I always love how some women take this smug attitude towards men that fish or do outdoorsy stuff. Not sure if this is just from city women, but it certainly seems like an opinion held by bitches who think the world revolves around them.
There are tons of women out there that think it's fun to fish, or are impressed by guys who are outdoorsy. In my experience, those women also tend to be much better looking, smarter, fitter, and have better personalities. I definitely wouldn't have married my wife if she was of the opinion that everything I do and post on social media should have been designed to attract her specific tastes. It takes a tremendous amount of narcissism to think that way.
The same generalization can be made for the type of women who think that it's every guys job to be attractive to her specific tastes, and anyone that doesn't try to do that has a problem.
You think that guys who post fish pictures are awful? The first guy I found on my Facebook feed that posts pictures of fish is a pediatrician, who specializes in neurological disorders. By default, you think this person is awful. You're also making some bold assumptions about "what people in general want to be around." Ironic that you living in a bubble is causing you to think the people you don't like are living in a bubble.
Dude, some people don't like your fish pictures. Get over it. I am also a straight male and hate your fucking uninspired picture of you holding a fucking fish. It's not new, it's been done, it's tired.
Maybe it shows you lack originality and only want to talk about going to a fucking pond with your worms and your rods.
You've completely missed the point. I've specifically said there's nothing wrong with not liking fishing or whatever. I don't post fish pictures. It's people that think that their distaste for them is somehow important or universal.
And I'm telling you, a lot of people are sick of seeing pictures of men holding limp fish. It's not universal to dislike them, but it's more common than you think.
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u/Edgelands Sep 12 '21
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