Did any of you ever had any Chad friends? What were they like? Do they really all have a horrible personality?

>>81658564 (OP)
No I never had any friends since I'm a sea monkey

Any true chad was always nice to me, it was always the betas that were afraid of me taking their (admittedly fragile) position in the food chain that gave me trouble

>>81658564 (OP)
Yeah I had a chad friend and he was the biggest manipulator asshole in the planet. None of my old friends is friends with him anymore.

>>81658564 (OP)
White men can be so beautiful we cant let them die out

>>81658564 (OP)
my classmate was a chad. he tried to be friend with me. a decade later I realized he was hitting on me.

>>81658588
probably a beta that barely gets crumbs of pussy, he didnt want to lose his crumbs

yes actually, and although im really good at reading people, something about him seemed very robotic, like he was just reacting to stimuli without thinking, not sure how else to describe it but maybe he had some mental disorder, he definitely slayed poon and actually tried to set me up a handful of times. im a "chadlite" so that's probably why he gave me attention but could definitely sense my autism and usually put up with it for some reason.

>>81658564 (OP)
Low tier normies always treated my asperger ass the worst. Chads were generally nice.

>>81658564 (OP)

He was a popular Chad in high school and became arrogant and narcissistic once he started fucking bitches from his facial change following puberty. He was profiled as a loser nerd in middle school though.

>>81658564 (OP)
My Chad friend had a literal Sydney Sweeney tier girlfriend and then cheated on her with a bitch that looked like pic related. His girlfriend took him back after finding out

>>81658647
Forgot to add pic related my bad

>>81658564 (OP)
I had a chad friend at my office job.
he was cool, he hated homosexuals with a passion however and he kept trying to conscript me into his future gay extermination death squad because he knew i had experience with firearms and tactical shit.
i was flattered but i declined

Had acquaintance with some of the athletes at school and generally they were pretty nice. One or two of them called me an emo fag because i wore edgy tshirts but thats ok.

>>81658564 (OP)
>Did any of you ever had any Chad friends?
No, but I've had Stacy friends as a female during the one period of my life were I was trying really hard to fit in before I gave up completely.
>What were they like?
Really nice people to hang out with, I never saw them being mean to anyone or anything.
>Do they really all have a horrible personality?
No, they were very sweet people, just kinda dumb and didn't have much to talk about except gossip, fashion and guys. I got tired of it after a while and started distancing myself from them.

>>81658564 (OP)
My friend (one of two or three friends i still have) is tall and pale and blonde and goes to a nursing school so most of his classmates are female and apparently even some of the interns at the hospital are into him (he shows me his messages once in a while)
He's my friend so yeah we're cool but lately he's been acting too weird and condescending, we mostly hang out either alone or with another friend and he's the one to usually initiate it or ask me to go outside with him but sometimes he starts treating me like shit when im at my least confrontational state where i dont feel like putting him back in place so eventually down the line i'll have to call him out for it or give him signs that i dont want to see him anymore if he keeps doing it

>>81658564 (OP)
My only friend growing up was a Chad, he was very nice and protected me from bullies. The bullies were the guys who were near the bottom of the social ladder and saw me as an easy target to pick on to feel better about their own situation.

>>81658564 (OP)
>high school
Chad was a mutual friend, we didnt really talk much but he was nice to everyone
guy was taller than everyone and the smartest, was also Head Prefect for two years
Another guy was this tall, really pale guy with a jaw that looked like it could cut, guy was fit as fuck too - set the school record for the fastest run, somehow ended up studying in Germany
>college
Tall, pale guy who came from a rich family - guy was only 20 at the time but had a kid when he was 16, his family decided to keep it
Another guy, who was also tall and tanned, wasn't exactly fit but had broad shoulders, was super horny all the time and fucked almost every woman he chatted with - made his money as a drug mule heh

thats about it, feels like i'm always surrounded by chads, even my lil bro is one too and that makes me sad

>>81658564 (OP)
i do have chad friends right now, they are nice but hanging out with them reminds me of my shortcomings in regards to looks. they sometimes say things like "dude just put yourself out there and you will be fine, just wait for a girl to talk to you" and... well.
>>81658688
i never had stacy friends myself, but i knew people that did, and they said stacies were nice people but very out of touch with reality. i think it wasn't because of their looks but because they were rich

>>81658564 (OP)
Yes, they were actually nice guy. At worst they were over confident but not bullies. The nigs were typically the mean ones but you can't say that out loud.

