was constantly being asked if I was a girl or a boy 🤦♀️
I suffered, i grew out of it. I also didn’t expect the world to repair me, i did by myself.
So when I see people like that complaining, it gets through my skin 😡 But when I come across someone like you, i feel that you were quiet for too long
Mhm
It really depends. If you are short then I could see both genders making fun of you. But if you are bald, virtually all negative comments will come from women.
Bluepill: Personality matters
Redpill: Game matters
Blackpill: Looks matter
they all matter to a certain extent, but the communities are all ass
@@texasnavy Looks over everything.
It determines your life, parents will always neglect uglier children and support good looking children more, like birds who throw the weakest specimin out of the nest, so they have more resources for the rest. And that expands to all other human interaction beyond parenting.
The way I see it
Bluepill: Looks don't matter
Redpill: Looks matter, you can fix that
Blackpill: Looks matter, you can't do anything about it
Bluepill: lie
Redpill: lies with extra steps
Blackpill: harsh reality
Edit: I made a new accurate version
Bluepill: view everything in the surface level
Redpill: buy my 500$ course and join my pyramid scheme or else you're low value man (manipulating weak vulnerable men by giving them a false solution, in order to scam some money
Blackpill: shows the unfortunate reality of lookism. But you have a choice to determine if you can ascend or not, if you can then maximize yourself to the fullest and become the best version, if not then accept it and stop caring (best advice is to move onto the white pill)
Those are all true.
Noah: please share your story if you’ve ever been creeped out by someone conventionally attractive
100% of women: *crack fingers*
Thing is conventionally attrcative men have to do something overtly creepy to be considered creepy, ugly men just have to exist in the same space as women to be considered creepy
The other week I was walking down the street and this girl walked past me and said I was scary. I was literally minding my own buisness and she was scared by that (she was drunk and I was wearing heavy eye make-up at the time though, which does play a factor)
Look up intersectionality if you want to learn more. Pretty privilege is real
@@flingonber First off I am not an MRA, the fact that you think I am is an example of your own narrow-mindedness. You couldn't wait to put me in a box
Intersectionality means that every part of our existence and identity plays a part in how we are treated. Including the way we look
@@flingonber I expect people to not assume things about me and not put me in a box based on little information. I expect people, especially so-called progressive people, to not be narrow-minded
But hey perhaps that's asking too much in today's world 🙄
@@flingonber Stop being a slave to biology. Be more, be better, stop being narrow-minded
I'm not narrow-minded, I don't feel the need to put people in boxes and try to judge them from as many angles as I can, it's called empathy. I'm literally a living contradiction to your statement and a better person because if it
If I adopted your way if thinking I'd assume you were a some deranged right-winger who's obsessed with sorting and labeling things, but I can look past that and assume you're not that
But whatever, you've made your tiny little narrow mind up and there ain't much I can do to change it is there, you just wanna feel right even if it means denying another person respect. Sad little life, be happy dying alone
@mreha462
Is it too much to ask for the human brain to think critically? Comparing something simple as a duck to something as complex as a set of beliefs is kinda reductive. It's like saying that anyone who preys to a deity is a Christian. Do you realize that not all "MRAs" (if that's what you want to label us) have the same points? Do you not realize that there are also those who would place more importance on optimism/confidence, money/status, or self-improvement, not just looks? Of course not, because some have been conditioned to hyperfocus on just a few elements of a much broader sphere, instead of doing some research, so you can at least have a better understanding of something. This is definitely something the human brain can do.
I would like to add that this small study from 2015 showed that women were harsher on other WOMEN's attractiveness and tended to rate men higher on the attractiveness scale designed by the researcher (2/5 : average) than their same perceived attractiveness females (1/5 :homely). The articles says that women tipped as much "homely"(the word used in the study) men than "beautiful" men. So this blackpill creator probably just read the title of the article and went with it, because then he would have found that the women of the studies are neutral to men perceived ugliness and attractiveness but are harsh on women's perceived attractiveness
i think he reed the entire article, he just decide to ignore it cause it wasn’t feeding is violent and non empathic point of view
I also think waffle read the disparity in women's tips wrong? He said with women patrons tips being significantly worse if the server was ugly. But I think what the study meant was, when the waitress is perceived as ugly shed get less tips on average than and ugly looking guy server. Maybe I've read it wrong but I'm not sure.
Makes me wonder if the people in the study were mainly heterosexual. Does sexuality affect how you see someone? If you're attracted to that gender will you be less judgemental on someone?
@@dang1099thats what I would think too? But likely given any study youd find a majority of het people
Not to let guys off the hook, but yeah you don’t have to be a man to be a misogynist
The idea that women are more scared of "ugly" guys than attractive ones is so untrue. Some attractive guys will think they can get away with anything because they're good-looking, which leads them to abuse others.
Those good looking guys that get away with heinous stuff are more than likely Narcissists. Not surprised half or even the entire Man-O-Sphere consists of these mentally ill grifters exploiting men's self esteem.
It is beyond sad watching a lot of these young dudes waste hours of their life watching this body dysmorphic content and they think they are 100% right.
@@creslodoescoolso since less attractive guys don't delude themselves into thinking they can get away with abusive behavior 🤔 they have it harder?
@@creslodoescool omg, it's harder for ugly men to abuse others? wow, that must really suck.
hey man, the takeaway here shouldn't be "SEE? ugly men DO have it harder!" as a response to easiness of manipulation and abuse, but rather "conventionally attractive creeps don't respect boundaries and are just as threatening to women as "ugly" men." instead of blaming women and society or whatever for keeping down the ugly man, why don't you focus on abusive, dangerous OTHER men who are doing that? like literally, it's not your looks that make women unlikely to talk to you, it's the you being a potentially dangerous man part.
and the way to beat that isn't to try to convince women to lower their guards and be polite to strangers in parking lots, it's to get other men to stop, you know, being dangerous to women.
Yes, they think they can get away with more because they are pampered by society to think that way. This is also true for attractive women.
@@crystalhazer7246they don't delude themselves. Society does that for them.
The way he describes “sub-5” men you expect a picture of someone with a deformity or some kind of horrible disfigurement and then it’s just a picture of a completely normal looking guy.
To women they are sub5
Try to put his profile on a dating app and getting even 1 match a month. Or get even 1 real date a year
@@sid4579 How do you know that?
@@harsh3948Have you tried it? Or just are you just repeating parroted rhetoric?
@@Pleebian94 you’re welcome to try it yourself. I literally have a six pack and even I only get dates once a month.
I’ve been stalked into and around a grocery store from a parking lot. Even though that lady’s reaction was a lot, I’m 99% sure it comes from prior bad experiences/some kind of trauma. I remember a woman quote tweeted that vid saying one time she smiled at a man in a parking lot to be polite and then he tried to get into her car while she was in it, so now she doesn’t smile at men she doesn’t know. No One cares what someone looks like when they’re literally being stalked or harassed 😭 I have sooo many stories from myself and people I know lol
Same here, so many stories.
maybe dont give them false hope by smiling at them when in reality you are disgusted and scared of them lol
@@beganitdidnt6535 Dude, shut up. All up and down these comments making a fool outta yourself over a keyboard. Your blackpill idol isn't gonna fuck you just because he's parroting what ever delulu situations are going on in your head.
@@beganitdidnt6535maybe he shouldn't of been a creep trying to jump in her car? Clear violation of boundaries.
@@beganitdidnt6535You are the same type of dude to get pissed at women for ignoring you/not being kind to you. Which hoop should we jump through to avoid violence? Keep moving those goalposts and avoiding reality. Smiling at someone isn't leading them on, unless that person has zero emotional intelligence. Let women exist, jfc.
noah going from “kill all nonessential bugs” to “dont shit on moths” is character growth
I'm not sure. I'm vegan and extremely nonviolent, and animal welfare is literally my reason to exist, but I would absolutely participate in the genocide of ticks and mosquitos. They aren't required for the survival of any other species, and they're responsible for the deaths of countless folks every season and are a vector for more minor issues like heartworms, Lyme disease, etc.
...Although in that sense, they do act as a population control method for humans, and good dog are we overpopulated.
Nevermind, now I'm conflicted.
He was being disingenuous
Moths aren't bugs they're lepidoptirae 🤓
moths are pollinators! they are essential
yeah but some moths r pretty fuck dem ugly moths (this does NOT apply to people only bugs that invade my house)
im a minor, and i’ve felt incredibly uncomfortable being catcalled by men, regardless of how attractive they are. its not about whether you find the guy hot or not, its about the fact i feel unsafe, because im a teenager, alone, being cat called, and knowing that men can be dangerous.
once i had a conventially attractive guy, very physically fit, walking around shirtless in a park, where i was sitting with me and my friend. he came up to us and said to me that he ‘wants to play a game with me’ where if i won he’d give me 1000 pounds (??) and, i quote, if i lost, he gets to take me to his house and ‘have his way with me’. when i shouted that i was a minor, he said ‘that’s not a problem’. scary asf. when this happened, the absolute last thing on my mind was his looks. if he was ugly, or if he was more attractive, i would have reacted the same way. because its not how he looks that’s making me feel unsafe, its the fact the words coming out of his mouth are absolutely insane.
