I'm done trying to get fornication with western women,going on complete boycott

[WanderingProtagonist]

Go for it. Better than riding the "Rollercoaster of Hell" which is marriage and divorce. Most women are whores anyway.
I know there is this guy in Japan who married a Video Game Character. His on Youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsikPsw ... BoingVideo

Look man,I'm a goodlooking guy,

No you aren't.

[willymonfrete]

Go for it. Better than riding the "Rollercoaster of Hell" which is marriage and divorce. Most women are whores anyway.
I know there is this guy in Japan who married a Video Game Character. His on Youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsikPsw ... BoingVideo

Look man,I'm a goodlooking guy,

No you aren't.

I'm a pretty boy.

[MrMan]

Go for it. Better than riding the "Rollercoaster of Hell" which is marriage and divorce. Most women are whores anyway.
I know there is this guy in Japan who married a Video Game Character. His on Youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsikPsw ... BoingVideo

Look man,I'm a goodlooking guy,

No you aren't.

What is your frame of reference? Are some men good-looking to you? Do you look at other men besides Willy here and say, "Wow! That's a good-looking man."?

I still have difficulty relating to it. I just really realized a few years ago that non-gay men really had opinions about what other men were good-looking. I just can't tell hardly at all. I can go by female reactions, or I can tell if a man is strange-looking.

I really wouldn't care if men found me to be a good-looking man or not. I understand a single man wanting to be attractive to _women_ he finds attractive, but women he finds unattractive or other men.... who cares?

[yick]

Go for it. Better than riding the "Rollercoaster of Hell" which is marriage and divorce. Most women are whores anyway.
I know there is this guy in Japan who married a Video Game Character. His on Youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsikPsw ... BoingVideo

Look man,I'm a goodlooking guy,

No you aren't.

What is your frame of reference? Are some men good-looking to you? Do you look at other men besides Willy here and say, "Wow! That's a good-looking man."?

I still have difficulty relating to it. I just really realized a few years ago that non-gay men really had opinions about what other men were good-looking. I just can't tell hardly at all. I can go by female reactions, or I can tell if a man is strange-looking.

I really wouldn't care if men found me to be a good-looking man or not. I understand a single man wanting to be attractive to _women_ he finds attractive, but women he finds unattractive or other men.... who cares?

Yeah, I can appreciate a good looking man, of course I can.

With me, it comes in packages - if they dress well, are in good shape and have other factors such as exalting a manly and confident auora as well as having a good personality or be a man of achievements then I can state that that person is good looking - I don't want to f**k them or anything but I can see why that man can get women.

So if you can't see that some men are better looking than others, you're the same attractiveness as George Clooney or Hugh Jackman? You might be but seeing as you describe yourself as a portly, grandfatherly middle aged man - it will only be you who can't admit that you are not.

And no, I don't think the person I quoted is particulary good looking, he isn't ugly but he is no stretch 'good looking' or a 'pretty boy' also, he has very many feminine personality quality like whinging about why no 'waifu' will marry him.

If he was as handsome as he thinks he is, he wouldn't be on Happier Abroad doing the amount of bitching he does about why no-one wants to f**k him.

[Shemp]

...I just really realized a few years ago that non-gay men really had opinions about what other men were good-looking. I just can't tell hardly at all. I can go by female reactions, or I can tell if a man is strange-looking.

I really wouldn't care if men found me to be a good-looking man or not....

Yeah, I can appreciate a good looking man, of course I can.

He has some sort of gay panic attack every time this issue comes up. "I'm not gay," he insists, "I can't tell if a man is handsome or not." Probably you missed all the old threads with Droid and others where he freaked out completely about this topic. Nobody forces him to comment when the topic arises, but yet he always does comment.

[yick]

...I just really realized a few years ago that non-gay men really had opinions about what other men were good-looking. I just can't tell hardly at all. I can go by female reactions, or I can tell if a man is strange-looking.

I really wouldn't care if men found me to be a good-looking man or not....

Yeah, I can appreciate a good looking man, of course I can.

He has some sort of gay panic attack every time this issue comes up. "I'm not gay," he insists, "I can't tell if a man is handsome or not." Probably you missed all the old threads with Droid and others where he freaked out completely about this topic. Nobody forces him to comment when the topic arises, but yet he always does comment.

