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I have never gotten a second chance after a romantic screw up.

My screw ups were usually verbal. For example there was a girl I was having a fling with 2 years ago. She was cute af but her legs were a bit too briskly from not regularly shaving. I didn’t dare mention anything the first two times we hooked up. However before the third time I tried to tactfully ask her to smooth up a bit for our next hang out. She got pissed & that was the end of it. I tried apologizing a week later (despite her reaction being a bit over the top). She seemingly forgave me but we never met up again.

In my more serious and long term relationships I usually got axed for not communicating well enough over problems. Not saying women can be a unnecessary pain in ass at time. We all know that. But we have to hear them out whether we like it or not at times. However I had to learn a few hard lessons on that one. Still though I have never in my life had a girl follow up weeks or months later after she initially decided to cut it off saying she had second thoughts.

Anyway I personally believe women overall get more second chances than men for romantic screw ups. Especially in the western world. Even more especially if the man & woman are in “the same league”. Men are taught to endure more crap. Maybe sometimes it’s worth it to be patient but other times it’s pathetic (e. g. taking back a cheater). There are exceptions when women tolerate way more bs then they should if they are dating a guy way out of their league. Also some women sadly tolerate horrific abuse but stick around because they have some sort of sick twisted masochinistic pleasure from that bullshit (another topic). But overall they have less tolerance for screw ups as vice versa in my opinion

But in all the rom coms I (once in a blue moon) watched growing up there is a common storyline of the guy making a mistake but later getting a second chance and/or proving himself. But I rarely if ever see that happen in real life.

I found some evidence to suggest that all forum trolls are members of a cult. Reasons:

Meme Magic

• Like religious practices, memes hold a peculiar power over trolls. Memes can be seen as the modern-day equivalent of religious symbols, with their ability to evoke emotions, convey messages, and even reprogram the subconscious.

Divine Trolling

• Trolls often exhibit a divine-like ability to disrupt and challenge societal norms. Their trolling antics can be seen as a form of unconventional worship.

Alternative Reality Architects

• Trolls, much like religious leaders, possess a knack for constructing alternative realities. They challenge the status quo, question popular opinions, and present unconventional perspectives that leave us questioning everything we thought we knew.

Satirical Sermons

• Just as religious teachings provide moral guidance, trolls' unconventional "sermons" often expose societal absurdities and challenge us to reflect on the world in the most unorthodox ways.

Master Trolling Skills

• Trolls dedicate themselves to honing their craft, perfecting the art of trolling with unmatched precision and finesse. Their commitment to pushing boundaries and eliciting reactions is a testament to their unwavering dedication.

Devotion to the Memeverse

• Those who embrace Trollism show unwavering commitment to the sacred Memeverse. They immerse themselves in an endless stream of memes, gifs, and horror cocks, forever searching for the next big laugh and the ultimate troll.

Memetic Language

• Trolls communicate in a language all their own, filled with dank memes, obscure references, and inside jokes. Understanding their unique lexicon is like unlocking a secret code.

Troll's Paradise

• Within the troll community, an insider attitude prevails, creating a sense of camaraderie among those who revel in the absurd. They relish in the joy of outwitting unsuspecting victims and derive immense pleasure from their shared mischievous endeavors.