Absolutely!! I feel like men don’t often realize their words or actions because they haven’t had to grapple with dealing with creepy and potentially dangerous men as a woman/afab person. I used to be catcalled as a teenager and I was also sexually assaulted when I was 18. I consider myself to be incredibly cautious due to this. My 2nd year of college, I once had a 30-40 year old man tell me I was beautiful and try to follow me home from the grocery store. I was literally just trying to get more pasta for myself and I had to deal with what could’ve potentially been a very dangerous situation. My 3rd year of college, I had a guy around my age corner me in an elevator to try to talk to me. I had just finished class and was trying to just get to my car. I genuinely feared he was going to try to grab me once I got to my floor. Once again, I had what should’ve been a completely normal situation turn into something that could’ve been really dangerous. I can tell you in ALL of these scenarios, the last thing on my mind was how attractive the dude was.
That's entitlement to power and control (over everything and everyone)...a big problem in most patriarchal societies.
Thankfully most of the effort around trying to teach about consent and pushing for equality will hopefully remedy this over time. Have hope!!
ok
@@sorryoutlandish i’m so sorry those things happened. i do think it is true that not attractive people are often treated worse, but i don’t know why men think they’re entitled to comment on OUR fear and personal experiences with men. and tell us how we would’ve reacted if the guy was attractive, and all the other things ‘blackpillers’ say etc.
@@creslodoescool ?
I'm a lesbian, but there was this guy at my college who my friends & I agreed was really good looking. He had great hair, strong features & jawline, bright blue/green eyes, vintage clothes. That is, until he approached my roommate (who has a boyfriend) when she was alone at night, physically blocking her path, and pestering her for her number, ignoring her when she said no. A friend passed by and rescued her from the situation, but none of my female friends have found him attractive since.
Edit: the reading comprehension on display in some of these replies… lmfaooo
Gasp. Its as of a grapy personality wasba complete turn off! Quickly someone tell the blackbird bruhss
Think about how many women that worked on though. That's all he cares about. He only cares about, notices, and remembers the women who say 'yes', not those that say 'no'. That's what pretty privilege allows you to do
How many ugly men did you notice and think were good looking?
Now imagine how much worse it would've been if the guy doing this was unattractive.
When it's an attractive guy it's "he was creepy in spite of being attractive"
When it's an unattractive guy it's "of course he is creepy"
Sure anyone can be or act creepy but unattractive men are assumed to be creepy by default and that colors every interaction they have with other people (they have to prove first they are not creepy)
Yeah I just recently had a man smile at me in the subway. I thought he was cute and smiled back and went back to minding my own business. He then proceeded to follow me all the way home (without me noticing it at first) when I got off the train. I legit ran, when I finally noticed him.
@@lisabelw7782 That man probably wanted your smile.....like, he wanted it from your face hahaha. Trust me though, some dudes are just EXTREMELY lonely.....and aren't raised right. That's why you need a lipstick knife at all times
Absolutely agree with Noah. I have a 5'2 bald indian janitor friend who has a full harem of 8/10 looking women competing for his attention all because of his good personality
Lol 😂no
What's his secret besides having a good personality? 3000 showers? A good haircut? Dressing nicely? It's gotta be one of those I'm missing out to finally be desired by foids.
@@pyophyo8901 gym
@@pyophyo8901 if you call women "foids" is a pretty good reason to not be desired, remember a relationship is meaningless just for the sake of it, if there is not mutual love or respect, having a gf just for the sake of it living shell
@@ignacioacevedo2237 Oh wow, I guess a chad I know did deserve his woman (since you're that sensitive over me calling them foids) despite abuse both physical and mental inflicted by him to her. Funny isn't it? Men like him are desired by woman despite their sh1tty personalities but we incel's don't ever get even the slightest chance of being desired by wahmen.
“Men aren’t emotional” 😂 I’m so sick of these hyper self victimized dorks. It doesn’t matter if you’re attractive, approaching someone like a weirdo is approaching someone like a weirdo.
He also said that women are superficial and later claim that men care 80% about how a woman looks. Unfortunately too many fall for this nonsense.
Men only say that because they think anger isn't an emotion. They'll scream with rage at the FIFA game but then laugh when we tear up at a sad movie 🙄
Bro didn’t realize anger is an emotion too ☠️
Me too!!
I never understood why they approach kids. Whenever im in a public place thinking about flirting (like a concert or something) all the kids get imaginary spinner hats and comically large lollipops wether i like it or not
I had two conventionally attractive men staring at me and loudly talking about me while we were all waiting at a bus stop. They were making me visibly uncomfortable and a bit scared (I was still a teenager so I didnt know how to handle it and just kind of froze).
Another guy who you could call “less attractive” noticed what was going on and sat next to me and made chitchat while blocking their view of me. I felt much more comfortable and trusting of the “uglier” guy than those two creeps for the few minutes we spent talking. That was over 10 years ago and I still think about that dude. His name was Michael.
Sorry about your experience but I'm glad you had some guy notice your delimma and help you out. Fuck those creeps, don't let them get you down. You deserve to feel comfortable and safe in yourself
Shout out to Michael. ❤
We need more Michaels.
Reject Tate, Embrace Michael
o7 Michael, braver than the US Marines
It’s over
truly
Never began.
Cope, WE BALLIN
I love how all the comment section completely avoids the blackpill theory but instead focus on creepy men, its almost like people are evading.
Attacking the messenger is the most common protective reflex. You cannot argue against a philosophy that is based on the pursuit of truth. It is more effective to frame it.
They don’t have to comment on the theory when Noah handled it.
did you watch the whole video? 11:15-18 he literally asks everyone to comment their experiences with creepy men
@@simi6153he didn't prove nothing, blackpill stays undefeated
@@shanel4294The blackpillers do a great job of making themselves look willing to entertain civil discussion. Do not fall for their trick, they are not arguing in good faith and this is why this person made the comment.
Just a few days ago I went to a restaurant and my first thought upon seeing the man at the counter was that he was unbelievably attractive. I guess he thought the same, because he asked me if I was single, and then if I was from around there, and then he told me I was beautiful multiple times, and then he asked me for my number, and then he kept staring at me while I was waiting for my food to come out. It was a level of discomfort I haven’t felt in a long time, I hated it and I’ll never go back to that restaurant again. Attractive people are creepy too, and that hot dude creeped the fuck out of me.
F*** off with your sob story.
@@vklnew9824 you don't need to beg every woman to want nothing to do with you, you can protect and maintain your virginity without saying a word bro
It's like even attractive guys don't know how to simply become acquaintances with women first. You can make it clear that you're attracted to someone and still just have a genuine and chill interaction, the two don't have to be mutually exclusive and it doesn't always need to go somewhere
Most of my interactions with random men have been uncomfortable, and the majority I have found attractive. Just because they're pretty doesn't mean I suddenly have no boundaries, and men begging for your number/socials even when you plainly say you never give out your number to strangers is scary and creepy no matter what.
I can only really think of one time I was approached by a man I thought was legitimately ugly, and he was a bus driver who stopped me before I left the bus so I was the last one left. Him being ugly didn't scare me, the thought of him closing the bus doors on me, him constantly asking where I was going and whether I lived where he picked me up... That's what scared me.
I always wonder if those guys are demons or Fey. Looking for women who want to sell their souls.
I may read too much supernatural fiction.
It’s okay guys, Noah is just larping as a content farm rn
Can't wait for the Samsen World brand licensing deal to drop, where you can localize the Noah Samsen brand, format and iconography anywhere on the globe!!
I am waiting for MC Samsen to emerge from the Man-O-Sphere rubble. Noah gonna be spitting bars! 🔥
@@Cool_Calm_Camidk I kind of prefer iphones, but androids are okay to
When are the NFTs dropping? I have a lot of money and no self control.
Because?
400 weeks 1 meek
trueing
people just wanna cope bro
true, even this fagg leanmaxxed after watching blackpill stuff lmao!!
@@nfrankiksa4596 So funny (or sad?), people deep down just KNOW how important looks are.
@@dermonch7959😂😂 400 weeks vs 1 meeks
" The meeks shall inherent the earth !" Man I can't stop laughing 😂
Blackpillers are actually hilarious 😂
Richard ramirez
A few years ago I was approached by a man in a parking lot as I was leaving a grocery store. I would consider him to be conventionally attractive. He was tall, had a fresh hair cut, wearing a nice suit. Everything that would indicate a "high value male". I still felt unsafe. As I was leaving, I put my headphones on as I planned to walk to the town center with my lunch that I just grabbed. I was taking myself out for a quiet "me time" date when he tapped me on my shoulder and said excuse me. I thought I had dropped something and he was being a nice person and returning it to me. Nope! He told me he had just moved to the area, was a lawyer, and wanted to take me out for coffee. I felt unsafe immediately. I wasn't interested. I wasn't from the area- I was just visiting. I had no interest in spending the day with anyone. If I rejected him, I didn't know what his reaction would be. I texted my sister to call me. I used a code word we have which tells the other to call us immediately and fake an emergency so we can leave whatever situation we are in. She called immediately. I excused myself as my sister pretended to scream about diarrhea everywhere. She stayed on the phone with me until I made it to the main part of town where other people were around. I offer this technique for anyone who has felt threaten by someone approaching them. It's indirect and passive which lowers your risk of experiencing an adverse or potentially violent reaction.
I think that's a problem with women, coming up with convoluted lies instead of simply being honest.
"I'm sorry no thank you."
@@troywalkertheprogressivean8433 I hear what you are saying. Firstly, taking my anecdote to make a general statement about all women is a non starter. You can disagree with my decision, but that doesn't mean all women are subject to the same judgement. Secondly, I don't owe honesty to strangers. My only objective was to keep myself safe but presenting as undesirable. If I were to to say "Sorry, no thank you" there was no guarantee he would have walked away. There was no guarantee he wouldn't continue to ask me. My way, ensured my safety which was my only concern.
@@aliciakatz1294 your way me might've provoked him to say "oh no is there anything I can do to help?!"
