it's common knowledge that it is HIGHLY offensive for a subhuman male to compliment a female in 2018, how dare you even THINK you stand a chance with them
Okay no one irl actually thinks this. There's a difference between saying "Wow that color looks great on you." Or even "I just wanted to say you look really beautiful today and I hope you have a great day."
Than to like shout HEY at someone wait for them to turn and then saying "you're hot" or something like that. The difference between catcalling and speaking to someone is whether or not you treat them like a person.
And that's why I said "compliment". If you're passing someone and you smile say "excuse me, but I just had to say that your hair is fabulous", then it's a compliment. No one should feel sexually harassed by things like that.
It also helps if you don't really stop them for very long. For instance, going over to someone and saying "Excuse me for saying so, but you have the most amazing eyes. They are very beautiful. I just had to say something" and then smile walk away again without looking back, then it is seen as less intimidating than hanging around for a response, because then it seems like you are trying a pick-up live rather than just randomly complimenting someone.
Yeah I don't think any normal person in practice would be offended by this. I like to compliment people a lot (I'm from the south so it's pretty common to small talk with strangers, so maybe there's a cultural barrier there), but I've never had any negative experience.
I'm from Scotland where randomly talking to strangers in the street is normal... If you go to London though? Those people think you are an alien if you speak to them and don't know them
“Straight while male” is a pajorative epithet. It expresses bias and contempt toward the recipient. It’s also the only such descriptive phrase or word that’s allowed in mainstream discourse.
Chad could smack her ass so hard she can't sit properly for two days, and she would love every second of it. Do that as a non-Chad, and it's a death sentence.
The strongest can get away with anything: women love the aggressive behaviour, and weaker men don't want to get pummeled. We still think like cavemen.
Why waste valuable room in jail? Just hang the ugly bastard who doesn't know his place. That way. Genetic cleansing, one inappropriate compliment at a time!
lol, I read the "missed connections" on the tube newspaper. Every one starts with "to the tall..." (black guy/nerdy guy/guy in leather jacket)
or "to the slim...." (asian girl/punk girl/nerdy girl with books) "i didn't get your number..." If you ain't a tall man or a slim woman you ain't getting no tube missed connections.
I'm a huge compliment giver, both to men and women.
The best compliments (on appearance) you can give are the ones that compliment a unique choice the person has made. Stay away from generalized compliments like "You're pretty" or "you're handsome" unless you know the person to some degree. I would even skip these compliments on a first date. Some people will welcome this compliment from a stranger but some may not and its best to avoid it.
When it comes to strangers, compliment someone's hairstyle, a piece of clothing or accessory, a make-up choice, facial hair style, anything that looks like someone put effort into how it's presented. The safest bet is to compliment an inanimate object the person has, like their shoes, purse, tie, etc.
Many people don't want to feel like they're getting hit on, but also seek and enjoy validation for their choices. This may be because they are in a relationship, married, or simply don't want attention that can be seen as an advance. You just don't know a person's situation.
And YES the more attractive you are the more likely a generalized compliment on appearance will be taken well. But still best to avoid it until getting to know someone.
When I was less attractive (heavier) I had an attractive man come into my work. He was wearing this awesome shirt. I first said "I love your shirt!" and his face lit up as he thanked me. I then quickly continued "It looks good on you!" His face changed a bit and I could tell that second part of the compliment was unwelcome. I wasn't trying to hit on him, but he didn't know that.
Ive had "sub 8 men" compliment me, it's totally fine and totally welcome! I've had old homeless men compliment me and I smile and say thank you.
I also live in a city that seems more focused on being kind and accepting. Strangers giving out compliments isnt so weird. So I can see how it may depend on other factors.
Then you wouldn't know. You simply have no idea of what it's like to actually be ugly. Everyone sees you with suspicion and is threatened by you. That's what it's like.
Yeah, definitely riskier for a guy tp give a compliment. Thats why I said a good place to start is complimenting something inanimate like shoes, or a piece of jewelry.
But even then, you just dont know.
I definitely go out of my way to pay compliments to men because they never hear it. Men rarely receive words of affirmation in general, it's sad.
