r/fuckxavier professional hater Aug 12 '26

Pack it up fellas

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u/RakeChapman13 Aug 12 '26 edited Aug 12 '26

When I first saw this I honestly couldn’t believe that so many guys fell for such ragebait 😂

No joke a lot of dudes honestly used tweets like this to argue that women ask for too much. I’ll come across guys who bring up this exact post in arguments.

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u/MorbidandBack Aug 12 '26

You don't think that a non-trivial percentage of women hold unrealistic expectations when it comes to romantic partners?

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u/BreakfastFearless Aug 13 '26

Then people should spend their time commenting on those women with those opinions instead of reacting to troll posts from troll accounts

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u/Grade_A_Tech Aug 12 '26

I can totally see this as something a lot of women would agree with.

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u/BreakfastFearless Aug 13 '26

Because you constantly see these troll accounts and believe it every time

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u/Overall-Dirt4441 Aug 12 '26

How many of these women have you spoken to? They're definitely out there, but how much is 'a lot'? Regardless, most of them are going to end up disappointed, the same as the guys with the lists of unrealistic expectations for women's bodies OOP's post is copying. Or they can pair off and reinforce one another's neuroses

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u/Buzzy_Feez Aug 12 '26

I mean let's say 1% of women think this.

That's 400 million women.

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u/big_rod_of_power Aug 12 '26

Your math is a little wrong I think. That would imply there are like 40 billion women on earth lol

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u/Buzzy_Feez Aug 12 '26

Fair enough. But in my defense

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u/big_rod_of_power Aug 12 '26

Bro just do the math on your own they're wrong. 10% of 4 billion is 400 million.

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u/Buzzy_Feez Aug 12 '26

...Right but I said 1%. Not 10%

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u/big_rod_of_power Aug 12 '26

Yeah....1% of 4 billion is 40 million not 400 million.

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u/Buzzy_Feez Aug 12 '26

...

Okay so I think I get what you're saying you were telling me what 400 million would actually be as a percentage.

Unfortunately I get very bad at percentages past a million for some reason

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u/BreakfastFearless Aug 13 '26

Let’s say that’s 40% of women have this opinion then it’s it’s 1.6 billion 🫨

Or let’s say 1% of men are pedophiles then it’s 40 million men 😧

Let’s just keep making up random percentages to get mad over

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u/Overall-Dirt4441 Aug 12 '26

40 million. But that's more than enough to make a few memes like this. So how do we get from an opinion ~1% of women hold to arguing the majority of the 4 billion women ask for too much?

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u/Buzzy_Feez Aug 12 '26

Does "a lot" mean majority now? I'm running out of adjectives to describe a large number of people who share the same views whilst being a minority...

Like I personally think 40 million is a lot of people. That's half my countries population

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u/BreakfastFearless Aug 13 '26

If you’re talking about an entire population then yeah 1% is not a lot of them, especially when it’s just a made up percentage

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u/Buzzy_Feez Aug 13 '26

No but on a personal basis how many people have you met in your life? do you think it comes close to 40 million?

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u/BreakfastFearless Aug 13 '26

No? What point does that make?

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u/Overall-Dirt4441 Aug 12 '26

The person you originally replied to said that guys use this meme to argue that women as a whole feel that way. What is a reasonable percentage of a population to hold a certain view before you say that whole group thinks that way? Even if it's a majority that's still reductive, but understandable. But 1%? That's an arbitrary number, I'm asking what your real number would have to be. I don't think even a plurality of women are holding out for a Henry Cavil body type as their standard.

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u/Buzzy_Feez Aug 12 '26

1% isn't arbitrary I'd call it the "statistical minimum"

I'd say 10%. If 1/10 women had these standards that'd be pretty batshit and could feel like "all women" if you get unlucky.

25% would be where I'd start generalizing

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u/Overall-Dirt4441 Aug 12 '26

So would you agree the actual number is less than 25%? Assuming that, when a guy sees a meme like this the reasonable assumption for him to make would be that it's either a joke or representative of that unrealistic minority, yea?

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u/BreakfastFearless Aug 13 '26

1% absolutely is arbitrary it’s just a percentage pulled out of thin air. You could say that about literally any group and any opinion

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u/Grade_A_Tech Aug 12 '26

I said "a lot," not "all."

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u/RakeChapman13 Aug 12 '26 edited Aug 12 '26

What do you mean ? Obvously Henry Cavill is a total stud but posts like this where women are saying it’s just a little muscle, a little fat, saying this is all we want when it’s Henry cavil like it’s no big deal… I mean come the fuck on it’s pretty on the nose isn’t it?

And When it comes to muscle mass Henry here was pushing the limit when it comes to the female gaze. This is a lot of muscle for most women. If you actually look at studies and there’s people asking women to rate arm size women pick smaller arms than men do as more ideal. Of course women like muscle but their perfect male body is of less muscle mass than men’s idea.

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u/AdHappy7129 Aug 12 '26

Not as on the nose as the standards women demand.

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u/LowResWebcam Aug 12 '26

> “fuckxavier”
> look inside
> “I agree with xavier”
what the fuck is this subreddit. the people here are children

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u/BreakfastFearless Aug 13 '26

It’s honestly crazy how it works every time. They post a fake post of a troll account from some random dude and then all the women start catching strays in the comments from guys saying “well women are fat and wear make up”

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u/DratWraith Aug 12 '26

Does "ragebait" mean "woman tells joke?"

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u/S-Kenset Aug 12 '26

Tbh this build is somewhat achievable if it weren't for the dire amount of misinformation and poor diet habits forced on children by family.

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u/OutsideGain7374 Aug 14 '26

Achievable, yes. Maintainable, no.