Plagued Nice Guys

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Wow some really disturbing stuff on this thread. I read some of the stories posted here, I understand the feeling.

Three years ago I went to a party with my friend, her boyfriend and a friend of his. I barely knew the guy, even though we were friends on Facebook but we didn't really talk so much. It was mostly him liking songs or status I posted. And before the party he was mostly quiet, it was like we talked only if I or someone else started the conversation.
Anyway, when we were at the party we met another group of people. They were really friendly, we were having a very good time, and one of the guys introduced me to his friend. He was a funny guy, we danced and we kissed. By the end of the night everyone went home. I gave my phone number to the guy and that was it.

So the next day when I checked my Facebook, and I had some messages by the guy who went with us to the party. He started saying alot of things that were supposed to be flattering I guess, but then went to the "I didn't thought you were like that", "I thought we were going to have a fun night, but you kissed that faggot", "You're all the same", "You were a disaster" kind of messages, so I made the mistake of answering, like... what the fuck?
He answered a few hours later, in the same mood. He seemed to believe that I had wronged him, he played the "I'm a good man" card but when he realized I didn't want to keep talking, he made some passive-aggresive remarks, called me "fat" and blocked me. At first I felt bad for the whole situation. But then I realized I didn't have to, it was a guilt-trip attempt. He wanted me to say "I'm sorry?", like if we were something in the first place. The word is pathetic.

There are truly nice guys out there, I mean it. But every now and then we have to deal with people like this. It's depressing.

That's it. I felt like sharing.
 
Wow some really disturbing stuff on this thread. I read some of the stories posted here, I understand the feeling.

Three years ago I went to a party with my friend, her boyfriend and a friend of his. I barely knew the guy, even though we were friends on Facebook but we didn't really talk so much. It was mostly him liking songs or status I posted. And before the party he was mostly quiet, it was like we talked only if I or someone else started the conversation.
Anyway, when we were at the party we met another group of people. They were really friendly, we were having a very good time, and one of the guys introduced me to his friend. He was a funny guy, we danced and we kissed. By the end of the night everyone went home. I gave my phone number to the guy and that was it.

So the next day when I checked my Facebook, and I had some messages by the guy who went with us to the party. He started saying alot of things that were supposed to be flattering I guess, but then went to the "I didn't thought you were like that", "I thought we were going to have a fun night, but you kissed that faggot", "You're all the same", "You were a disaster" kind of messages, so I made the mistake of answering, like... what the fuck?
He answered a few hours later, in the same mood. He seemed to believe that I had wronged him, he played the "I'm a good man" card but when he realized I didn't want to keep talking, he made some passive-aggresive remarks, called me "fat" and blocked me. At first I felt bad for the whole situation. But then I realized I didn't have to, it was a guilt-trip attempt. He wanted me to say "I'm sorry?", like if we were something in the first place. The word is pathetic.

There are truly nice guys out there, I mean it. But every now and then we have to deal with people like this. It's depressing.

That's it. I felt like sharing.
Christ, I could almost feel sorry him, considering he had feelings for you, but that insult hurling completely destroys any kind of sympathy I would have. Some people need to take a long look at themselves and figure out why this happens to them.
 
Especially because we all know, if the tables were turned, he'd be the first to call the "losing" guy out for being a whiny, immature, baby whose true colors show as being only interested in his happiness via sexual fulfillment through her. ... but it's okay if HE does it, he's a NICE GUY.
 
So the next day when I checked my Facebook, and I had some messages by the guy who went with us to the party. He started saying alot of things that were supposed to be flattering I guess, but then went to the "I didn't thought you were like that", "I thought we were going to have a fun night, but you kissed that faggot", "You're all the same", "You were a disaster" kind of messages, so I made the mistake of answering, like... what the fuck? He answered a few hours later, in the same mood. He seemed to believe that I had wronged him, he played the "I'm a good man" card but when he realized I didn't want to keep talking, he made some passive-aggresive remarks, called me "fat" and blocked me.

Lol look at all those tough words from a fucking sperg who probably spent the whole evening glaring down at you from the shadows while impotently seething with rightful virgin rage.

Never change you salty cunts.
 
I get gay "nice guys" all over me even though I'm straight and openly oppose gay rights

It's like hormones override literally everything else for some people.
A huge amount of gay men are huge sluts.

Source: been around a few gay communities, talked to a couple of gay guys, they all said the same thing.
 
so @Brandobaris what does it feel like to be a virgin with rage?

Getting the BBC does not count, btw. Getting cucked is still virginity.

Also, if you got banned, odds are it's from your own sperging and being like "OH MY GOD, MY INTERNET REPUTATION IS TARNISHED; THE ONLY REPUTATION I HAVE BECAUSE I NEVER GO OUTSIDE". Like girl, relax; this is just a forum. You do not have to respond to people and can let go-- not like you're at a physical location where you can't take time in your responses.

Let's just say I'm getting mixed signals from the sites users. "Hey man relax, we are just chillaxing" and then suddenly you were posting jokes but the banter pisses someone off, or touched a nerve, and then their buddies jump in to troll you while one guy sits at his computer rating every thing you've ever posted "dumb".

So are people invested in their "rep" in this site? Or not? Because people on here say one thing and then do another. It's like they can't decide if they are 4chan or reddit.
 
Let's just say I'm getting mixed signals from the sites users. "Hey man relax, we are just chillaxing" and then suddenly you were posting jokes but the banter pisses someone off, or touched a nerve, and then their buddies jump in to troll you while one guy sits at his computer rating every thing you've ever posted "dumb".
If you act like a sperg over stupid banter KF might just not be the place for you
 
Nah, there's a difference between wanting your boyfriend to treat you like you're special and wanting to be put on a pedestal.

Someone please elaborate on this, since "You put me on a pedestal" was one of the things the last woman I was involved with told me when breaking up.

Also my first girlfriend literally wanted to be worshiped as a goddess and I refused, being a Christian and all.
 
When you're in a relationship you want both partners to be on equal ground, obviously. Treating your partner special is nice, but not when you overdo it till the point where you practically worship the ground underneath their feet. That's pretty much what "you put me on a pedestal" means; the balance in your relationship is fucked. One of you is giving way more than the other.

I can't comment on whether that was true for your last relationship, though.
 

You don't realize how amazing this is lol. I got a guy triggered once because I said in my profile I wanted a relationship. Grindr people are #Messy and are indeed the nice guys of the gay community.

Also, just cause one is a fag does not mean you can't be a nice guy. If fact, if you're a gay nice guy, odds are you're actually worse than the straight version of a nice guy.

Lol gay.

Get it? Cause he's gay.

HE'S MOTHERFUCKING GAYYYYYYYY :gay:

I get gay "nice guys" all over me even though I'm straight and openly oppose gay rights

It's like hormones override literally everything else for some people.

Nah, it's called gaydar: they probably sense the homosexuality emitting deep within you. I know they did that to me when I was closeted.

@bearycool friendzones all the gay guys on the farms

I can tell you horror stories. I apparently can't be picky or have standards anywhere I go.
 
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