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The first thing I will teach my son is to never assume, that relationships work like in movies. I think big part of this disappointment when they get rejected are these unreal expectations of relationships.
@@Ehud-lc6vvbefore that there was a number of movies like American Pie, I love you Beth Cooper, and many others where a Hopelessly romantic nerd gets their dream girl. I feel like a lot of those movies gave folks like me a lot of unfulfillable expectations on how relationships happen and the worst ended up on this list!
Did ya’ll listen to the story, while I’m not excusing him, they were friends with the guy for a very long time. So of course you’d believe your friend for much longer than a new kid
These kinds of guys really don't see women/girls as human or independent individuals with their own standards and wants. Parents, please raise your kids to understand and accept rejection.
Something girls don't understand about being male is how much rejection average men have to put up with. Imagine that no man ever saw you as attractive. Not even one. Not even slightly. Worse, even though they were polite, you could see that you disgusted them. What would that do to you? Cos that is what many women expect below average guys (50%) to just accept with good grace. For year, after year, after year, till they either become attractive or die.
Also there’s never a reason to continue or start a relationship. My mother doesn’t understand that “I don’t want to be friends anymore” is a complete sentence
Honestly, some people are just wired that way. 100% non synthetic asshole. No amount of good parenting can change them. I've seen angels for parents have satan for child.
8:38 _"Of course, I'm the bad girl in that situation and he's just cliché, hopelessly in love, best friend, good guy, finishing last as always. Someone even boo'd me"_ Can you fucking imagine booing someone you know absolutely NOTHING about merely because you think you're somehow entitled to seeing a romantic little fairytale ending?? And you feel that because of this, these two strangers are somehow in need of YOUR input?? Because you think you, grand witness of like 0% of their life, know better somehow?? *_Fucking wild_*
when nice guys snap, they call you what they wanted you to be for them. when you disappointed their false perception, they are offended to the core and let it all out.
And then girls will sleep with, pine over and endlessly forgive guys that treat them like dirt, proving that the nice guys are in fact right, the girls just fon't want to think about how trashy they are.
I honestly think Adam is a great name, even if biblical. I’m personally not religious but I feel there’s a correlation between people with religious names and being problematic. Their parents are likely religious, so they would be, too. No offense to you, though, I wouldn’t treat you differently if I didn’t know who you were except for your name. I’m just saying that it seems to be a correlation.
To the girl’s “friends” in the second story: If you think that guy is so sweet and wonderful, why don’t YOU try him out for yourselves, instead of pressuring your friend, who clearly wasn’t important enough to check up on throughout that whole ordeal?
I was kind of a nice guy once. Once in middle school, I was in the production of a school play, I got bored and decided to ask this girl who I thought was cute if she was single. She laughed and said no, but her friends said yes and kibd of encouraged her to go out with me. I kind of followed her for a few minutes, giving her compliments. I never did anything like that again. Cherry on top, one of the friends who encouraged her, became her boyfriend for a time. We became acquaintances in high school when we both worked in the school's news class. Not friends, just friendly. Even after 6 or 7 years since that I still cringe at myself.
I had a "nice" guy hit on me at work and one of his lines was to tell me how and why he got fired at his last job. Thankfully I was bar certified and he wasn't so I could hide in the bar area and the managers understood why. He also didn't last too long afterwards.
First story: you wanna unalive yourself? Okay tell me where you are right now. Okay got it... Now you get to talk to emergency dispatch. Where I live as a security guard we're classified as "Mandatory reporters" the same as a doctor, teacher, gym coach, laywer, social worker. ETC, so by law you tell me that you have plans to unalive yourself I'm mandated by law to report it.
In middle school, I was stalked by a nice guy. We used to be pretty chill, were friends since early elementary, I think I even knew him as early as preschool. Both also being in the same TheBoys™ friend group. Suddenly one day, he just got noticably weird, or I guess weirder than usual. He started always finding excuses to be as close to me as possible, eventually also sending the standard issue nice guy love letters that boil down to "date me or I'll harm myself" I kinda just endured it for a few months, just actively avoiding him however possible, when I finally had the courage to just flatly tell him Ive already got a gf. He actually took it well, but things between us were never quite the same. The 2020 lockdown eventually unceremoniously pulled the plug fully, haven't seem him since... or any of the other TheBoys™...
I think its safe to say that my guy friend is an actual nice guy and not a Nice Guy. I know this because he's in a relationship with his boyfriend and I'm a girl.
