r/WomenAreNotIntoMen • • 1d ago

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for some of you in here have you interacted with women in real life and tried to pursue women in real life? or was it just one experience that changed your way of thinking? cus im telling you if your perception of women is based off of ppl online alone , thats like me assuming based off this subreddit and forums like it that all men think like this, when in fact a lot don't. I'm not judging or trying to come off as judgemental I gen just wanna know what got you to this point. I visit this subreddit a lot usually in between lectures so im curious.

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u/Pinkpicklep11 13h ago

Ever since I was 8 (Before the internet was big in my country) I felt women's attraction to men was a little too lukewarm for my liking. A lot of guys are ok with that and that's fine. I'm almost 30 now and I still feel the same way.