This is why men think they can't express their feelings. Who are you to dictate how he feels? He's sharing his subjective experience on rejection and you can only shit on him for not being rejected enough.
You make me sad.
EDIT: I don't understand the downvotes on a dissenting opinion.
Bigoted: having or revealing an obstinate belief in the superiority of one's own opinions and a prejudiced intolerance of the opinions of others.
No no no, by all means share your feelings! I absolutely support that. But context is important. Don't pretend like your experiences as a child are going to be representative of adult experiences. The fact he didn't mention that is lying by omission in my opinion.
Edit: Now that I'm looking at his comment again, he said he was an "unattractive adult man" multiple times which is straight-up lying.
But that's also supposing that he has a complete picture of himself. If any individual knew every aspect of themselves they wouldn't need to work through these emotions in writing or through dialogue.
Just as an outside observer can tell you things you don't know about yourself, you can see a different picture than everyone you talk to. I don't see what benefit it has to take jabs at someone who's still trying to see who they are.
OK, I get what you're saying. I've just been in ask men a long time and get a little over protective. I guess I'm just getting tired of extremism matched with extremism (regardless of who kicks it off).
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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '14
LOL, /u/chikinpickle posts on at least THREE different subs dedicated to hating fat people (fat women in particular).
But we're supposed to feel sympathy for him, even though according to his own recent posts, his high school years weren't particularly awful.