Females want to make “catcalling” a finable offense, which is simply dog whistle wealth redistribution from betas and incels to Chads. However sex redistribution is evil and anyone who mentions it deserves to be boiled in a vat of sulfuric acid.
I'm pretty sure "YOU HAVE A NICE RACK!!!" does not constitute all the compliments women get. I'm also pretty sure that if a Chad said that, he would get hand-waved off as being awkward in a cute sort of way.
For ugly men, women will get pissed off if you complement them. Even if it isn’t to do with their appearance and it’s about how good they are at a sport or whatever. It’s offensive for a female to receive the validation of a sub-7
IT and the normal people don't understand this, ever. If you're unattractive, most women don't want a compliment from you. They'll see you as a creep and freak out and cry sexual harassment. Now if it's a good looking guy giving them the compliment then it's not a issue at all. So coming here and telling us "You just need to approach women...confidence is key..." doesn't mean shit unless you've got the looks of a 6 foot attractive male.
I am ugly but have given a few successful compliments. You have to also be extremely non threatening in every way, especially sexually but it's doable...
this is why young guys are out of luck. back in the day your grandfathers would be confidently walking up to a girl and saying all kinds of shit that would be "sexual harassment" today. and look how good families ended up back then, a nice household with loving parents raising a kid right.
I've had female friends directly tell me that they love it when they receive innocent compliments from strangers yet I still have a hard time believing a compliment coming from me would ever be welcome.
“Straight while male” is a pajorative epithet. It expresses bias and contempt toward the recipient. It’s also the only such descriptive phrase or word that’s allowed in mainstream discourse.
I'm from Scotland where randomly talking to strangers in the street is normal... If you go to London though? Those people think you are an alien if you speak to them and don't know them
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1 MagratM 2018-05-22
Are people really that fragile that they can't take a compliment from a passer-by these days?
Sheesh. I hate modern life.
1 5ft3mentalcel3rdban 2018-05-22
it's common knowledge that it is HIGHLY offensive for a subhuman male to compliment a female in 2018, how dare you even THINK you stand a chance with them
1 MagratM 2018-05-22
People are fucking snowflakes. A random compliment in passing does not sexual harassment make.
1 StoopidSeksyFlanders 2018-05-22
Depends on the person giving the compliment.
1 MagratM 2018-05-22
It shouldn't.
1 StoopidSeksyFlanders 2018-05-22
Ok?
1 Reddit5uck5 2018-05-22
I love watching normies make slow realizations in here
1 MagratM 2018-05-22
Slow? Hardly.
Today's society need to get a fucking grip of themselves.
1 counterfitfake 2018-05-22
The context and wording of the compliment matters more so I think in the spectrum of heartwarming compliment to unwanted sexual harassment.
1 bigantennaemay1 2018-05-22
If the context is an ugly male and the wording is coming from an ugly man's mouth, then it constitutes unwanted sexual harassment.
1 BF8211 2018-05-22
If the guy looks like Zac Efron and is 6' 3" he can say whatever whatever he wants and it won't come off as "sexual harassment."
1 bopoll 2018-05-22
That's not what snowflake means as an insult. Snowflake is not supposed to mean fragile.
1 CuckFestus570 2018-05-22
A unicorn is unique. A snowflake is fragile.
1 bopoll 2018-05-22
snowflake is used insult someone who thinks they're special or unique, unicorn is just a word for someone who actually is unique
1 Tookthemethpill 2018-05-22
Shes just jelly that other women get approached and no one even makes eye contact with her demented velociraptor looking mug
1 Type40BlueBox 2018-05-22
Okay no one irl actually thinks this. There's a difference between saying "Wow that color looks great on you." Or even "I just wanted to say you look really beautiful today and I hope you have a great day."
Than to like shout HEY at someone wait for them to turn and then saying "you're hot" or something like that. The difference between catcalling and speaking to someone is whether or not you treat them like a person.
1 MagratM 2018-05-22
And that's why I said "compliment". If you're passing someone and you smile say "excuse me, but I just had to say that your hair is fabulous", then it's a compliment. No one should feel sexually harassed by things like that.
It also helps if you don't really stop them for very long. For instance, going over to someone and saying "Excuse me for saying so, but you have the most amazing eyes. They are very beautiful. I just had to say something" and then smile walk away again without looking back, then it is seen as less intimidating than hanging around for a response, because then it seems like you are trying a pick-up live rather than just randomly complimenting someone.