Had my own experience with a gay nice guy, when we initially met he talked about trying a start a DnD group and I was interested so I gave him my number. After a few days of some texting he started to flirt with me, I told him I wasn't gay or bi but he insisted I try but I was stern on my decision. In reality I'm actually somewhat bi but I absolutely didn't find him attractive and a bit weird, and his hygiene was poor. I blocked him after he said something about crying and wanting to kill himself. Thankfully he never showed up to the group I met him at ever again.
A man bought me 1 shot at a bar. I didn't want it. He kept forcing me until I took it lol He said I owed him a kiss now! I told him no no no noooo. He said he wasted his money now. I told him he should learn how to manage his money then lol I have waaaaaaaayyyy more stories omglol
The first lesson I will teach my son is to never assume that relationships work the way they do in movies. I believe much of the disappointment from rejection comes from these unrealistic expectations about relationships.
For that Frank story, OP shouldn’t have been called to the principal regardless. Even if he was telling the truth and she did break up with him, she’s not responsible for his actions. She shouldn’t be questioned like it was her fault.
im out as trans formerly gay and i have had one experience with a nice guy. it was the same thing for straight people. he tried to manipulate me and was very clingy. he wouldnt leave me alone and i had to block him and he left me alone finally
Story #10 Good of Op calling that creep out. The kid has some serious problems. Story #11 I would have already been out the bedroom window Story #12 Way to get out of that situation OP
He's appropriate, because a lot of these people, in their twisted minds, think they're just like him: a swell, nice guy that girls "just won't give a chance".
"Wow, I talked to a girl!" Probably because of that. But to me thats funny, not creepy, he was a teenager boy and he didnt act badly, its just his inner voice.
Thats why i try a perfect balance. Ill hold door for somone right behind me but id somone is 10 second awag i wont. Even if a girl i find attractive and could use it as a excuse for a quick small talk. Onle exseption is if the person arms are full. Then nust hold it open long enough for thrm to be able to hold it open with there body and leave.
the problem isnt the actions themselves, it's the motive behind them. as long as you're being genuine and not just trying to make someone date you there's absolutely nothing wrong with holding the door for somebody who isnt right behind you, attractive or otherwise. dont let the actions of these nutjobs discourage you from actually being nice
@mztweety1374 i'm a man so that already breaks your premise. Lol. Nah, the exception to the ruling doesnt break the ruling but only further exactritates the ruling :/ Boys pretending to be men are attrqcted to flashy lifestyles like dating coaches and anything else that allows them to be misogonost to women just because the single target of theirs wasnt intereseted and instead of moving on they act out of bitterness to all women just because they liked somebody who wasnt interested in them at all. Most humans are so easy to read. The things i would do for coffee
Well if you don't have any bad or malicious intent then you don't really have to worry about someone mispotraying your kindness. All of these "nice" guys have that.
It'd be nice if all these stories weren't 2-5 years old & actually new, but I guess it's easier to copy everyone else's vids & reread all the same old stories
Don't waste your time. Its the pathology of the victim. They'll either work their way through it or succumb to it. Just focus on the normal people in life for the sake of your own health.❤
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Pro Tip: If you have to tell people you're nice, you probably aren't.
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Pro Tip: let others decide whether you are pretty, smart or nice.
My 0.02 euros.
I know right, every time I have ever heard someone say they were a nice person they were yelling at someone
That's not how that works, are you a child?
The first thing I will teach my son is to never assume, that relationships work like in movies. I think big part of this disappointment when they get rejected are these unreal expectations of relationships.
I believe Jim Halpert ruined a generation of men. He was the “Patient 0” of our current Nice Guy Pandemic.
@@Ehud-lc6vvbefore that there was a number of movies like American Pie, I love you Beth Cooper, and many others where a Hopelessly romantic nerd gets their dream girl. I feel like a lot of those movies gave folks like me a lot of unfulfillable expectations on how relationships happen and the worst ended up on this list!
@@Ehud-lc6vv It happened long before then, and Pam was into him anyway. Not a good example.
The second story was scary.
How delusional and narcissistic do you have to be, to do any of this.
They were never her "friends" to begin with if they just sided with this guy automatically and forever.
Tbh, I was more angry about her so called friends. Didn't they think to check over their friend before this guy?
Did ya’ll listen to the story, while I’m not excusing him, they were friends with the guy for a very long time. So of course you’d believe your friend for much longer than a new kid
3:31 Holy crap, I've only heard of this level of evil from TV shows. That guy is a legit psycho.
Some of these are assault and kidnapping. These are horrible.
These kinds of guys really don't see women/girls as human or independent individuals with their own standards and wants. Parents, please raise your kids to understand and accept rejection.
Something girls don't understand about being male is how much rejection average men have to put up with.
Imagine that no man ever saw you as attractive. Not even one. Not even slightly. Worse, even though they were polite, you could see that you disgusted them.