I remember them all, Frank I think it is weird also as in he is trying to convince himself rather than us and the rest of the planet.

He stated that he is a 'portly, grandfatherly looking man' so he must realise he isn't the same as someone like George Clooney so even on the most base level, he understands it but he is trying to wrestle of those uncomfortable feelings of seeing George Clooney in the shower and what would l'il baby Jesus think of his reaction.

[MrMan]

...I just really realized a few years ago that non-gay men really had opinions about what other men were good-looking. I just can't tell hardly at all. I can go by female reactions, or I can tell if a man is strange-looking.

I really wouldn't care if men found me to be a good-looking man or not....

Yeah, I can appreciate a good looking man, of course I can.

He has some sort of gay panic attack every time this issue comes up. "I'm not gay," he insists, "I can't tell if a man is handsome or not." Probably you missed all the old threads with Droid and others where he freaked out completely about this topic. Nobody forces him to comment when the topic arises, but yet he always does comment.

Like I said, I just found out a few years back that it was a fairly common thing for men to have some sort of perception of another man's looks, if it wasn't out of the ordinary. When I grew up, men didn't want to be considered gay, so we didn't comment on each other's looks much, so it hadn't occurred to me. I asked a few men about this when I discovered this, and there were a couple of other men in the same boat as me,
I discussed the topic on this forum. Shemp took issue with it.

When I comment on this, I think it makes you uncomfortable. Are you secretly afraid that you might have some homosexual tendencies, so the fact that some other men can't tell makes you want to project onto them? Is this a sore point with you for some reason.

If I can't tell if men are good-looking to women just by looking at them, that doesn't make me gay. If you have too discerning of a sense of what a good-looking man looks like... well homosexuals do to.

[MrMan]

Yeah, I can appreciate a good looking man, of course I can.

That sounds a little bit.... like it could be gay.

With me, it comes in packages - if they dress well, are in good shape and have other factors such as exalting a manly and confident auora as well as having a good personality or be a man of achievements then I can state that that person is good looking - I don't want to f**k them or anything but I can see why that man can get women.

So if you can't see that some men are better looking than others, you're the same attractiveness as George Clooney or Hugh Jackman? You might be but seeing as you describe yourself as a portly, grandfatherly middle aged man - it will only be you who can't admit that you are not.

I do not describe myself that way. I'm not a grandpa yet. Maybe some day. I might degenerate into what you describe, and you might too, either a fat or a thin grandfatherly guy, if we live long enough. I'm middle aged now. I can't argue with the math at this point.

I can tell if a man is fat or fit, btw. It's the difference between average and good-looking that I don't quite get. I notice some women say other women are pretty when I don't see it. I'm guessing women's perceptions of male attractiveness might be somewhat different, and there are individual preferences. Your opinion on another man's looks doesn't help him or hurt him attract women, not unless they pick up on some body language between you and the guy and you are in the same room or something like that.

If he was as handsome as he thinks he is, he wouldn't be on Happier Abroad doing the amount of bitching he does about why no-one wants to f**k him.

Why are you here?

Btw, were you 'the' in the past?

[yick]

Yeah, I can appreciate a good looking man, of course I can.

That sounds a little bit.... like it could be gay. (That's because you're a f***ing idiot)

With me, it comes in packages - if they dress well, are in good shape and have other factors such as exalting a manly and confident auora as well as having a good personality or be a man of achievements then I can state that that person is good looking - I don't want to f**k them or anything but I can see why that man can get women.

So if you can't see that some men are better looking than others, you're the same attractiveness as George Clooney or Hugh Jackman? You might be but seeing as you describe yourself as a portly, grandfatherly middle aged man - it will only be you who can't admit that you are not.