1 Type40BlueBox 2018-05-22
Yeah I don't think any normal person in practice would be offended by this. I like to compliment people a lot (I'm from the south so it's pretty common to small talk with strangers, so maybe there's a cultural barrier there), but I've never had any negative experience.
1 MagratM 2018-05-22
I'm from Scotland where randomly talking to strangers in the street is normal... If you go to London though? Those people think you are an alien if you speak to them and don't know them
1 Enigmatic93 2018-05-22
JFL at approaching women in 2018
1 Snivy47 2018-05-22
What's sexual about this?
1 ddeet2 2018-05-22
Victim culture makes every retarded feminist ever like this.
1 acoverover1 2018-05-22
absolutely any interaction between modern women and a sub-8 male is sexual harrassment
1 CommonMisspellingBot 2018-05-22
Hey, acoverover1, just a quick heads-up:
harrassment is actually spelled harassment. You can remember it by one r, two s’s.
Have a nice day!
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1 acoverover1 2018-05-22
mogged by a bot
1 SmokeyMcBlunt 2018-05-22
Did you just assumed the whiteboard's pronoun?
1 nattypnutbuterpolice 2018-05-22
It's pretty sad that she feels only her looks might be worthy of praise. That she looks like a 6 just makes it painful.
1 2402a7b7f239666e4079 2018-05-22
Just women thinking it's all about them.
1 gufestus2 2018-05-22
Sexual harassment? Only if done by ugly subhumans.
1 justlaughingatme 2018-05-22
And people still believe in the PUA memes in 2018, LOL.
1 ibtem 2018-05-22
SEXUALLY harass a stranger? This is like the word 'racist' now. Even talking to a woman is apparently a sexual action.
1 StoopidSeksyFlanders 2018-05-22
Just like being white is racist.
1 trevmon2 2018-05-22
dear white people
1 bigantennaemay1 2018-05-22
It's okay to be white, it's okay to be a man, it's okay to be ugly, it's okay to be offensive.
But most of all, it's okay to be offended. We all get offended sometimes, and as we can all see, our species has not been wiped to extinction by it.
1 StoopidSeksyFlanders 2018-05-22
“Straight while male” is a pajorative epithet. It expresses bias and contempt toward the recipient. It’s also the only such descriptive phrase or word that’s allowed in mainstream discourse.
1 Oasystole 2018-05-22
Not only is it sexual, it is an act of violence to communicate with another human -especially if it’s complimentary.
1 darkdarkDog 2018-05-22
Unless its a chad then its a compliment
1 trevmon2 2018-05-22
yep this is what is called a "shit test"
1 TurboTrashman 2018-05-22
Chad could smack her ass so hard she can't sit properly for two days, and she would love every second of it. Do that as a non-Chad, and it's a death sentence.
The strongest can get away with anything: women love the aggressive behaviour, and weaker men don't want to get pummeled. We still think like cavemen.
1 cookin_breakfast 2018-05-22
Initiating conversation with a female as a sub8 male is on its way to becoming a jailable offense.
1 TurboTrashman 2018-05-22
Why waste valuable room in jail? Just hang the ugly bastard who doesn't know his place. That way. Genetic cleansing, one inappropriate compliment at a time!
1 cookin_breakfast 2018-05-22
JFL
1 AntiAbleism 2018-05-22
But bullying and harassing strangers is ok.
1 SnowMan878 2018-05-22
Sexually harass = only chad allowed
1 smurbulock 2018-05-22
Once again on Chad-not-included twitter
1 LinksLight 2018-05-22
lol, I read the "missed connections" on the tube newspaper. Every one starts with "to the tall..." (black guy/nerdy guy/guy in leather jacket) or "to the slim...." (asian girl/punk girl/nerdy girl with books) "i didn't get your number..." If you ain't a tall man or a slim woman you ain't getting no tube missed connections.
1 trevmon2 2018-05-22
whats the tube newspaper
1 LinksLight 2018-05-22
the Metro, free newspaper given out on London trains.
1 MyGrumpyVag 2018-05-22
I'm a huge compliment giver, both to men and women.