>>81658761
>stacies were nice people but very out of touch with reality.
This is very true, they were definitely coddled and living in their own bubbles most of the time. It was interesting to see first hand.
>i think it wasn't because of their looks but because they were rich
Yes, this was some part of it but there was definitely special treatment from some because of their looks too. Like getting free stuff from the cafeteria or stuff like that.
Interestingly enough though I felt that a lot of people treated them unfairly because of jealousy or wanting to neg them or whatever. They didn't seem to care though.

>>81658688
>Really nice people to hang out with, I never saw them being mean to anyone or anything.
Yeah I feel like teen high school movies and shows get the portrayal of popular students completely wrong. From what I've seen, they tend to portray the popular kids/jocks as bullies who wear those school jackets and shove nerds/outcast types in lockers. Yet when I interacted with actual popular students/jocks during my time in high school, they were some of the nicest and most chill people ever. Some acted childish and would constantly tease their friends, but I never saw them bullying any nerd/outcast types. As a result, I separate the 'bullies' from the 'popular kids' irl. Really, the only time they might bully you is if you act like an annoying degenerate turbo freak in front of them. Meanwhile, irl bullies who actually do the shit I mentioned earlier I feel are the ghetto troublemaker types who'd regularly get suspended/expelled from school or join gangs and have bad behavior as a result of troubled home life or whatever. Who knows, maybe it's different for other people, but this hasn't been my experience with bullies and popular kids at my school at all.

>>81658600
He got all the pussy he wanted. While me and my friends got almost nothing.

>>81658891
>This is very true, they were definitely coddled and living in their own bubbles most of the time. It was interesting to see first hand.
yeah, its probably the same thing as chads, they just take their "pretty privilege" for granted, as if everyone being nice to them was actually the normal thing
>Like getting free stuff from the cafeteria or stuff like that.
this is true, and i wish this was just it, but pretty privilege is so demoralizing. in my uni, all teaching assistant spots were taken by pretty girls with little to no achievements or responsibility. and its not about jealousy, but, like, it's disappointing. speaking of jealousy, my sister gets treated like complete garbage by other girls, because she looks nice and men oogle at her all the time

>>81659059
>Yeah I feel like teen high school movies and shows get the portrayal of popular students completely wrong.
Yes, they're popular for a reason most of the time which means they're really kind, likeable, charming, chill, funny, etc. I mean there were some assholes but I didn't hang around them.
>Really, the only time they might bully you is if you act like an annoying degenerate turbo freak in front of them.
Even then most of them would just laugh it off and talk about something else, not really bullying.
>Meanwhile, irl bullies who actually do the shit I mentioned earlier I feel are the ghetto troublemaker types who'd regularly get suspended/expelled from school or join gangs and have bad behavior as a result of troubled home life or whatever.
Yes, I feel like people confuse the 2 a lot. Those are the kids that are mean to literally everyone, not just the "nerds" but also the "popular" people.
>Who knows, maybe it's different for other people, but this hasn't been my experience with bullies and popular kids at my school at all.
No, that's my experience too.
>>81659195
>yeah, its probably the same thing as chads, they just take their "pretty privilege" for granted, as if everyone being nice to them was actually the normal thing
Yes, they definitely do, it's very funny when someone treats them like a normal person and they think they were being rude, etc. "No, Emma, he just treated you like people treat everyone else" lol.
>this is true, and i wish this was just it, but pretty privilege is so demoralizing.
Yes, it is, especially being the one in the friend group that's not a Stacy.
>in my uni, all teaching assistant spots were taken by pretty girls with little to no achievements or responsibility. and its not about jealousy, but, like, it's disappointing.
Damn that sucks, I went to art school so that wasn't my experience there at least lol. Also that sucks for your sister, I know the feeling.

I was sucking my chad friend off in high school

>>81659506
>"No, Emma, he just treated you like people treat everyone else" lol.
i like treating conventionally ugly people better, they are so grateful it makes my heart melt
>Yes, it is, especially being the one in the friend group that's not a Stacy.
were you surrounded by stacies?
>I went to art school so that wasn't my experience there at least lol
thats nice. what kind of art do you do?

