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>"Short men do this a lot and make it impossible to say "Eh, your height doesn't bother me, but I like X about you." Men who see themselves as ugly do this."
by compcoffee 8y ago
>"Short men do this a lot and make it impossible to say "Eh, your height doesn't bother me, but I like X about you."
Men who see themselves as ugly do this."
Wait, you think telling someone, "Don't worry, your ugliness doesn't bother me. After all, you're friendly!" is a reasonable thing to say someone?
That's the exact opposite of making X trait a non-issue.
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- thecatspaw 8y agoI think this is a response after they complained about their own height. "oh man, why am I so short?" - "hey man, that doesnt bother me at all, you look great none the less"
- DoreenMichele 8y agoMore like you can't say "I like you" because all they talk about 24/7 is how no one will date someone their height. You would practically need to give a sworn affidavit that you didn't care. They don't let you avoid the issue by talking about anything else at all. It becomes a case of "No one loves me because of my big hairy wart. Want to see my big hairy wart? Let me tell you how many hairs it has. I've actually named all the hairs. This grey one is called George. It's vastly uglier than the other hairs because it's grey..." Ad nauseum, making it absolutely impossible to go "My, what lovely hands you have. Gosh, that's a terrific jacket and it really goes well with your eyes. Want to have coffee sometime?" They basically insist you love their wart upfront in a way that just makes the entire thing a non starter no matter how hard you try to avoid the topic of their wart and focus on other things. No, their wart is their entire dating identity and only someone with a wart fetish could possibly figure out how to work things out with them.
- tasuki 8y ago> "Don't worry, your ugliness doesn't bother me. After all, you're friendly!" I had someone say pretty much this to me at work. It startled me but for some reason wasn't a problem. I've since noticed many successful, well-liked (rich, famous) people are quite ugly.