The best compliments (on appearance) you can give are the ones that compliment a unique choice the person has made. Stay away from generalized compliments like "You're pretty" or "you're handsome" unless you know the person to some degree. I would even skip these compliments on a first date. Some people will welcome this compliment from a stranger but some may not and its best to avoid it.
When it comes to strangers, compliment someone's hairstyle, a piece of clothing or accessory, a make-up choice, facial hair style, anything that looks like someone put effort into how it's presented. The safest bet is to compliment an inanimate object the person has, like their shoes, purse, tie, etc.
Many people don't want to feel like they're getting hit on, but also seek and enjoy validation for their choices. This may be because they are in a relationship, married, or simply don't want attention that can be seen as an advance. You just don't know a person's situation.
And YES the more attractive you are the more likely a generalized compliment on appearance will be taken well. But still best to avoid it until getting to know someone.
When I was less attractive (heavier) I had an attractive man come into my work. He was wearing this awesome shirt. I first said "I love your shirt!" and his face lit up as he thanked me. I then quickly continued "It looks good on you!" His face changed a bit and I could tell that second part of the compliment was unwelcome. I wasn't trying to hit on him, but he didn't know that.
1 lonely_suicidal_cel 2018-05-22
I've never got a compliment by a random stranger before, or even my friends
1 MyGrumpyVag 2018-05-22
Im so sorry. I especially compliment friends. How can someone not compliment their friends?
1 MyNameIsDalton 2018-05-22
people pleaser
1 MyGrumpyVag 2018-05-22
Is that a bad thing?
Im not being disingenuous when I compliment, im always eager to find something I like about everyone.
Seems the downvotes im receiving disagree.
1 gufestus2 2018-05-22
I'm betting you're a girl. You'd be lynched if you tried that shit as a sub 8 man.
1 MyGrumpyVag 2018-05-22
Yeah im a woman.
Ive had "sub 8 men" compliment me, it's totally fine and totally welcome! I've had old homeless men compliment me and I smile and say thank you.
I also live in a city that seems more focused on being kind and accepting. Strangers giving out compliments isnt so weird. So I can see how it may depend on other factors.
1 gufestus2 2018-05-22
Then you wouldn't know. You simply have no idea of what it's like to actually be ugly. Everyone sees you with suspicion and is threatened by you. That's what it's like.
1 MyGrumpyVag 2018-05-22
Yes, im very aware I dont know whats it like to be an ugly male.
1 bopoll 2018-05-22
Then why even comment on it like you do?
1 MyGrumpyVag 2018-05-22
None of my comments say I do nor imply I do. My comments are simply my experience and im opening conversation to hear about other experiences.
Thats usually how conversations often work.
I realize my experiences are unwelcome and many of you do not care.
1 trevmon2 2018-05-22
nooooo you sexually harassed that guys shirt
1 MyGrumpyVag 2018-05-22
Haha, apparently.
He didnt like a fat girl saying it looked good.
Or he could have been in a relationship and the "advance" was unwelcome.
I dont know. People are weird sensitive creatures.
1 justforlulzandkeks 2018-05-22
Most men never/very rarely get complimented so it means more to then
A girl in my class complimented me on my jacket. That was 4 years ago and I still remember it
1 MyGrumpyVag 2018-05-22
Yeah, definitely riskier for a guy tp give a compliment. Thats why I said a good place to start is complimenting something inanimate like shoes, or a piece of jewelry.
But even then, you just dont know.
I definitely go out of my way to pay compliments to men because they never hear it. Men rarely receive words of affirmation in general, it's sad.
1 DavidJewenstein 2018-05-22
fuck you
1 MyGrumpyVag 2018-05-22
Let's do it.
1 MyGrumpyVag 2018-05-22
You look nice today.
1 DavidJewenstein 2018-05-22
stop sexually herassing me
1 MyGrumpyVag 2018-05-22
I love your username.
1 Fernandonut 2018-05-22
Talking to women is automatically sexual harassment in 2018. Be safe out there boyos.
1 aquietassassin 2018-05-22
???????? This board has the best of intentions at heart. Is merely speaking to a woman sexual harassment? What a nutcase.