>>81658564 (OP)
I lived with a Chad for a little over 2 years. He was always rather nice to me but he also had plenty of tendencies that were completely scummy. He was a recovering drug addict who eventually relapsed so we had to kick him out after life started to completely collapse but before that he was getting away with doing whatever he wanted without any repercussions.

Had a chad roommate and he was generally very friendly. But I'm not gonna lie, I tried to avoid him as much as possible because he reminded just how dysgenic I was. It's like a completely different species.

>>81659574
>i like treating conventionally ugly people better, they are so grateful it makes my heart melt
That's nice of you to do. I just treat everyone the same desu unless they give me a reason not to.
>were you surrounded by stacies?
Yeah, I knew this one Stacy from the sport I used to do then I just started hanging out with her and her Stacy friends more at school.
>what kind of art do you do?
Nothing special, just portraits and stuff like that.

>>81659673
>I just treat everyone the same desu unless they give me a reason not to.
this is the way to go :)
>I knew this one Stacy from the sport I used to do then I just started hanging out with her and her Stacy friends more at school.
i dont know why, but this sounds so much like volleyball, its like the sport all stacies choose haha
>Nothing special, just portraits
see, this is art privilege! the art you think is normal, is in reality very nice for the rest of us mortals. keep up the good work!

A bit offputting. We are the ones in the wrong, absolutely chad and humble about it. The universe truly did revolve around that individual. I deeply revere his father and whatever family network led that person to end up like that. I cut off all contact from the people from my youth but I firmly believe that he has not changed.

>>81659717
It's not volleyball but it's a very fair guess, it was actually.... swimming lol
>see, this is art privilege! the art you think is normal, is in reality very nice for the rest of us mortals. keep up the good work!
That's very nice of you to say, but it's not that nice (not fake modesty, just the truth) but thank you, reading it made me smile

>>81659817
>it was actually.... swimming lol
oh, you are right. swimming is also full of stacies. now that you mention it, the most popular girls in my uni were in both swimming and volleyball. one of them dropped uni to become a full time model
>(not fake modesty, just the truth)
i see your point, but you artsy people are usually really hard on yourselves. i have a friend that just graduated from art school, he plays the guitar, and he is always mad at mistakes we (most of the time) can't notice. we are just happy to see / hear you do your stuff :) i wish i could draw portraits

>>81659059
>I feel like teen high school movies and shows get the portrayal of popular students completely wrong.
>they tend to portray the popular kids/jocks as bullies who wear those school jackets and shove nerds/outcast types in lockers.
lol, can you guess why that is? Who do you think is making those movies? Why do you think they love constantly portraying tall blonde guys as evil assholes and blonde girls as either stupid bimbos or manipulative bitches?

>>81658564 (OP)
I have a Chad cousin and he's a very nice guy. Girls approach him all the time but he doesn't pump and dump girls.

>>81659910
>one of them dropped uni to become a full time model
It's crazy how many advantages and opportunities you can get in life just from being attractive, I'm seething right now.
>you artsy people are usually really hard on yourselves.
Most of us are perfectionists haha, we want it to be exactly like we envision it in our heads.
>he is always mad at mistakes we (most of the time) can't notice
Yeah, it's the same in every art form, most can't notice but other artists and especially you yourself can.
>i wish i could draw portraits
It's never too late to learn, you can always start drawing today and be on an intermediate level in like a year or two if you study a lot.
>>81659983
I love Robert Crumb (if it's his art), he's great.

>>81658564 (OP)
I have a Chad friend who I think is a decent guy but he has bagged a triple digit number of women and is the only person I know who has had threesomes and one foursome (all with women). He's tall and good looking and speaks well and is intelligent too, very creative guy. He is also however now divorced but, as you would expect, with some other quite hot girl right now. It also turns out he shagged a very good friend of mine (a girl) without me knowing and then broke it off with her and that really pissed her off but they are both equally to blame for that shit. With me he shares some nerd hobbies and interest in stuff like movies, he's actually a a really good mate overall.