You presume you weren't safe but there was no evidence beyond your potentially irrational fear.
But whatevs you do you.
@@troywalkertheprogressivean8433Try to say when your head is being smashed into the concrete
@troywalkertheprogressivean8433 women are literally killed for rejecting dates. giving excuses rather than outright rejection I perfectly reasonable, especially when you're alone in a parking lot.
While I think that woman was well within her rights to do whatever she thought she needed to do to keep her and her kid safe, I am at least a little amused that the technique for encountering a man in a parking lot is the same as a bear in the woods.
Is there really a difference though?
@xp8969 Nah, not really, I've seen The Revenant. Don't leave home without your hunting knife and a long rifle, ladies.
Men are scary af
I dunno, I feel like a parking lot is one of the most terrifying places to get approached by anyone.
I have trouble finding someone in terror amusing...
Noah, I'm by no means a black piller, but attractive men do get away with stuff that others don't, irrespective of gender. I remember a lot of people saying there is no way Boston Bomber could be him because he was so handsome, and I'm sure same happened with Ted Bundy. Being conventionally attractive really does make social interactions easier. I think black pillers extrapolate bad conclusions from real life data and exaggerate.
In general, I think advances by an attractive person are also more likely to be welcomed and potentially reciprocated. Where I disagree is that your looks are the end all be all, and that you can;t do anything about them.
I didn't read your whole comment because you didn't watch the whole video
@@KitterKatter-vv2rz Thats right I wrote it halfway through the video, I eventually watched the whole thing. It does sound like you read the whole thing.
@@riskymesk I literally read the first sentence because that was enough to show you hadn't watched til the end lol
@@KitterKatter-vv2rz plz forgive me for all my sins
@@KitterKatter-vv2rzthe whole video is literally “LOL stupid ugly black piller ur literally wrong bro, just like women and become attractive”
14:30 you’re joking right? Wheat is wrong a lot, but you just called men misogynistic for making 80% of their selection criteria how hot she is, when nearly 100% of a woman’s selection criteria is how how conventionally attractive, what race, how much money he has, how much body fat he has, etc. LITERALLY all subjective features. Both sexes do this, but it’s misogyny to you. Got it.
Glad we're on the same page
dude, he is a radfem pandering leftist breadtuber, what do you expect him to do other than blaming misogyny and the patriarchy and capitalism?
Near where I live a woman was approached by someone at Walmart. She dismissed them. They followed her home and killed her in her home in front of her 5 kids. It was more than one person in the car who followed her. It was a whole thing. It was 20 years ago and still sticks with me today.
This is the sad reality...we just don't know someone's intentions. I have been followed in Walmart and had to confront the guy like the woman in the video did. I'd rather be perceived as paranoid or a b!tch than be attacked.
Which I’m pretty sure is why she told the guy off in the Parking lot, it’s just creepy. Women can’t even say no without worrying abt having to be killed because of a guy who can’t handle it
@@Vixhilia Stuff like that genuinely rarely happens. It is not at all common enough to justify a mass profiling of all men as potential murderers/stalkers etc. Be careful the kind of thought process you employ because in the society we live in it will inevitably be more unevenly skewed against men that society is already predisposed to fear. That being black/brown men. Your fear is reactionary, and reactionary fear-driven thoughts are the purview of the right. We need to think critically before we decide to fear an entire demographic in the population
Nah it happens enough to be aware of it and its especially high in India and Mexico , people lives are more important then hurting some random man’s feelings it also doesn’t help to feel sympathy when men make jokes abt sa and women’s fear of it.
@@gidorah SA and catcalling is more common than positive social interactions? Are you insane. I'm sorry, I am around people a lot and I do not hear women get catcalled more than they have positive social interactions. I would bet that you cant link me one statistic to back this at all because of how ridiculous it is. Like a claim like that needs some sort of evidence
ALL ABOARD 🚂 THE NON-TOXIC NOAH SAMSEN TRAIN 🚂
Rolling on the tracks of well researched and considered information 🎵🎶
“Oh, what’s that? You care? Let me explain the research”
Underrated comment ☠
I hate that I understand the context of this
What the hell is going on
I live in an area where sex trafficking and drugs is a huge problem. We are taught in school that we should be cautious if someone approaches us in public. I was taught they would likely approach me really softly and sometimes with a woman. They would hide their motives until i was close enough or followed them. And true crime doesn't help with stranger anxiety.
What you do mean?
yeah, as a non american, why the hell would I react positively to some rando coming to me in a parking lot when I'm alone?
He's not entirely wrong. Sometimes media sweeps up the "good looking:"guys and they got quite a bit of support. Jeremy meeks got a modeling career after his felony gun charges because of his mugshot. I remember when Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, a suspect of the boston marathon bombing had lots of support from women online stating they were too pretty to actually have done it. They were innocent and set up.
For every Jeremy Meeks. There are 50 mugshawtys with dudes trying to post bail. Also Nikolas Cruz and Patrick Crusius (Chudjak) had crazy women wanting them free.
I love the "I'm not manic" intro. I never personally thought so but I'm glad people were checking in on you. Have a great day man.
Waffles legit convinced people to pay him to call them ugly. What is life?
Self-hatred is a booming business
@@tomisaacson2762 Just as many girls made people paid millions to lie and sell them the dream of being in Parasocial relation with her audience
@@SoupRemedy71 This just sounds like cope from someone who paid Waffles idk.
@@SoupRemedy71Seems like someone has a degradation kink.
@@marcosdiaz6673 I enjoyed the laugh, you can watch content and only take in the positive portions ya know
The problem is that for every video debunking the black pill you have ten videos of women putting tall men on a pedestal or saying they would never date short men.
Most blackpill content is made by women.
based
Facts, a lot of these black pilled UA-cam shorts are just reposts of women saying they don’t like short men, or they don’t like ugly guys and only go for tall attractive guys. All some of these guys are doing is uploading the videos without projecting their ideas and triggering people, when it’s literally what women are saying Lmao
I am one of those short guys but its fine I understand 100%.... Its science, evolution all that... I would very probably be the same as a female and probably picky ha.... Its weird times as well, but its fine... Sometimes different people have different life purposes and stuff, spirit world soul stuff... Even in the tribal days I think the mating was done by a few alphas and the lesser males like me would guard, fight, go scouting hunting etc.... All I want in this life is to see my (black GSD) dog who passed away yesterday... I will try to fix my bad karma, help people, whatever powers are "up there" I will do anythig it takes to see my dog again in spirit world or somewhere someway... I am 5 ft 7 barely but I cant imagine how tough it is for 5 ft 1 5 ft 3 etc guys, I want to try to help those guys in life inspire them... Maybe then the aliens or "Gods" or whatever it is will grant me mercy to see my dog again... I was atheist most of my life, crazy story.... Fingers crossed
Lmao, saying that moths are beautiful and cute is the biggest cope ever. Never began for mothcels
Africans eat moths 😊
butterflies mog so hard
@@AFMMD1967 You know it's over once even moths are having better SMV than you
@@AFMMD1967 butterflypill is beyond brutal
Never began for no nectarcels. @@ylir7728
Yeahhh whenever I’m walking around campus at night there are plenty of conventionally attractive men around and I am very careful to avoid all of them regardless because it’s not like hot guys are less likely to harm you.
I think that this idea that women only find ugly guys creepy comes from the gross idea of women “enjoying” being sa’d, and that women won’t be scared of hot guys because they “secretly want it”
Whereas the only reason why I’d be ok walking around with any man at night, conventionally attractive or not, is because I know him well enough that I don’t think he’d do anything, and because having him around makes me feel more comfortable when I run into other people
Even though ig statistically it’s also more likely to happen with someone you know and trust so there’s rlly no winning there
(Edited for clarity, I think some people misunderstood my point with the last couple sentences)
Personally,while I think there is a grain of truth here.(People are more willing to let their guard down around person they think are attractive)
I'ed argue that is more of a people thing.There are guys who are willing to walking into dangerous situations because a attractive woman implies sex at some point
@@gidorah Okay I believe that two different conversations are being had, correct me if I am wrong but the attraction you are referring to is probably not a romantic one, while the one starpilot15 is referring to is. I agree that people, in general, are non-romantically (and sometimes romantically) attracted to good people. That being said it is absolutely not the case that being a good person will make a woman attracted to you romantically (and sometimes even non-romantically) being a good person does not entitle you to romance, or even friendship, all it should entitle you to is mutually returned dignity and respect. Both of the views that women are attracted to good people non-romantically and that woman are attracted romantically are toxic in my opinion, because it creates expectations for behaviors that should be done because you are a good person end of story.
@@gidorah We're definitely not saying the same thing. Respect does not always correlate to being a good person. There was a really nice neurodivergent kid in my class back in college. People either outright ignored her or actively treated her badly. She had tendencies people considered weird, sure, but was a great person that I very much so respected. I cant say the same for a lot of other people. It is certainly not true that being a good person automatically earns you respect, even though you should get respect for it. And thinking that people not respecting someone means that they arent a good person is dangerous, you could be participating in the social isolation of someone who is being bullied.
@@gidorahthis isn’t necessarily true. People can be pretty judgmental even without knowing the person they’re judging. I’ve met people with no “respect” from others who turned out to be some of the kindest hearts I’ve ever seen and I’ve met people who were respected by everyone but was an asshole in private. Respect can be a measure of whether or not you’re a good person but respect is based on public perception and public perception isn’t always correct
@@shizz3907It is honestly so sad how often neurodivergent people get unfairly labeled because of bias when they end up being the sweetest people you will meet. It's hard navigating through social cues sometimes as a neurodivergent person.
