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Back in the day, you could be a plumber and slightly funny and you’d get a girl.

Now to get a pretty girl. You need to have some social status, money, tall, charming, good looks and physique.

It’s fake and doesn’t seem real anymore. I’m prepared to put in the work. But it just seems fake.
Women have to do no work.

It’s like a 6/10 girl is an 8/10.

Whereas men realise they have to put in the work. Build confidence, get in shape, make money.

Women believe they just should land themselves a guy who has money, is tall and handsome etc.

When women see short men they're not going to take him serious or try to date him. When a man sees a fat women he's not going to take her serious or try to date her. The minute a man has a preference he's looked at as an asshole. I know plenty of fat women that could lose weight. But I don't know anyone that can take a pill to get taller. So in my eyes women have shitty preferences and are very shallow but the second you tell them this they know your not lying so they will shame you back. Watch out for these women guys.

There's always exceptions to every rule so ladies don't come up with well my friend down the street she like this so your point is invalid.

Who becomes the saddest by rejection of a love interest? And who takes it the most disappointingly when it happens?

Attractive men and tall men probably aren't used to rejection very often, but have plenty of other options out there to quickly rebound and recover.

Unattractive men and short men (like me) get rejected more than anyone else, but also are probably the ones most likely to become used to it.

Women rarely ever make the first move or do the chasing, but because of this, aren't used to rejection or handle it as gracefully or tactfully as men do.

So who becomes the saddest/most depressed the most often when rejected?