The only things I have over him is that I am taller (6'3" vs 6'2") and he is older than me but I am much further along in my career than he is and we do the same thing. I am in fact now technically his boss.

>>81658564 (OP)
Not a friend but I has a classmate who was the biggest chad i've ever seen.
Tall, blonde, blue eyes, sharp jawline, top of the class without studying, good at sports, women always asking him out, lots of friends. Wonder how he's doing today.

>>81659983
Me on the right though

>>81660068
>It's crazy how many advantages and opportunities you can get in life just from being attractive, I'm seething right now.
this is true. but i'm thankful i'm not deformed or disabled, it could be worse... and think about it this way, being a model forces you to follow a strict diet, so you can't eat chocolate cakes and that's awful. so now, by not being a model, you can eat whatever you want :D
>Most of us are perfectionists haha
yep! that's why i know your portraits must be nice
>you can always start drawing today and be on an intermediate level in like a year or two
my hands are stupid, how do i tell my hands to unstupid themselves?

You people are so cringe, you define yourselves off these little titles like people are so black and white. Go outside and talk to people you total fucking morons. Honestly you think you're different or better humans are humans you delusional little incel fucktards. Being athletic and social doesn't make you shitty or boring and being an insufferable 4chan user doesn't make you better or an intellectual. Honestly you dipshits don't read books you rot online and watch dogshit slice of life anime. Grow up

>>81659983
>I love Robert Crumb (if it's his art), he's great.
That is indeed a panel from a Robert Crumb comic. Best not to mention that you like his art though, or appreciate his massive contribution to underground comix, especially not in front of any of your friends from art school. You'd surely have to sit through an angry tirade about how his work from sixty years ago was racist, sexist, homophobic, antisemitic, etc., etc...

sorry >>81660316 was meant for >>81660068

>>81658564 (OP)
I've had several. They were all stereotypical, i.e. tall, chiseled jawlines, could get women by putting in no effort, etc. All of them were pretty nice guys though. In fact, they were kind of pushovers and somewhat cowardly. The kind who would cut and run at the sign of trouble, even though they could easily kick the average person's ass. My only guess as to why they behaved that way is because they had never gotten into a serious fight before.

>>81658564 (OP)
Nah, I was more or less bullied and certainly teased and made fun of for a few years in middle school early high school but never once by any sort of popular sports kid.

It was always the like C-tier kids in terms of popularity that bullied me. The manlet stoner kid, the fat wigger, the one guy who somehow was in regular classes but looked like he was 25 years old forever repeating grade 9, the one guy who kept getting rejected by every girl he tried to fuck. Guys that were -just barely- above me in terms of the school's social order.

If anything there was that one time where some of the kicked my books around in the locker hallway and one Chad just sighed and looked at me and told me that I need to stick up for myself, that they're shitting on me only because I let them. Sure enough I eventually did.

>>81660164
>i'm thankful i'm not deformed or disabled
Yes, it could always be worse I suppose, you could be born with disabilities and live your entire life in pain
>so now, by not being a model, you can eat whatever you want :D
Very true, but I rarely stuff my face anyways anymore
>my hands are stupid, how do i tell my hands to unstupid themselves?
Just give them an offer they can't refuse and they'll surely correct their ways lol
>>81660316
No, I would never, they don't deserve to know the greatness of Crumb.
But yeah, they'd say he was a sexist and racist and all that stuff for sure, they just wouldn't get the "pervert" genius vision lol.

>>81658564 (OP)
He was an asshole.
>watching porn in middle school
>computer freezes with porn on the screen
>both struggle to fix it
>just runs off and leaves me to deal with it
>lend him my library card to borrow a book
>never returns it and leaves to Austria with it, leaving me to pay the fine
>Paloma the qt I had a crush on in middle school, was crushing hard on him while I creeped from a distance as she pursued him

Fucking Austrians man.