What would that do to you? Cos that is what many women expect below average guys (50%) to just accept with good grace. For year, after year, after year, till they either become attractive or die.
Also there’s never a reason to continue or start a relationship. My mother doesn’t understand that “I don’t want to be friends anymore” is a complete sentence
Nice guys need to ditch the fedora, Doritos and Mountain Dew, leave their parents' basement, touch some grass and realize that women are people too.
Honestly, some people are just wired that way. 100% non synthetic asshole. No amount of good parenting can change them. I've seen angels for parents have satan for child.
8:38 _"Of course, I'm the bad girl in that situation and he's just cliché, hopelessly in love, best friend, good guy, finishing last as always. Someone even boo'd me"_
Can you fucking imagine booing someone you know absolutely NOTHING about merely because you think you're somehow entitled to seeing a romantic little fairytale ending?? And you feel that because of this, these two strangers are somehow in need of YOUR input?? Because you think you, grand witness of like 0% of their life, know better somehow??
*_Fucking wild_*
when nice guys snap, they call you what they wanted you to be for them. when you disappointed their false perception, they are offended to the core and let it all out.
And then girls will sleep with, pine over and endlessly forgive guys that treat them like dirt, proving that the nice guys are in fact right, the girls just fon't want to think about how trashy they are.
My name is Adam and this video makes me want to legally change my name
Don't were are not all cunts
I honestly think Adam is a great name, even if biblical. I’m personally not religious but I feel there’s a correlation between people with religious names and being problematic. Their parents are likely religious, so they would be, too. No offense to you, though, I wouldn’t treat you differently if I didn’t know who you were except for your name. I’m just saying that it seems to be a correlation.
To the girl’s “friends” in the second story: If you think that guy is so sweet and wonderful, why don’t YOU try him out for yourselves, instead of pressuring your friend, who clearly wasn’t important enough to check up on throughout that whole ordeal?
I was kind of a nice guy once. Once in middle school, I was in the production of a school play, I got bored and decided to ask this girl who I thought was cute if she was single. She laughed and said no, but her friends said yes and kibd of encouraged her to go out with me. I kind of followed her for a few minutes, giving her compliments. I never did anything like that again. Cherry on top, one of the friends who encouraged her, became her boyfriend for a time.
We became acquaintances in high school when we both worked in the school's news class. Not friends, just friendly.
Even after 6 or 7 years since that I still cringe at myself.
I had a "nice" guy hit on me at work and one of his lines was to tell me how and why he got fired at his last job. Thankfully I was bar certified and he wasn't so I could hide in the bar area and the managers understood why. He also didn't last too long afterwards.
What was the reason?
First story: you wanna unalive yourself? Okay tell me where you are right now. Okay got it... Now you get to talk to emergency dispatch.
Where I live as a security guard we're classified as "Mandatory reporters" the same as a doctor, teacher, gym coach, laywer, social worker. ETC, so by law you tell me that you have plans to unalive yourself I'm mandated by law to report it.
Respect to all real nice guys, the world needs people like them
In middle school, I was stalked by a nice guy. We used to be pretty chill, were friends since early elementary, I think I even knew him as early as preschool. Both also being in the same TheBoys™ friend group. Suddenly one day, he just got noticably weird, or I guess weirder than usual.
He started always finding excuses to be as close to me as possible, eventually also sending the standard issue nice guy love letters that boil down to "date me or I'll harm myself"
I kinda just endured it for a few months, just actively avoiding him however possible, when I finally had the courage to just flatly tell him Ive already got a gf. He actually took it well, but things between us were never quite the same.
The 2020 lockdown eventually unceremoniously pulled the plug fully, haven't seem him since... or any of the other TheBoys™...
Man don't do my boy Izuku like that
If something feels off or makes you uncomfortable, it’s okay to distance yourself or say no. Your feelings are valid.
I think its safe to say that my guy friend is an actual nice guy and not a Nice Guy. I know this because he's in a relationship with his boyfriend and I'm a girl.
I hate when gay “nice guys” make it hard for straight and gay people to be friends because straight people hear these stories and get scared.
theres a vip section in hell for the 2nd guy.
Had my own experience with a gay nice guy, when we initially met he talked about trying a start a DnD group and I was interested so I gave him my number. After a few days of some texting he started to flirt with me, I told him I wasn't gay or bi but he insisted I try but I was stern on my decision. In reality I'm actually somewhat bi but I absolutely didn't find him attractive and a bit weird, and his hygiene was poor. I blocked him after he said something about crying and wanting to kill himself. Thankfully he never showed up to the group I met him at ever again.