I have paranoia against men. I support men, I am a feminist also going for men's equality, bringing down sexism for both sides and fighting for men's mental health. But I have paranoia of sexual assult I can't control it and I have it just because of hearing cases and growing up being constantly warned about it. I can imagine that a person with trauma would react this extreme like the woman in the tik tok video and if you do please go to therapy, talk to family and just get some support to bring down the trauma so you can feel safe in society again and have less anxiety.
Punch an attacker in the face
Glad we are seen as criminals before we do anything at all, our existence creates fear in you. But let's extrapolate, what if a guy who gets treated liek this has also gone through assault. Not only is he afraid but he is afraid and on the outside of every interaction he has. And that man is then treated like taxi driver day in day out. Guilty until proven innocent, man don't deserve happiness or kindness, no benifit of the doubt.
this^ i feel like as a man im constantly trying to not make the other sex feel uncomfortable so it truly does break my heart that me just saying hi can shake someone up that much, of course this is more about the victims of people that do get into bad situations then my feelings though
*EDIT:* *I am not telling OP to "go to therapy" here.* I am talking about the type of person OP was talking about at the end. I thought that was clear but evidently not, so I apologize for not being more clear.
*Original comment:* Literally just go to therapy. If you can find a good therapist, it is helpful beyond words. Social media is not a substitute for therapy.
5:06
*O M F G*
he even has the aCCeNt
Him: Women are so selfish for judging men based solely on appearance
Also him: Listen guys, let's be honest; when we are looking for a girlfriend all we care about is looks
Walking contradiction
Not really, most of us average looking men shoot below our ranking
@jesusisourlord8791 just having the mindset of "shoot below our ranking" says all that needs to be said lmao. Stop putting people in some weird sexual hierarchy 😂
He's not contradicting himself. He is explaining the fact that women are innately selfish for judging men based solely on appearance (so do we), and wanting looks only. That being said, a girl has to have both looks and mind. But men do not judge women solely based on looks as well. Women mostly do that.
@@eigelgregossweisse9563ou're delusional
@@eigelgregossweisse9563dog this love concept is man made bullshit. Most people will die alone and die with dysfunctional relationships with others whether it’s romantic and not. We all need to find hobbies (technically they’re copes but healthier than being addicted to something) and master our craft and then eventually die with having little to no interaction with the opposite gender. NEXT!
I have no scary stories about attractive men. I have no scary stories about ugly men. I just have scary stories about men, because when I’m scared of a man, I’m not exactly going “damn he’s hot” I’m going “damn he’s gonna kidnap me”
they fr think this wattpad.
“i was kidnapped by a hot man and i fell in love 😻. thank god he isn’t ugly or i’d have to run away!”
@@reckless_herb
Yeah, romanticising this BS.
Too many people do it.
I guess 365 days just wasn’t a movie popular with women then.
@@reckless_herbyou ever heard of the Stockholm effect, shit like this can still happen 💀
@@Reze000 Stalkholm syndrome develops over time with abusers. That’s not what i was talking about.
Moths aren't ugly creatures that are easy to exterminate! I think they are cute! They're fine! People like this often love to generalize and say that everyone is one way or thinks one way but they don't. Sorry for being a cringe bluepill girl over here but I'm sure plenty of people think of you just like how I think of moths. Watching these videos makes me sad.
I LOVE MOTHS
Moth Mommy
what are you apologizing for??? for having matured enough to have your own preferences asserted? :D
@@darcyroyce It was an ironic apology~
‘Yeah, you’re a moth.. a Madagascan sunset moth
🥺👉👈’
Love this spurt of frequent uploads, however I think you shine way brighter in your longer videos that dive deeper into issues. I don't know much about youtube but would love to see you continue to succeed if that's what you want, and I think the longer form content where you shine the most (I love these shorter uploads as well) is what will help grow your channel the most. Much love, thanks for making us fun things to watch.
You should debunk Dogpill.
Dogpill is truth
These dogs worked hard. They improved, I say! They deserved what they got.
Unlike creepy men! They never worked hard in their lifes nor did they take a shower. They are all bad people, that is why the worst of them in jail never get any attention from women. Dogpill has been disproven by the women who own dogs. They say it is not true. End of the story. @@icomefromoogaboogaland
@@nocturnaljoe9543don't miss the part that the dogs have great personalitiez and social skills 😊
@@icomefromoogaboogaland Ofc! They are great people. They worked on themseves. They were grinding and hustling all their very long lifes. Proving that men are lesser than dogs. Brootal and saad.
A10 husky moggs me to oblivion
as a fellow bipolar creator: please take care of urself noah!!! pls don’t burn urself out
yes
@spaceboy.digital what does any of that have to do with someone relating to him and reminding him to take care of himself lmao, u sound stupid
@spaceboy.digitalso? Are we not allowed to check up on each other as adults?
When you're a woman out alone, with a child, and someone gives you bad vibes- literally do what ever it takes within reason to make yourself safe. Not every guy who is a creep jumpscares you or starts running toward you- a lot of them act nice, normal, trying to get you to let your guard down and be polite. It may seem nonsensical to go off of vibes but our minds sometimes pick up on subtle details- like body language- that we don't consider explicitly. Of course, it could be wrong. He could have good intentions. But the consequences of waiting to find out are awful and traumatic. Most women have at least one of these experiences.
EXACTLY. The times I've been creeped out by a guy in public, I was always alone and they always offered help and then try and coerce me into leaving with them or something else sketchy. No one has every come at me loud and aggressive.
This. Better safe than sorry. If the guy was genuinely harmless, all you've done is mildly annoy a stranger. If he wasn't harmless, you've just avoided a disaster. Unless you're an on-duty cop or an EMT, any "emergency" or problem a random guy needs help with is not for a woman to fix.
I do think in that way she was correct. She was fully within her right to tell a stranger not to approach her.
But the continuous shouting at the man when he had already backed off seems a little unnecessary (I personally would really find it unpleasant to be shouted at repeatedly by a stranger in public and can understand why he would start shouting back even if he was approaching for perfectly fine reasons), and to say that "no man should ever approach a woman in a parking lot" is a bit of a broad statement.
@@eoincampbell1584That's pretty common advice if you're genuinely worried about abduction. Draw attention to yourself, make sure onlookers witness what's happening. There's a whole side to the internet that categorizes pretty normal things as signs you're being targeted for abduction, it can really get in your head.
I get that, buy there is such a thing as being excessive, and, as fucked up as it sounds, any man willing to approach a women for nefarious purposes won't be warded off with continued screaming, any moral guy hears "hey back don't approach me" and they'll alright my bad, especially considering the ego death young people feel when they need to ask a stranger anything these days anyway
Stop with the blackpill guys it's bad, you just need to keep grinding, keep hustling and shoot for your dreams.
I promise you
you just gotta take that first step im telling you guys!
Im 5’1, balding, my jaw is very recessed, my voice is like kermit, 4.5 inches, workout n focus on myself, why cant I find a girl?
@@as.haribo752you must wait till you hit 60, thats when the tactical soap starts processing
@@HAHAHAHAHAHAHahHHA"Men peek at their fifties bro!"
I really like the more empathetic approach toward these communities as opposed to laughing and mocking them. Esp since these people gravitate toward the black pill because they feel ostracized.
Why do most people just ignore all the scientific/scholarly arguments and articles that the blackpill folks use to support their points?
@@gelincarambolices7732Because the blackpillers twist that information 90% of the time
But they just laugh at the women in the comments. I don't understand. Some people in the comments shared their story and -im guessing blackpillers- are mocking them. At this point it's really hard to take an emphatic approach.
@@gelincarambolices7732 Because they really don't have a scientific evidence that women are at fault for men's misery. You're blaming %50 percent of the human population about the problems of men. Very very generalized and hateful towards women.
@@bear9295 Not really tho, in wheat waffles videos for example the guys in the comments only talk about their problems
So many times hot guys have been terrifying to me, a woman. I had a hot guy stalk me with his car trying so haed to get me into it, where i most likely wouldnt have been seen again. He made it clear he was going to use physical force to get me into his car if i didnt get in. A hot guy raped me in a park. Ive had hot guys be incapable of saying no and that got scary. hot guys sending super creepy messages. JUST CUZ A GUY IS HOT DOESNT MEAN THEY ARENT CREEPY OR ALL ADVANCES ARE WANTED
If anything hot guys are scarier because they have the confidence
Ted Bundy was seen as a handsome and charming chap, and was an absolute psychopath.
Handsome men are given more leeway for creepy behavior because they’re attractive, causing a lot of them to become entitled.
Honestly I'm more scared of attractive men than I am average men. A hot man acting creepy gives the vibes that he 100% thinks he can get away with it. A lot of average or below average men I've been around have been creepy partially because they genuinely just don't know how to talk to women. Not to say creepy average men can't also think they'll get away with things, but this is just in my personal experience. I've called out men for their behavior in a (hopefully) compassionate way, and hot guys are always the ones who do not listen and do not care.
@user-rh4pj4gt9w What the fuck is wrong with you?
I'm really glad that Noah is keeping us updated on his health status cus to me this isn't manic this is him back in his little observation room. When he's gone for weeks who knows where he's scurrying around
noah is our favorite little critter :)
yeah i noticed a lot of comments in the last vid saying, "uve been posting a lot be sure to take care of urself!" but a lot more detailed. and idk i appreciate feeling empathy n humanizing youtubers but it almost felt like people were babying him.
its a lot more normalized for youtubers to take care of themselves. n since he seems like an adult i literally never had that thought come to me. i was just like cool! hes postin more vids 😊
maybe i have the wrong perspective or am missing something.