>>81660462
>Very true, but I rarely stuff my face anyways anymore
are you in a weight loss journey?
>Just give them an offer they can't refuse and they'll surely correct their ways lol
do you have any ideas? my hands refuse to do anything that isn't typing on a keyboard or playing videogames, literally nothing else

>>81660540
>are you in a weight loss journey?
Yes and no, more like a health journey desu
>do you have any ideas?
You could always try doing digital art and draw with the mouse, though I think it's way harder than doing it trad style

>>81658564 (OP)
I knew two Chads, was best friends with a Stacy as a male. One of the Chads was a fuckboy and treated women like trash, had one girl who was his stalker that he consistently fucked and she was completely mentally ill and he got her pregnant. Last I remember they got married but divorced after she exposed him as a abusive alcoholic and drug addict. The other Chad, as far as I know, lives a normal life. He was a bit of an asshole, that's about it. I do remember another Chad from my high school that hit his girlfriend, she even had a restraining order on him, and it was well known by everyone at my school, but women still entered the line to get fucked by him or date him.

The Stacy lived in a completely different reality as me. She was rich, had great parents who were completely in love with each other, had a huge house and big happy family. She was well liked by everyone and friends with everyone, she had a Chadlet older boyfriend (He was facially Chad but was a manlet). She's probably married and sucessful nowadays, I don't know.

hung out with a hippie-jock hybrid chad guy at college because i asked the person that looks like they smoked weed the most if they had any weed and he loved to share his weed. great guy, infectious good energy, very handsome. all his friends were at least a bit interesting, and very kind and welcoming to me. his name was Shelby lmao

hope he's doing well. he quit smoking for a while and gave his remaining stockpiles to me. i always liked to walk the mile or so from his campus housing back to my car. he liked to call me the walking dude from The Stand lol.

>>81658564 (OP)
Fundamental caveat about attractiveness and personality. Other for possibly extroversion, the rest is a complete toss-up. Saw dipshits and the coolest bros from well-built dudes with a good face. Same for unattractive dudes.
It's irrelevant, just don't take their dating advice seriously.

>>81660615
>more like a health journey desu
thats cool, i hope u get healthy
>You could always try doing digital art and draw with the mouse
ohhh i tried this!! it turned out to be even worse hahaha, do you draw with a mouse too?

my chad friend was super cool, he had a funny way to speak but he was so fucking attractive girls literally stopped in the streets to look at him

i had to stop hanging out with him when he was showing me his insta messages, literally every single girl there was way out of my league and it was just pure torture.

>>81660781
Thank you!!!
>ohhh i tried this!! it turned out to be even worse hahaha, do you draw with a mouse too?
That's good that you're trying out different things and seeing what works. No, I only paint with oil paint mostly which is way easier than what people think because you can scrape it off if you make mistakes unlike acrylic for example. Only it's a pain to dry lol

>>81660873
>That's good that you're trying out different things and seeing what works.
yep, i tried drawing with pencils, mouse, painting, and for some reason i just can't figure things out. it's like i want to draw a line and i just can't draw it, i end up drawing a circle
>No, I only paint with oil paint mostly which is way easier than what people think because you can scrape it off if you make mistakes unlike acrylic for example. Only it's a pain to dry lol
i see... i didn't know this. thank you for educating me :)

>>81660540
>>81660615
>You could always try doing digital art and draw with the mouse
Sheesh, just buy a cheap drawing tablet for fifty bucks and use the stylus, that's what I did. I've had the same XPPen Deco 01 for years and it still works like new. Holding a stylus is a lot more like using a pencil or a paintbrush than trying to draw with a mouse.

For free art programs I recommend GIMP (basically Photoshop but free and open source) or Krita (basically Paintshop Pro but free and open source).

Pic related was drawn on GIMP and used a screencap of OP's post. I did it in a hurry because I wanted to post it before the thread died.

>>81659671
Heh, this. One chad I knew was my RA - nice guy, but it was like I was an untouchable when I tried to say hi to him in the cafeteria. Another chad I knew was a bit of an asshole but fair - very aware of group dynamics. I imagine being Chad comes with its own set of problems - tard wrangling people, being a leader, that sort of thing

>>81660304
Humans are humans, but hierarchies and social context exists. Shit's complicated - we can have our moments of Christmas Truce where the incel and Chad just exist as fucking people, but eventually it's right back to the trenches.

>>81658564 (OP)
I had a Chad friend on discord, he would openly talk about how awful women were, share pictures they sent him, etc.
I honestly exist in an entirely different world to him, even more removed from his experience than I am from that of an average man.
Having a Chad friend who shows you his secrets is blackpilling.