Search Results: out of their league

I sense much anger and hatred among many GAG users. There's frustration people don't see things their way and bitterness the world isn't how they want it. I see despair and hopelessness in post after post.

We have guys feeling their failures for not growing 9 inch dicks and girls getting depressed because their selfie didn't get enough likes. There's frustration the scientific community doesn't accept a YouTube video as evidence of 5G causing covid.

You were promised all your life by parents, teachers and T. V. you could be anything you wanted if you worked hard. You busted a gut and now you're stuck in a shit minimum wage job when Dave down the street who did fuck all has a great job and earns 5X as much. Deep down you know no matter how hard you work at work you'll never compete with that 38DD blonde who swallows for the promotion.

You've hit the gym every day for years, pumped iron until you vomit, and drunk a gallon of protein shake a day, but you still look the same as you did 5 years ago. That guy in the corner who lifts the pink girly weights transformed into a god in a month.

That drop dead gorgeous girl you thought was out of your league has now started dating a homeless guy with a microdick.

So would a hug solve all your problems and make you feel better?

Photos are just what I think is attractive or just examples I found online, go by what you deem as “super attractive”

When I think of “girl/boy next door” I think of mildly attractive humans but aren’t drop dead gorgeous. Very intricate but “generic” faces that are easy on the eyes.

what I mean by “very attractive”, I mean people who look drop dead amazing, who will turn heads or who have unique features, in other words, people who could pass off as models.

I’ve noticed most men go for the average women even though they’re more attracted to very attractive women, I’ve always wondered if it was because of personality or because they choose not to pursue someone “out of their league” and same with women. Of course everyone is different.