😭😭😭
The black pill statement simply says that the more handsome you are, the easier your social interactions and relationships will be. Of course there are exceptions and nuances, but that's the general idea.
It’s called the halo effect. Unless the conventionally attractive man does something explicit to drive woman away. He’s more likely to get away with small gaffs during interaction.
But this was not the point of the video?
You mean body dysmorphia with elements of narcissism?
Black pill is bad for you bro forget all that stuff. Just keep grinding, keep hustling, shoot for your dreams-
Anything is possible bro, I promise
Pure blackpill quote from Jeremy meeks@@bugtest9401
Audio cuts out right when the blonde starts talking at 2:27. Sup with that?
Ive definitely fell down my own Blackpill arc, especially when i was homeless, addicted, and having a psychotic break. But Blackpill doesnt help as a mindset, and I thank Nietzsche, Descartes, etc for breaking my worldview and helped me.
Also if i was in the first situation I would just apologize, and explain that I may be large, intimidating, and male presenting, but I dont intend to be intimidating and walk away.
@@adamusprime403 I honestly don’t think that would help with her. Best to not say anything and just walk away. From personal experience, people like that don’t listen, they just want you to do what they say and will get even more belligerent if you do not.
The black pill is literally true tho
I’d imagine being black pilled didn’t help you in changing your socioeconomic position, the addiction or your mental health let alone your dating life. Congrats on all the changes though.
@@damien4969so after watching a 19 min video of someone proving that whole ideology wrong all you've been left with is "black pill is right"?💀
People who think moths are ugly are undeserving of trust. The Luna Moth is absolutely gorgeous. Even the more normal "brown ones" have really cute puppy faces.
BASED, unironically, I'm a huge fan of moths, I think many of them are neat and resilient even if they're not one of the "pretty" species
I hate both butterflies and moths. Little demons.
no i hate them
Nope I hate em
Is cockroach cute?
I as a dude, have been creeped out by both men and women that were conventionally attractive
also I find it funny how he's creating the problem and selling the solution
The irony he claims not to be a grifter while charging money so he can call you ugly. There are legit Manosphere channels who pay this guy and take him seriously. The self esteem of men is at a all time low and most of them bring it on themselves.
Being "creepy" isn't about how someone looks, it's about how they're acting.
I'm trying to wrap my mind around watching "black pill" content... for what? Validation that nothing I do will matter...?
Edit: Of course. He's selling something.
They would say you're lying because you're a woman and it is really all about looks.
Generally people are a lot more lenient towards attractive people when it comes to social mistakes.
As for the blackpill content, the age old adage applies, misery loves company.
It’s realistically a bunch of 15 year olds that have had absolutely no life experience, which is kind of worse cause he’s essentially brainwashing them into this. And if it is grown men then there is really no saving them
Yeah this isn’t true. There has been quite a lot of research done on this and is called the halo effect. Also there’s been tons of research and if you are someone who is black, people tend to have a higher suspicion/caution around you. The feelings you have about someone is a mixture of how they appear, how they act, and your internal biases. What you said puts your feelings towards them entirely on them. That’s like a racist or fat phobic person saying it’s the fault of the person that they are bigoted towards for them feeling the way they do. No it’s your own biases.
None of this is to say that feeling creeped out towards someone is always just a you thing. It can genuinely be a result of their actions as well
The is just false. There are studies that prove otherwise. While outliers exist, an attractive man never starts creep as his first impression.
This is so vibey, I'm currently attaching spikes onto my jacket while watching a noah video. Slay.
fellas don't you hate it when pitchfork and torch wielding townsfolk drive you from their village just because you're a regular [ogre] sub-five guy [haunter of the deep dark woods] who's looking to make a connection [eat human bone marrow]?
unironically how women see ugly men and how they wish they could treat us lol. it’s ogre for shrekcels
It’s a wrap, even average men are struggling in dating. 63% of men between 18-29 were single and didn’t have sex in the past year
Wheat waffles is such an easy target like respond to gerby or something rather than the most obvious grifter possible.
not even gerby, HE SHOULD RESPOND TO DBDR, he's the most real of all the blackpillers
@@iiCounted-op5jxhes like the technoblade of being ugly
Lmao tails would smoke this clown
@@blackhawk4465 TRVTH
It’s so wild to me that he keeps whining and complaining that women will trust “handsome men” more than “ugly men” but I was molested as a child by a handsome teenage boy and later again as a teenager by another handsome man. I am scared of handsome men because so many of them feel so entitled to women.
Well how did it proven the point wrong? The fact that those men were able to asult you mean you had to have trusted them to be alone or in some secluded area where they got the opportunity to do the horrendous act to you ? Use logic.
@@somerandomfatguy.3384 She never said whether she initially trusted those men. For both of them she explicitly says she was A CHILD. You’re talking about logic, but you can’t seem to read and are adding in context that wasn’t there in the first place.
@@somerandomfatguy.3384
It is not logic that just bc you trusted someone who was attractive it is your fault they rape you.
It is a post hoc fallacy
@bootycrusader
sorry this jerk has said something so insensitive to you
I hope you have a good day just to spite them
@@madlie2452 really I wonder what a child was doing with attractive teen age boy alone at first time but hey look at me and my stupid logicless brain, she did the same thing again and got molested second time. I mean is it just me or the people fail to see the logic which inspired the pattern. I mean come on use the brain to think a bit for once in a while.
Handsome creepy men stories you say?
I met this really fit and handsome guy who knew a close friend of mine. He flirted with me a lot and eventually asked me on a coffee date. He seemed to be very pushy though, and had a strange vibe like he was trying to get close to me far too quickly.
That weekend I happened to go see a band in the city and ran into some friends so we got beers. They asked if I was seeing anyone and I said no but I did go on a date with this handsome guy (and said his name).
They looked at each other and said to break it off straight away because they knew the guy and he had explosive anger issues and often became violent.
I sent him a message saying I wasn't ready to date yet and to thank him for hanging out and wishing him all the best.
Unfortunately he didn't seem to take no for an answer and kept sending me weird pictures and messages at odd hours - I didn't want to make him mad because we lived in the same smallish town.
The part where he freaked me out was sending me a message saying I had a pretty cat - and I was sitting at my desk with my cat in my lap. I replied that it was weird that he said that - he replied and said I needed to invest in better curtains. Fuck no.
I jumped out of my chair and went straight to my housemate who had some wicked large knives for the outback - and we did a lap of the house and I blocked him. No sign of anyone though - but he did know where I lived from a previous house party.
Even if it was a joke, my dude. I had never felt such raw fear in my life.
I wish I could say it was my last experience with scary but handsome men, I seem to attract a certain type but now I just date women instead. Pays to be bi I guess haha
That is extremely scary, however you said yea I got pushy and weird vibes from this guy and still went out with him, moreover enough people did that for him to get a reputation. An ugly guy like that wouldn’t even get his foot in the door lol.
@@chikiniji706 I read that like they noticed his pushiness while on the coffee date, but maybe that's wrong.
@@chikiniji706no. That’s not what they said. They said they got pushy vibes during the date and once they found out about his past violent tendencies, they cut him off. Seems like you didn’t read the comment
@@chikiniji706 You are missing the point entirely and are jumping to erroneous conclusions simultaneously.
@@sorryoutlandish I don't think he understands or cares to.
been really happy seeing new videos from you every day, love your content! love from belgium
The knee jerk reaction is what people are mad about. It sounds like this man never got within 30 feet of her and was just trying to get her attention (for what reason no one knows). And she immediately decided he was a bad actor and that she should try to tell him off. She probably scared this guy just as much as she was scared of him. If that were me I’d be driving home looking over my shoulder expecting to be arrested at any moment. “Excuse me miss” isn’t something that should normally be met with yelling, “DO NOT APPROACH” when it sounds like he never even approached.
I can only speak for myself, but even if you accept their framing, I think the blackpill crew tend to ignore the minor detail of your personality seeping through your looks. You can be 'conventionally attractive' (whatever the hell that means), but on a bad day or if you have a rotten personality or whatever - yeah, that stuff is quite visible (facial expressions, body language, tone, manner of speech, a lack of empathy when engaging others etc.).
For the love of god, I hope these people realize that they should engage with people as individuals, and not some amorphous mass of potential dates; people have different preferences, just learn how to sus-out bad actors.
Body language can easily be wrong
Well people don't engage with us as individuals, we get screamed down no matter we are, default reaction is fear or disdain
Also the guy that he used as an example of a 3/10 could get a different haircut or facial hair style and have a different facial expression and be way more attractive. I really believe in the Hasan Piker motto that "everyone can be a 7" if you just style yourself well. A huge part of attractiveness is just grooming.
You are more full sh** than a politician.
Lmfao@@vklnew9824 I'd say "are you ok bro?" but it is BEYOND obvious that you're clearly not
I was 18 with my brand new baby in a traintrack alleyway that was near a tattoo shop my ex had been in at the time. I got out of the car to change my baby, and right in the middle of this a guy (pretty cute tbh, if he wasnt being such a dick and giving me bad vibes. Tall brown locks icy blue eyes) came up behind me. I got scared because my baby was naked laying horizontally in the backseat as i was changing him. He said "hey do you have change and a lighter?" I didnt, my partner had all the money in the tattoo shop, and i had just had a baby we both stopped smoking well before this like a year ago from this point.
