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Ok... nothing against overweight women etc. I think all women are special and deserve to be treated right etc.
With that said, I was googling stuff about these scenarios in google and found posts of guys that I thought were really funny to read. Just wanted to share, maybe someone else might find it funny or has a story to share.
Post1: "How do I deal with this fat girl who keeps hitting on me?"
I guess you could say i'm friends with her. I knew her from last year. But this year she's beene trying to hit on me and thats not cool. She does stuff like steal my pencil and my notebook. And she'll turn around and just stare at me and smile while i'm doing my work or draw hearts all over my notebook. now i dont have anything against her but she is starting to get annoying and on top of that she is REALLY ugly. I'm not real superficial or anything but dude...she's like over 200 lbs and 5,4. How do I handle this situation?
Post2: "Man, fat girl keeps staring at me in class"
Feels bad man. I sit like in the very back (roughly 30 people in this class), and there's this fat mexican girl (the kind who isn't obese but is not attractive in the least bit, and likes to think she is hot so she goes out and parties and wears lots of make up) and every ****in time I glance over at her she is ****in staring me down and looks away. Sometimes I'll raise my hand an the first person to watch as I'm talking is this fat bish. fml
Post3: "Ugly girl keeps talking to me in class, wants to go to prom"
Until recently I had thought that I really did not want to go to prom, but I have changed my mind.
There is this girl in my science class that has already bought her tickets and she doesn't have anyone to go with, and she always asks me if I'm going to prom..
I always say "nah, I don't think so.." Normally she will say "well I don't have a date..."
This really puts me in an awkward position cause I have made the mistake of responding to this girl with more than 1 word sentances when she talks to me. She is about 4/10...I swear to god she has the face of a clydesdale...and she has very yellow teeth, but she is friendly enough.
In the mean time (before I find someone else to go with), how to i get this girl to stop talking to me about prom..(prom is in month and a half).
I bet there are a lot more on the internet but I wanted to share these ones. I think that even though we may feel uncomfortable when someone WE DO NOT LIKE stares, likes us, tries to flirt etc, we should never be rude and we should take ourselves less seriously and just go with it (as long as they are not stalking you etc).
Just smile next time. A little firting never hurt anyone.
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Damn, I thought for sure I was going to a pair of Gonads roasting on a grill or something like that when I clicked... don't know how you dodge it...
Well, first... I've noticed that less conventionally attractive women, including overweight women, do tend to be more forward than women who are closer to meeting the standards of beauty in society. If you think about it, it makes sense because how else are they going to get a date, a man or whatever it is they want? I responded to a MyTake a couple of days ago about "gorgeous women" being more self-conscious because they get approached less, and my response does go along with what I'm telling you because I mentioned how my average (or below average) looking friends and acquaintances tend to be either very friendly or very sexual, and they have more guys trying to talk to them and get with them than better-looking women do. Basically, less attractive women work harder to attract others, whereas good-looking women are more likely to sit like 3rd base and do nothing to help themselves get a man, woman or whatever it is they want.
Second, staring and people we're not interested in... I'm not going to smile. As a woman, smiling at a man is a little too encouraging, and that's not what I want to do to a guy I don't like. It's just like post 3 said about making a mistake responding with more than 1-word sentences. And the main issue with staring, flirting, asking us out, etc, is at some point you need to get the hint. I've had guys stare at me day after day for large portions of the day at work (like, every time I look at the guy, he's staring--this type of thing is beyond uncomfortable--it's CREEPY), and I've had guys keep trying to get me to go out with them even if I've said no repeatedly or after I've been nice and tried to turn them down nicely by being less direct. Some guys just make you have to act a fool with them before they back off, and some guys take the smallest sign and run with it. There was this one dude at a job I had who liked me and would tease me all the time, and one day he started in on me at 7am. No sir--way too early, not happy to be awake, definitely not happy to be at work and not happy to have some guy I don't like harassing me because he incorrectly learned from some online "advice" guy that this is what you should do with girls. Yes, I snapped on that dude! LOL.
Interesting! Thanks for sharing with us :)