Anonymous OP 3w

gonna put a contrarian take out there and say that you are not the victim here. guys develop feelings for women and yall aren’t always easy to read. in fact, that this has happened “so many” times with you makes it seem like perhaps you pick up on those feelings, try to prolong “the chase” as long as possible because it makes you feel a perverse sense of power, and then when they finally spill their heart out to you, you play the surprised victim who “just wanted to be friends”

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Anonymous #3 3w

friends don’t breadcrumb friends to let feelings like that linger for so long for the tiny ego boost of having an “orbiter” and maybe that’s why those “friendships” end there

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Anonymous OP 3w

I gave an answer in the other thread in case this is a “genuine” question. But I think the two of us know pretty well you made this post to “brag” about the power high of hurting a guy so bad with your rejection that they stop wanting to be around you at all

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Anonymous #3 3w

I am openly gay and have a gf so no chance

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Anonymous #3 3w

I like how someone complained and then you created a whole new scenario to justify what they were complaining about while calling them cruel and manipulative. Tolkien level world building right here. You need a creative outlet brother. Or maybe just any outlet at all.

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Anonymous #4 3w

on cue here come the people who seem oddly offended by something that they insist is made up and not at all based in reality

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Anonymous OP 3w

being openly gay and having a gf doesn’t actually mean that you can’t breadcrumb men for attention and validation btw

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Anonymous #3 3w

It looks like we found eddy (or another 30+ creep lurking on a college chat platform) - incels love to out themselves

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Anonymous OP 3w

i’m 20, and you’d have to ask my girlfriend if she thinks i’m an incel. nice try at deflection though, you’re a bad person

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