"No sorry" not thinking to hard about it but blocking my baby from view who was fussing. He angerly shot daggered eyes at me and called me a stupid bitch and then luckily kept walking the traintrack. I started crying because i was a little scared and just insulted for not being able to give someone things. Terrifying and the worst.
Also i wonder if the book the woman had read that was teaching her about bad feelings was "the gift of fear" i recommend this book to any woman out there. Its wild what we are able to subconsciously pick up on, but what social norms force us to not acknowledge.
You were right to be terrified, I feel. Where I used to live people would get stabbed pretty frequently for not being able to give strangers in parking lots cigarettes. Like... it's a weirdly common thing for some reason. I'm always wary of men who approach me in a parking lot asking for change, too. I've had once or twice where the vibes were so far beyond scary. Thankfully I'm 5'6"(taller than most girls I know) so if I act tough they give it a second thought.
@J_Lynn right like asking for change what if he was asking that to get me to pull out my purse or something so he could steal the whole wallet. Which would have sucked for him and me, since i had no money lol
Thank you for this, I was wondering what the book was!
Good genes= good life
Bad genes= bad life
That's all.
Man what
@@karoca1688are you tarded? He was pretty clear in his comment
@@halfcurrylet man 💀
@@halfcurrylet she's a woman so it makes sense that she doesnt understand a single sentence.
@@villain205 it's a kid lmao
Omg I found your channel yesterday, this is the first vid with a mullet, and as a fellow mullet wearer I must say I love it
i gained weight due to a job change (active to sedentary) and get treated worse by everyone except close platonic friends bc of that. when i am constantly hungry, feeling faint, but skinny, i’m treated like a different person
I had this guy acting like a "white knight" in a post office one time that freaked me out and it still gives me chills to this day.
It was late and after hours, there was no one else there, and he insisted that it was dangerous for a woman to be alone so late, so he'd stay while I got my labels printed. I told him thanks but no thanks, but he just smiled and insisted, so I didn't know what else to do but get on with it. He was good looking in a clean cut way, and he was dressed nicely, I remember thinking he must have been working late at an accountant office or something. But he gave off a weird intense vibe, which is why I remember him clearly more than because of his appearance. He also wouldn't talk to me, like I tried to make small talk to break up the silence, but he just gave one word answers or didn't respond. There was nothing overtly threatening going on, something just didn't feel right.
The thing that still makes me break out into a cold sweat to this day is that a couple minutes later another guy walked in with his mail, and the first guy met my eyes, gave me a weird smile, and just turned and walked out.
I was really relieved to see him go, but confused for a minute, like, wasn't his whole schtick that he wanted to "protect" me from any dangerous men who might come in? Why did he leave when another man walked in?
Only later it hit me, I realized HE was the dangerous one, and he left the moment a potential witness walked in.
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Even though the lady in the video was probably over reacting I get why. My mom, who was a victim of SA, always told me and my sister never to let an attacker get you into a car or to a second location. It's better to scream and fight even if he is threatening you with violence than to let him get you to the second location, or you're as good as dead.
Every car in a parking lot is a potential black hole you could be forced into and never come back out of alive. So I get her reaction, even if it was probably unnecessary and overblown, it's better to be rude and look like a bitch than risk the potential danger.
Men, if you find yourself in such a situation, I can 99.5% guarantee that the woman's reaction is nothing personal and has nothing to do with you specifically, certainly not your looks. She isn't reacting to you, she is reacting to the potential threat you represent, which is very sad and feels unfair, but unfortunately is a valid fear in this day and age. It's best not to approach strangers in parking lots regardless of gender, but if you need to communicate something, best to always announce yourself from a distance, stay well back and keep your hands in view. It sucks that it's necessary to be done wary, on both sides, but a that's one more reason to create a safer, less toxic world for everyone. Be safe out there 💜
So this person said they’d accompany you so you wouldn’t be alone, they didn’t talk to you that much to make you uncomfortable, and as soon as they saw that there was someone else to accompany you they left you alone.
What did the person actually do that was creepy??
@@Lohanujuan been sitting here thinking about how to put it into words, considered 'predatory', but I wouldn't go that far, so the word I landed on was 'possessive'. This guy was a complete stranger to me, he made no attempt to talk or introduce himself before saying that he was going to stay because it was dangerous for me to be out alone. When I said no thanks, he refused to leave me be. He stood behind me, watching me in almost complete silence and would hardly respond when I spoke to him or asked him polite questions. It all felt very awkward and objectifying. And all that in the context of him suddenly leaving when another person walked in gives me the chills. If he was supposed to be protecting me, what was he meant to be protecting me from, if not from other people? What other potential danger was there? Tripping over my own two feet? Getting lost on the 30 second walk back to my car? Getting mauled by a raccoon? The only credible threat he could reasonably claim was another person, yet the minute another person approached, he left. This removes his excuse of "protecting" me, so that leaves the question, what other motivation did he have for waiting for me to finish with my mail in a government building full of cameras until I walked out to the dark parking lot with him?
I don't know, and the not knowing part is the problem. It was at best presumptive and inappropriate, and it gave me the creeps.
That's the best I know how to explain. It was creepy.
When you say "accompany me", do you mean like he was just trying to make me feel safe? I mean, anything is possible, and if it's all a big miscommunication, that would be a relief and I would thank him for his good intentions... But if his intention was to make me feel safer, he accomplished the exact opposite.
@@Lohanujuan Bro, no anyone that concerned with a random ass stranger has ulterior motives. Why would a man be possessive of a stranger to the point of violating her autonomy? 'her denying needing his protection' a lot of men get a bad rap by crazy clout chasing women. But do realize it is men who do most of the human trafficking.
@@Lohanujuan Subtext is extremely important. Situations often feel creepy before you consciously put your finger on why. Him offering to stick around isn’t too sus on its own, although a stranger invoking the stranger danger card is odd. It turned creepy when she established a boundary by declining *and he ignored that.* Also, she was the one proactively trying to engage in small talk, so him staying quiet wasn’t done for her comfort. Thirdly, he doesn’t know that the next guy to walk in isn’t the Danger Stranger he’s supposedly watching out for.
@@militiav6069 agreed on your first point, but the women who do engage in human trafficking often exploit the fact that their victims are more likely to trust a woman. So gender really isn’t a good barometer for if someone is safe or not.
Jeremy Meeks and that Mexican serial killer with the groupies are perfect examples of how you can do everything wrong yet end up desired and respected by women if you have the best genetic makeup , looks are everything
don't hate on meeks he was a familycel that was abandoned as a child and raised in a street gang
Pretty privilege exists but that doesn't mean looks are EVERYTHING. Please get help
@@sophitiaofhyruleMeeks married a billionaire and has his own autobiography😂. What else do you need
@@sophitiaofhyrule as other commenter mentioned, Meeks married a billionaire, signed up for a modeling agency, cheated on the billionaire, and she *forgave* him for it and even begged him to come back 😂 looks aren’t everything bro, clearly Meeks must’ve had a greeaaat personality :DDD
@@Randomlad56 the mfer is in amateur movies now too🤣. And what was that one Pakistani guy who went viral because of his blue eyes and used his fame to open his own shop that was extremely successful?
Having been catcalled/yelled at by guys on occasion as a young woman, I’ll say I barely even glance at the face/body of the man that’s trying to approach me or interact with me. I just look for long enough to know where they are so I can avoid them. It’s not even remotely a part of my thought process to assess their appearance. I don’t have time for that.
I'm a 6'1 bearded bald dude and men creepy the shit outta me. I had a stalker and i am also a SA survivor. Didn't happen once or twice, i was abused 3 times. Can you IMAGINE how it's like for women ? You simply cannot. Abuse against women is systematic, they're on IG, in their families, on the streets, in a position of power. And just like the rest of the systematic BS we have going on, it won't end because it's rooted in how they perceive reality. Sick mfs
I'm so sorry you went through that. I believe you and I hope you're doing ok
Praying for your recovery friend. Thank you for sharing, these kinda stories ALWAYS get swept under the rug. Seemingly Just as often as many women’s SA stories if not more/ you being taken less serious because you’re very masc :(
@@woolzem thank you very much. I'm recovering. :) thank you also for believing in me. It's way more than what most do. It means the world.
@@avacadomangobanana2588 thank you for your kindess, wish you the very best. And as for SA not being taken seriously, yes. I have been called weak and the blame was put on me for not fighting back. When i tried to explain i was so shocked and disgusted that i simply couldn't move, i and my suffering were disregarded as valid. Same happened to one of my closes friends, it happened to her and this evil and cruel man who has the audacity to call himself her father said she was a w****. She is still, to this day, afraid to fight the abuser legally due to how bad the general perception was.
@@wintermelon4020omg. You are so smart😂
noah is keeping us well fed
Like pigs when receiving their slop.
@@vklnew9824 you don't need to beg every woman to want nothing to do with you, you can protect and maintain your virginity without saying a word bro
@@xp8969 shes not gonna see this bro
@@beganitdidnt6535 who are you talking about?
@@xp8969 an imaginary woman he thinks you're "white-knighting" for cause he's a loser
Am I the only who couldn't hear the audio of the woman's tik tok?
no he probably had to edit the voice out because of legal reasons. maybe the women found this video and asked him to mute it
I once found a 5 leaf clover…..I find four leaf clovers all the time….my first thought was…. “ I must give this to the first person I see” so there was a woman in a car with her friend….and I started explaining how special this 5 leaf clover was….and she said “ get away from me….your lucky I didn’t pull my gun out”…..on that day….I found out five leafers( literally the most rare clover I ever found) are actually unlucky.
wheatwaffles is so funny. one time he said that all tattoo parlours should be required to have a sign on the door that says “tattoos cause cancer, especially in sluts”
As a self-IDed slut: same
Wow! That guy is beyond saving. Like what?!
oh lmao guess it is how ugly he is on the inside after all.
