>>24602615 (OP)
Every day, I read The Bell Jar in public outside a cafe (although admittedly by mid afternoon, I move over to the local bakery). Women have sex with me all the time - usually after I bring up some obscure detail about Sylvia Plath. They have said that they are very attracted to my several labubus, my baggy pants, my fluffy hair, and my iced matcha.
>>24602615 (OP)
How many times does this need to be posted and have it pointed out it polled only 800 women and ones of similar mindsets that have advanced degrees and are worried about appearing high status?
>>24602615 (OP)
This was collated exclusively from the responses of 55+ white suburban phemales. If it was young huns the list would rank
I DRUG DEALER
II COMPASSIONATE TECH PIMP
III INFLUENCER
IV CEO
V TRILLIONARE
VI WEREWOLF
VII HEDGE FUND FOUNDER
VIII COKE ADDICT NEUROSURGEON
IX DJ'S DJ
X TATTOO ARTIST
>>24602650
don't forget
XI DRIVING A CAR WITH REALLY LOUD MUFFLER
basically every anti-social behavior in society comes down to women find it attractive. once we invent artificial wombs we can have a gay colony on mars which will be peaceful and tasteful.
>>24602698
once i was standing on the train wearing these really busted running shoes, sweat pants with a rip, and hadn't had a hair cut in like 9 months, but i looked up and this latina chick was dialed in on me, i still remember it, lol i felt like look like basically a homeless guy
>>24602683
I really don't find masculinity erotic but men that adapt to maintain just make more attractive partners romantically, because there is no woman that embraces femininity and isn't retarded. where is my eve?
>>24602615 (OP)
"performative males" have made reading an unspeakable hobby on par with gaming. if you're ever caught reading publicly people will automatically assume you're trying to weasel yourself some coochie.
>>24602814
I can't even begin to imagine how sad your life must be, to be this marred by insecurities that you can't even read a fucking book without obsessing over what others might think of you. Just stop trying so hard to please others and just live your life.
>>24602892
Neither do I, but reading a book on a train ride isn't performative, nor is it supposed to be telling anyone that you read. If you seriously think someone reading a book in public is looking for validation instead of just using whatever downtime they have during the day to get in some reading then you're just as delusional and insecure as a fat person getting mad when they see someone jogging or ordering a salad.
>>24602922
i'm not making the claim reading publicly is in itself performative, rather that by doing so others will place you in that category. it's fine if you don't care, but i think a certain awareness of optics is a good trait to have.
