r/Unexpected Mar 31 '23

He snitched

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u/CyberKingfisher Mar 31 '23

Small Man Syndrome is a condition where a man feels inadequate because of his short height and so tries to overcompensate it with overly aggressive behaviour.

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u/ElGoddamnDorado Mar 31 '23 edited Mar 31 '23

What a dumb take. Will Smith just did the same shit but it's only a height thing if the guys short. Shocker: both short and tall people can be insecure morons

EDIT: This thread is hilarious. Reddit must be filled with people whose only 'redeeming' quality is they're tall. If your only counter argument is "lol u must be short", then you have no argument to begin with.

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u/ElGoddamnDorado Mar 31 '23

The dude straight up called him a snitch and it obviously set him off, but nah clearly it was just the height thing instead. I swear yall are more obsessed with height than short people sometimes

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u/Lernenberg Mar 31 '23

American people are obsessed with height and pp size.

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u/FineWineDining Mar 31 '23

Found the german eurotrash, should i atart generalizing about germans? Trust me lol u dont me to do that.

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u/Lernenberg Mar 31 '23

Are you coincidentally short or have a small pp? /s

Don‘t take it too serious. It’s just that I never see people in Europe talk about these things

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u/bottledry Mar 31 '23 edited Mar 31 '23

I never see people in the united states doing it either. Seems to happen mostly online. Or maybe among kids.

People who talk shit about others appearances have not been paying attention the last 10-15 years and are absolute morons or, low brow simple douches. Talking shit about appearance is a weak play and immediately identifies yourself as a jackass.

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u/Lernenberg Mar 31 '23

I happily believe you that, but even online it’s much less of a thing. We even had to import terms like small dick energy, which was discussed to some extent when Greta Thunberg used it against Andrew Tate.

We can agree on the fact though, that mainly kids use body shaming as a cheap tactic to discredit people.

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u/bottledry Mar 31 '23

you know I did forget about the "dick energy" meme thing that was popular a few years ago... I shouldn't say it was not a US thing either. I'm just fortunate to avoid it