Isn't that a tattoo infection? Chances are this guy has a sleeve.
@@roxassora2706 His head is narrow like a sleeve.
Conventionally attractive men can be the MOST predatory because they automatically think you're into them when you're not. Especially as a lesbian I've had many encounters with conventionally attractive men who trap me in uncomfortable situations where I have to either reject him (scary) or try to keep things light and flirty so as not to anger him (also scary because he might take that as a green light to proceed)
yeah, that's been my experience, too. i'm also a lesbian, and i've been in both situations, where you end up having to be keenly aware of the fact that either could (and in my case, have) result in violence towards you. it's terrifying, and not without reason. i'm sorry you've had to deal with that.
YES. Thanks for breaking the conditioning. Attractive men think they can use their privilege to get away with anything and I'm glad more and more people are understanding that and undoing the idea that attractive > good
You're doing incels and society a favor by deconstructing pretty privlege. Thank you
Multitudes and gallons of copium oozed.
Don't offend but if you are lesbian you its normal that you don't find men attractive so they seems creepy to you. The point is that if u are attractive people see you as more mature, witty, secure kind and overall having a good personality, if you are ugly is the opposite
@@damianoaimino1714 I promise you, I know the difference between creepy and non-creepy men. Most of my friends are men and I've never felt uncomfortable with them. It's only a select few who put me in uncomfortable situations, and a lot of the time it's because they're conventionally attractive and they assume I find them to be charming (because they've lived their entire lives being treated this way by most people so they don't know how to take 'no' for an answer)
You know it's over once you done most polite approach by saying "excuse me, mam", and women was screaming at you when you were 30 feet away, this is just hilarious. And ofc there would be normies in denial, or virtue signaling w0m3n would who tell you something like "oh it's all about your personality" when she yelled at him the split second, like if she hasn't a fucking personality scanning system robots from Detroit Become Human do, then you can't cope your way out here. You also can't cope by saying he was a rapist, criminal. Rapists don't say a word to their victims before doing their thing. She was repulsed by looks, and looks only. If this guy swallowed blackpill he would never get this reaction.
It’s pointless bro, I’ve already tried and they just bring up 1000 copes after you destroy one
@@chillout8320 it's s fucking over man
it sucks once you know the truth
you cant really look at life the same or enjoy it as much anymore once you see the reality of it
channels like these are here to keep people blind to it
@@beganitdidnt6535 Ngl sometimes i wish i never was blackpilled. Just look at this Sub8 male for example. If he was blackpilled he would never get this amount of status and attention, and then you have celebrities like Danny DeVito, Ed Sheeran and Mr Beast, like the amount of motivation and hardwork those guys are having is insane.
Of course it doesn't always lead to success, but at least they still can cope. But once you stopped believing in Santa Claus you can't go back to it, the same goes with blackpill.
I wish there was a respawn button bro
Damn you guys are stupid lmao. Doesn't matter how handsome a man is, if you're rushing to a woman in an empty parking lot, she will fear for her safety. Blackpill is for stupid losers.
5'7 lazy eyed no chin Indian SLAYER checking in
Nice
I have tried for a decade to go out of my way to be an ear for men that tend to take the black pill ideology and it never goes well. I know how it feels to believe things are hopeless and feel lonely because I had a rough time in my teenage years with self-esteem and thought I would die unloved. As a result, I always told myself that I would uplift others so they can understand they are not alone. My first experience with this was a guy who approached me while I was working as a server with a cheesy pickup line. I was in a relationship with my now husband but the guy had done this in front of his group of friends. I ended up giving him my number where I informed him I was in a relationship but I didn’t want him to get disparaged. It must have taken so much courage. He was really disappointed and said he had wished I would have just said that right out. The next time, a guy approached me at a bookstore and we got to talking about our favorite books. His friend kept nudging him until he asked if I was single. I told him flat out no but I would be more than happy to be friends but they walked away with the friend saying, “I’m sorry she led you on”. I’ve also been friends with guys like this and it goes really well until it doesn’t. Two of them asked me to set them up with friends, I obliged, only for them to pick apart my friends’ looks to me and complain that they wanted girls that look like me. It disgusted me because my friends are all gorgeous and it’s rude to say all women are shallow only to show you yourself are shallow. Others tend to befriend me only to try and belittle my husband, all while telling me how they are unattractive and no girls ever give them a chance and they might as well accept they were dealt a bad hand.
No amount of advice works because, how would I know what it’s like because, apparently, being married makes all of my experiences go away. Just listening doesn’t work because they just cycle the same thoughts without any reflection. Still, I feel really sad every time I meet or hear these guys out because there is no instant cure or fix all and a lot of it really is just bad experiences and bad luck mixed in a cocktail of low self-esteem and it can make you feel powerless.
As someone recovering from BP/RP ideology, I appreciate your effort to uplift others and I'm sorry to hear about the experiences it put you in. Those guys that you set up with your friends are total hypocrites and I hope your friends found someone better.
Yup, no self-reflection.
Only deflect.
I know these people were lost causes. But hearing stories like this help me remember everyone isn't only in it for themselves. Thank you.
I have no sympathy for any of these men. Their downfall is their own bad attitudes and evil hearts, but they fail to realize this.
If you’re ugly subhuman male then you must take the blackpill
You’ve had some really great videos lately, Noah.
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@@big_seaFighting the good fight.
This was even worse than his first blackpill video
Black men have been hanged and sentenced to life in prison for less, by women who reacted just like the example in the video.
I have no doubt that she's going to get herself or someone hurt one day if she doesn't get a handle on her anxiety.
Black men have been hanged and sentenced to life in prison for more than how this women reacted in this example. I have no doubt that black men are going to hurt her or someone else one day if they don't get a handle of their own degeneracy. 😀
Mustached white leftists don’t care when it comes to “women’s safety”
Why are people in the comments pretending that "beauty privilege" dosen't exist.
This.
No one is pretending it doesn't exist
Body Dysmorphia
@@avon8794 if they weren't this video wouldn't exist
@@crustykeycap5670 I'm referring to the comment section for this video, not every human on the planet, though I doubt many people will deny there are advantages to being beautiful. Many comments have pointed out that beauty matter far less than personality in many situations, but that's not the same as ignoring beauty privilege
This is a very comforting approach, the whole pointing and laughing take is getting exhausting but seems to be the only form of content I can find
I kick my feet and twirl my hair, when Noah uploads..
same, bestie
gaymaxxing 😂😂
This is a hard one for me. In college I was approached by a man in a parking lot and instinct took over me to deep voice yell at him to f*ck off. Turns out my instinct was right, he rushed me before I could get in the car and groped me up my dress before running off. I always wonder if it would have been worse if I hadn't reacted by yelling...I think it flustered him.
To be fair this guy approaching this lady with her kid sounds much more innocent so I get the backlash, but I also sadly get her reaction.
Oh and the last thing I was thinking about it the moment was "hmmm is this dude approaching me conventionally attractive?" 🙄
I'm so sorry that happened to you! I hope you feel a lot safer these days 💙
I hope the worst thing happens to you
@@LyfeIllustrationLol you don't have to think about it just like breathing you do it naturally.
Just out of curiosity, did he look attractive to you?
"Debunked" my ass you still get yelled at by the park rangers for massacre of butterflies
my brother in christ why are you massacring butterflies?? most normal blackpiller istg
That woman could have got that man killed especially if he was black shouting like that and having an attitude like that is a danger to men
I often sprint at women in parking lots so they know I have high physical prowess
No data to dissaproved BP other than opinion and strings of "wise" and "wicked" words? Well, moving on..
I’m a guy who crossdresses from time to time and when I do people can’t really tell I’m a guy unless I speak. It was probably the first or second time I went out alone presenting as a women that I was catcalled. As a man people tend to avoid me and my personal space as I walk, both men and women. But as a women people would feel far more comfortable in my personal space, telling me to cheer up and smile and catcalling. Again both men and women.
I have a resting grumpy face and I tend to intimidate people without realising. As a man people stay silent around me unless I break the ice, because I look scary. As a women people feel free to tell me to cheer up and smile when I’m alone and it’s 3am on a Friday night.
I feel distinctly less safe and noticeably more harassed as a women even though I know I’m actually an athletic guy under all the clothes and makeup. I can’t imagine what it’s like for many women who know if men do start getting to close they can’t exactly punch them in the jaw or run away like I could.
i've definitely been harassed more when 'girlmoding' than 'boymoding', which is weird, because i've only 'girlmoded' for less than a week of my life, total. shit is WILD
I have literally been creeped out and sexually harassed by a male stripper. like he was definitely a 10/10 man and everyone was jealous during the show that I was getting the attention but afterwards he was being really pushy and inviting me to his 'beach house in florida' and just straight up not leaving me alone even after i said i have a girlfriend. my friend who came with me also noticed he was being creepy and had to basically come save me. i was scared of him, like i don't really want to say the more creepy aspects of the interaction but he was definitely hot as hell and i could not wait to be as far away from him as possible.
there's a chad in your profile picture what the hell are you doing
@@olu1931 that pic looks korean that means k pop fans
Fr a guy can be 10/10 but the moment he starts being creepy or gross, a permanent -10 is imprinted on his forehead
You’re a guy?