1 hara-kiri-enthusiast 2018-05-22
It not even remotely related to looks, its appreciating someone for something you found beautiful IN them Feminists are seriously getting out of hand.
1 lonely_suicidal_cel 2018-05-22
This is the reason why I don't talk to women
1 ap018734 2018-05-22
Why would you compliment a female about anything in the first place?
1 mikepencetheincel 2018-05-22
Females want to make “catcalling” a finable offense, which is simply dog whistle wealth redistribution from betas and incels to Chads. However sex redistribution is evil and anyone who mentions it deserves to be boiled in a vat of sulfuric acid.
1 political_one 2018-05-22
See it, say it, sort it.
1 trevmon2 2018-05-22
see something, say something
1 mronion82 2018-05-22
It does say 'When you see something beautiful in someone, tell them' not 'Loudly compliment her breasts in public'.
1 trevmon2 2018-05-22
what if you whisper it right in their ear heh heh
1 bigantennaemay1 2018-05-22
I'm pretty sure "YOU HAVE A NICE RACK!!!" does not constitute all the compliments women get. I'm also pretty sure that if a Chad said that, he would get hand-waved off as being awkward in a cute sort of way.
1 mronion82 2018-05-22
I wouldn't, I'd think he was a prick.
1 cold88888 2018-05-22
For ugly men, women will get pissed off if you complement them. Even if it isn’t to do with their appearance and it’s about how good they are at a sport or whatever. It’s offensive for a female to receive the validation of a sub-7
1 bigantennaemay1 2018-05-22
I get the feeling that the uglier a femoid is, the more offended she gets by being complimented by a sub-7 male.
1 sfcel 2018-05-22
Yup because unlike 8+ women their lookmatch disgust them.
1 wont_tell_i_refuse_ 2018-05-22
Just lol. It's always some hideous woman saying this shit.
https://eyeisbloke.files.wordpress.com/2015/01/25946-fosp2b.jpg
1 polarwaves 2018-05-22
IT and the normal people don't understand this, ever. If you're unattractive, most women don't want a compliment from you. They'll see you as a creep and freak out and cry sexual harassment. Now if it's a good looking guy giving them the compliment then it's not a issue at all. So coming here and telling us "You just need to approach women...confidence is key..." doesn't mean shit unless you've got the looks of a 6 foot attractive male.
1 KhalilYousuf3 2018-05-22
this, this, this!
1 efficientglove 2018-05-22
I am ugly but have given a few successful compliments. You have to also be extremely non threatening in every way, especially sexually but it's doable...
Oh god my life
1 escapetheinceldom 2018-05-22
You're not ugly enough if people (other than your mom) give you compliments.
1 CaligulaWasRight 2018-05-22
this is why young guys are out of luck. back in the day your grandfathers would be confidently walking up to a girl and saying all kinds of shit that would be "sexual harassment" today. and look how good families ended up back then, a nice household with loving parents raising a kid right.
1 trentre3 2018-05-22
Is this real?
1 Inquisitor1 2018-05-22
Oh, you guys are so desperate you consider tumblerinas and sjws women.
1 bopoll 2018-05-22
Uhhhhhh?
1 harambeazn 2018-05-22
What if she witnesses Chad writing that on the board? She would be so flattered by his romantic ways
1 ap018734 2018-05-22
Why would you compliment a female about anything in the first place?
1 SyrusDrake 2018-05-22
I've had female friends directly tell me that they love it when they receive innocent compliments from strangers yet I still have a hard time believing a compliment coming from me would ever be welcome.
1 KhalilYousuf3 2018-05-22
approaching women if your a sub8 here in Toronto is literally considers sexual harrasment.
1 103359245T 2018-05-22
What she meant to say is “why not take the time to be Chad and chat up to me”
1 GREYnRED 2018-05-22
Silly normies They forgot to write" only for Chads" 😃
1 StoopidSeksyFlanders 2018-05-22
“Straight while male” is a pajorative epithet. It expresses bias and contempt toward the recipient. It’s also the only such descriptive phrase or word that’s allowed in mainstream discourse.
1 MagratM 2018-05-22
I'm from Scotland where randomly talking to strangers in the street is normal... If you go to London though? Those people think you are an alien if you speak to them and don't know them