A man bought me 1 shot at a bar. I didn't want it. He kept forcing me until I took it lol He said I owed him a kiss now! I told him no no no noooo. He said he wasted his money now. I told him he should learn how to manage his money then lol I have waaaaaaaayyyy more stories omglol
Second story: is anyone else picturing Eric Cartman?
The first lesson I will teach my son is to never assume that relationships work the way they do in movies. I believe much of the disappointment from rejection comes from these unrealistic expectations about relationships.
You literally copied this comment and tweaked a couple words bro you are not slick
This is scary sh*t.
For that Frank story, OP shouldn’t have been called to the principal regardless. Even if he was telling the truth and she did break up with him, she’s not responsible for his actions. She shouldn’t be questioned like it was her fault.
Story 8: Being a fan of Hazbin Hotel, this is hilarious. 😂
The people in these stories certainly think of themselves as dickmasters
im out as trans formerly gay and i have had one experience with a nice guy. it was the same thing for straight people. he tried to manipulate me and was very clingy. he wouldnt leave me alone and i had to block him and he left me alone finally
These guys don’t sound like nice guys at all, more like creeps
9:45 Adam spelled backwards is Mada so yeah that fits. You Mada, Bro?
These nice guys make the rest of us guys look bad
Story #10 Good of Op calling that creep out. The kid has some serious problems.
Story #11 I would have already been out the bedroom window
Story #12 Way to get out of that situation OP
Why’s Izuku on the thumbnail?
Yeah, he's ACTUALLY a nice guy. He's not one of these nutjobs.
He's appropriate, because a lot of these people, in their twisted minds, think they're just like him: a swell, nice guy that girls "just won't give a chance".
Yeah, that's just besmirching our precious child.
Because he's more than likely a target for "nice guys" since he's too nice to everyone. Gay/bi nice guys are equally annoying as straight ones.
"Wow, I talked to a girl!"
Probably because of that. But to me thats funny, not creepy, he was a teenager boy and he didnt act badly, its just his inner voice.
Yeah people like to pretend I'm not nice because I can read their dumbass minds
I was that guy one night at a party, I was drunk and don't know what I said, but she punched me in the face and cut my lip.
1:46 Gotta give him respect for having the balls to ask someone out in front of their friends
Thats why i try a perfect balance. Ill hold door for somone right behind me but id somone is 10 second awag i wont. Even if a girl i find attractive and could use it as a excuse for a quick small talk. Onle exseption is if the person arms are full. Then nust hold it open long enough for thrm to be able to hold it open with there body and leave.
the problem isnt the actions themselves, it's the motive behind them. as long as you're being genuine and not just trying to make someone date you there's absolutely nothing wrong with holding the door for somebody who isnt right behind you, attractive or otherwise. dont let the actions of these nutjobs discourage you from actually being nice
@@thesupremeduckno girl cares about you holding a door. They care if you black their eye
@@ChrisCthePervert thank you for sharing ChrisCthePervert
My name is Adam 😢
Guys are you paying attention.? None of this crap is okay
Since when do men listen to women?
Men only listen to other men so if you want men to listen then you got to be a man.
Grow a pair, it's easy, i got born with mine lol 😂
@youtubestudiosucks978 exactly
@mztweety1374 i'm a man so that already breaks your premise. Lol.
Nah, the exception to the ruling doesnt break the ruling but only further exactritates the ruling :/
Boys pretending to be men are attrqcted to flashy lifestyles like dating coaches and anything else that allows them to be misogonost to women just because the single target of theirs wasnt intereseted and instead of moving on they act out of bitterness to all women just because they liked somebody who wasnt interested in them at all.
Most humans are so easy to read.
The things i would do for coffee
Thats not a chad btw
I always get nervous to watch these stories. I feel like something I’ve done would be an example, misportraying my kindness for being some pouty incel
Well if you don't have any bad or malicious intent then you don't really have to worry about someone mispotraying your kindness. All of these "nice" guys have that.
It'd be nice if all these stories weren't 2-5 years old & actually new, but I guess it's easier to copy everyone else's vids & reread all the same old stories
If they don't like nice guys, let them get cats ;-)
You’re one of ‘them’ aren’t you?
@ yeah, and married 😎
These AREN'T "nice guys" These are chads and tyrones that the girls changed their minds about and are unable to take accountability for...😅😅😅
found the nice guy
Imagine outing yourself like this
With the use of "chads" and "tyrones", I'd say found the 'nice guy' incel.
Imagine being a 78-year-old incel.
Don't waste your time. Its the pathology of the victim. They'll either work their way through it or succumb to it. Just focus on the normal people in life for the sake of your own health.❤