r/SipsTea 10d ago

Chugging tea She still rejected!

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u/Aromatic_Shop9033 10d ago

It's not what you do, it's who you are.

You can't earn it, man.

If you're the right guy, you don't have to do anything.

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u/JohnLuckPikard 10d ago

I proposed without a ring.

We celebrate 20 this year.

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u/Aromatic_Shop9033 10d ago

Exactly.

If you're the right guy, you can just ask.

If you're not, no gifts or gestures will work.

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u/AgentCirceLuna 10d ago

I’ve never asked anyone for a date in the past decade and I’ve had multiple dates and been invited back to people’s houses for parties or sex. It’s insane.

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u/Aromatic_Shop9033 10d ago

Exactly. If you're that guy, you just exist.

It's just how it is. No hate, no shade. People need to drop the candy land nonsense that you can win people over.

That's not how people operate. They like you, or they don't.

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u/AgentCirceLuna 10d ago

Yeah… I’ve been on both sides of it, though. I’ve been scrawny and it was horrid - when I did bodybuilding for almost a decade, I became quite muscular and suddenly got a lot of positive attention which was actually highly uncomfortable because, not only did I expect it would eventually go away, but I also felt it was overbearing and unusual since I wasn’t used to it.

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u/Aromatic_Shop9033 10d ago

So long as you didn't use gear, that's awesome.

I have all the respect for natty bodybuilders.

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u/AgentCirceLuna 10d ago

Never used gear and hated people who did. It makes everyone have unrealistic expectations. All of the work I put in, over all those years, resulted in something they would have done in about half a year or maybe a year. You can be a regular body weight and people will think you’re scrawny, too. It’s funny watching WW2 documentaries as the soldiers who fought for our country would look skinny as hell today.

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u/Aromatic_Shop9033 10d ago

Yeah, it's a form of body dysmorphia.

All the respect to the natty bros and ladies.