@@zerosam5541 k pop detected opinion rejected
Personally, I had really bad experiences with men in my youth so I used to be really afraid of them. Luckily I overcame that by now, but I can definitely tell you a bit of that fear still lingers. I think something important here that just got overlooked is the location, if I was in a parking lot and approached by a man regardless of appearance I would be scared as well because parking lots have a reputation for a lot of women getting assaulted. Same with other locations. Additionally when you are alone it makes it scarier because if the person DOES have malicious intent there might be no one around to help.
Easier said than done
@@vklnew9824true, it's sad that all these pill addicted men can't understand basic human psychology or how interact with other people
Jeremy meeks, Richard Ramirez laughing
I always feel like shit when I hear people say this about men. I feel like I'll always be a monster in the eyes of a woman, even if I just want directions or something. I can't even blame anyone for it either, the paranoia is justified, but that doesn't change much.
@@Wyrm3
err. I mean, you're right, I guess?
a man a woman doesnt know is always going to be some kind of percieved threat. double the severity of that threat for every year she is under the age of 25. younger women dont wanna be fucking around with a guy who looks like he came out of college-- and teenage girls dont want any of that shit.
on the contrary, I think it's a surface-level assumption to assume that any person is a threat because of X statistic. it's a disrespect to that man's identity to say hes a threat because hes a man and you're in a parking lot at 3 am.
so in the same breath people say a man is a threat, they also say "not quite"; the fact you're a man is a threat, but not you in your entirety.
it's an elusive threat-- statistics are the scare. when people say men are a threat, it isnt a personal attack. the vague, general meaning of the word "men" in that statement-- the reference to the elusive conglomerate of "men" that make up any statistic- is the "person" being insulted.
tldr; pointing at the vaguely ugly guy in the other side of the street and saying you're scared of him is not reflective of said man's personality, but instead the statistic he is apart of. you are not a rapist because you are included in a statistic with a grossly high number.
nobody is trying to offend you by being afraid of you. that's the main point, I guess.
you could be a super nice guy. I just dont want to figure that out while I'm walking around poorly lit streets at 2 in the morning.
I was working graveyard at a gas station years ago and a man was naked in his truck in my parking lot pleasuring himself while he watched me work. What is happening to people today?!
Sorry for laughing 😂 that must be traumatising
pretty sure "people" like that always existed
Lowinhib
Love to see the evolution in room decor over the course of this daily upload streak. Go off interior design Noah, room is looking cozier by the day.
i have a story- i was out having a smoke around 10pm right outside a hotel when a guy made a beeline across the street to me. (say this is stupid all you want but i could see the receptionist through the window where i stood and it was well lit.) i’m an average looking woman. he was a good looking guy, groomed, not ugly by any means, and probably a year or so younger than me based on looks. he stood a foot away from me for a minute and then asked for a cigarette. at this point he was inching closer to me and giggling. i was in panic mode but standing completely still and for some reason all i could think to say was “are you okay dude?” something in his face snapped and he went completely flat and told me he was sexually repressed and literally ran away, flicking the barely smoked cigarette i gave him. i genuinely believe i threw him off with my weird ass response and i don’t wanna know what would happen if i hadnt
Being weirded out is such an underrated tactic. I, an Asian American, once had a guy bow to me, full “respectful Asian” bow. I was so fucking confused that I literally stared blankly at him while my mind was processing and something in his brain must have clicked that he wasn’t getting the response he wanted and he was doing something weird. He walked away very quickly. Never knew his name.
@@Blueeyesthewarrior thats just someone showing respect? Seriously, I wonder why people on the left are so intrigued and surprised there are plenty of disenfranchised men or people when basic courtesy is seen as ''weird''. He probably thought bowing is a traditional respectful thing to do when you see an Asian. But no, lol. It has to be ''weird'' or ''offensive'. Its not like he was approaching you giggling and asking for a smoke. You know what we Asians in Asia do when people bow at us or put their hands together when they see us? We return the gesture and move on with our lives. Because we value respect. Something lacking in your side of the world.
@@muhammadhuzaifahmohamedsal2697 I don’t find somebody approaching me without saying anything, when I’m doing something else to bow at me respectful. Just because I’m Asian American doesn’t mean that I bow to people and it certainly doesn’t mean that bowing to me is respectful. Diaspora deals with a lot of stuff that isn’t dealt with by non-diaspora. Like assumptions about us because of what we look like. There is an assumption because of the way I look that I’m not American. That I’m going to be a good, submissive Asian girl who will wait on them hand and foot. Treating me like the racist caricature that exists in their head rather than a human being is demeaning. Being treated like a foreigner despite living my entire life in this country is demeaning.
So, no, I don’t feel respected by racist behavior. Sorry to disappoint.
@@Blueeyesthewarrior yeah that simplified things. You just feel offended by someone doing a simple act of respect. It seems to me like you Americans love overthinking things and being offended by every single thing. Like I said, in Asia, we don't give a crap. We just bow our heads back and move on. We don't start delving into whatever "racist caricature" nonsense or how "bowing is an act of dominating an Asian girl". It just screams victim mentality from you Western types. No wonder while Asia is progressing, your cities are going bankrupt and your nation regresses. Its come to a point where your whole culture is a mockery and comedy act at the other side of the world these days. Maybe, how about making assumptions about the guy who bowed to you (just like how you feel he was assuming you are a foreign Asian or a submissive Asian girl), ask him "may I help you" like the OP above or explain to him thats not how things work? Its ridiculous, that in the West, in order to solve racism or sexism, you assume more things about the other side or double down on negative preconceptions about them instead of engaging in healthy dialogue. Speaks alot about you yourself too.
@@Blueeyesthewarrior You are just a bag of bias assumptions, aren't you?
As a woman, I will say I’m just as scared of attractive men as I am of unattractive men
So, you will be scared of -me- knowing the Nazis are back and few people are trying to stop them. We must act now. I wish it was a joke and not my preocupations expresed in one stupid joke-like comment that won't do much.
@@KozelPraiseGOELRO dude, what?
A lot of women subconsciously judge men based off their impression of looks. If an ugly guy does nerdy things he’s a weirdo, but an attractive guy can have the same hobbies and is less likely to be seen in a negative way
@@darkking9836"a lot of women" > source? Other than anecdotes and your feelings? Men are mean to ugly women too, in my experience, but my experience is not proof that all men are mean to ugly women. Get therapy.
Yeah, Ted Bundy was able to get a lot of victims because he didn't fit the stereotype of the predator back then and was said to be very attractive and social.
Every time I watch one of these breadtube content creators "deboonking" the blackpill, I'm immediately reminded of that Orwell quote that the Party demanding you to reject the evidence witnessed by your own eyes and ears is the most final and essential command.
I agree and I'm a Leftist. I've seen countless breadtube videos attempting to "debunk" the black pill as if we all don't know this stuff is very real. The answer to an existing phenomenon is not denial of its existence but a coherent answer that solves the problem. Breadtube treats this issue like so many right wingers treat climate change by denying it exists.
The black pill isn't real guys
@@itcouldbelupus2842 It is, bot.
@@user-mn4le2ux5d No it isn't, and you're the one who has literally internalized a framework that gamifies your misery, you're the bot.
The black pill is an excuse to give up and be bitter and miserable.
Orwell was a socialist.
To be clear, I also WTF’d the woman in the 1st vid: the dude said excuse me and was a good distance back! But I think there’s something missing always when things like this come up in the culture. It reminds me of when ‘elevator-gate’ tore apart the skeptic movement over whether it’s fair to hit on a woman who’s alone in an elevator while at a Con at a hotel in a foreign country at 3am. At the time I recall explaining to my husband the woman in the elevator’s perspective by using an analogy to get him to feel what it’s like to walk around as a woman, and I think it would help here too. So, men/masculine-presenting folks, imagine this: You are walking through a parking lot wearing a suit with a ton of $100 bills pinned to it, on the outside, right where everybody who walks past can see them. It’s all your savings, you want to keep it safe, but you can feel people’s eyes on you, they want those bills. You can’t be sure that they wouldn’t just take them whether you agree or not. They might even throw you in the back of one of the cars you are walking past in the lot, just to get your $100 bills. Strip you of your clothes made of money. Only it’s not just taking our money we’re talking about, is it? But that’s what it’s like sometimes to be a woman in the world. I think maybe it might help explain women like the one in the vid. If you were in that parking lot wearing a suit made of money, and a man came up to you, addressed you, even from a distance, would you not be at least a little afraid? Esp if he’s bigger than you, which he likely is. I still think she overreacted, but I understand it.
I actually find conventionally attractive men to be more threatening. These are the types that actually HAVE directly scared me. I think it might be because they're typically more confident in themselves, and I find it shady when that type approaches me as a stranger. I've been hit on at work by guys in this category. The audacity some of these guys have... I get why feeling like you're ugly can make you pessimistic but I promise it isn't as bad as these guys think it is. You're also probably selling yourself short.
In my experience they were at times far more entitled than those who don't meet those conventions either.
Men who weren't meeting western conventions more often have taken my "no" without putting me in a situation where I feel creeped out or unsafe, whereas those who did seemed to end up doing it almost all of the time, whenever I hear someone acting like attractive = good person I always argue and otherwise feel completely and utterly baffled
Dnrd+ foid
Living life as a non nt subfive is near impossible,every day is a suifuel,but normies will tell you"just be confident bro!"
Don't forget to shower
Thats because you believe in this crazy nonsence incelish stuff, improve your mental health, all of your problems are in your mind broo
Tbh I don't even want a relationship I just want to not kill myself for 5 seconds
@@senkiy3386sure and then maybe women will magically see him as a tall chiseled jawline Chad right?
@@nvondoom545 if he takes a shower with tactical soap 🧼🧼 then sure men