I do not describe myself that way. I'm not a grandpa yet. Maybe some day. I might degenerate into what you describe, and you might too, either a fat or a thin grandfatherly guy, if we live long enough. I'm middle aged now. I can't argue with the math at this point. (That is how you described yourself in another post just not that long ago)

I can tell if a man is fat or fit, btw. It's the difference between average and good-looking that I don't quite get. I notice some women say other women are pretty when I don't see it. I'm guessing women's perceptions of male attractiveness might be somewhat different, and there are individual preferences. Your opinion on another man's looks doesn't help him or hurt him attract women, not unless they pick up on some body language between you and the guy and you are in the same room or something like that. (It doesn't matter, I made what I considered was an honest opinion on Willymonfretes looks, he isn't ugly but he isn't particulary good looking either, most people would find your continued insistence on this topic weird and lets be honest - an attempt on trying to convince yourself you aren't a raging homo)

If he was as handsome as he thinks he is, he wouldn't be on Happier Abroad doing the amount of bitching he does about why no-one wants to f**k him.

Why are you here? (Because I am abroad and happier - why are you here?)

Btw, were you 'the' in the past? (What?)

[yick]

Like I said, I just found out a few years back that it was a fairly common thing for men to have some sort of perception of another man's looks, if it wasn't out of the ordinary. When I grew up, men didn't want to be considered gay, so we didn't comment on each other's looks much, so it hadn't occurred to me. I asked a few men about this when I discovered this, and there were a couple of other men in the same boat as me,
I discussed the topic on this forum. Shemp took issue with it.

You're probably no older than me, you probably grew up in some weird bible belt place where men 'didn't want to be considered gay' so the raging homos like you did everything possible to submerge it by throwing accusations out at everyone else, you are probably like this in real life.

When I comment on this, I think it makes you uncomfortable. Are you secretly afraid that you might have some homosexual tendencies, so the fact that some other men can't tell makes you want to project onto them? Is this a sore point with you for some reason.

No, you're wrong, we can talk about your raging repressed homosexuality all you want.

We live in an age that if I was gay then I would just come out and find a boyfriend and live my life and no-one would give two f***s - not my family, not my friends, not society - no-one would care and if I was to meet you and say I was a raging homo just like you - what are you going to do about it? Except have a boner you utter repressed poof.

If I can't tell if men are good-looking to women just by looking at them, that doesn't make me gay. If you have too discerning of a sense of what a good-looking man looks like... well homosexuals do to.

It's your obsession with the subject that is a clear sign you are uncomfortable with your repressed homosexual tendencies. We know you're 'married' and you have 'two daughters' but so what? So have many many repressed shirtlifting buftie boys like yourself.

[yick]

search.php?st=0&sk=t&sd=d&sr=posts&author_id=10227

12 pages of Mr Man telling us all he isn't gay and what's not gay and who is gay but it isn't him. That is 180 posts worth on the subject

search.php?st=0&sk=t&sd=d&sr=posts&author_id=11316

Whereas me... it's - SEVEN POSTS - not even a page.

NB: Put the words 'gay' and 'homosexual' in the search engines.

[willymonfrete]

Yick is free to have his opinions.it doesn't bother me one bit.I have a life to live.in two hours another meeting with my case manager to get a job and voucher.my ultimate goal is move to the amazon with a indigenous wife.

[Aarav]

It's important to approach relationships and personal connections with respect and understanding. While individual experiences can be challenging, it's essential to remember that generalizing or boycotting based on specific encounters isn't a solution. Every person is unique, and forming opinions about an entire group based on limited experiences might not reflect the diverse spectrum of individuals. Rather than a complete boycott, it could be beneficial to focus on personal growth, understanding different perspectives, and seeking meaningful connections based on mutual respect and shared values, which might lead to more fulfilling and positive experiences in relationships.

[CaptainSkelebob2]

Like I said, I just found out a few years back that it was a fairly common thing for men to have some sort of perception of another man's looks, if it wasn't out of the ordinary. When I grew up, men didn't want to be considered gay, so we didn't comment on each other's looks much, so it hadn't occurred to me. I asked a few men about this when I discovered this, and there were a couple of other men in the same boat as me,
I discussed the topic on this forum. Shemp took issue with it.

You're probably no older than me, you probably grew up in some weird bible belt place where men 'didn't want to be considered gay' so the raging homos like you did everything possible to submerge it by throwing accusations out at everyone else, you are probably like this in real life.

When I comment on this, I think it makes you uncomfortable. Are you secretly afraid that you might have some homosexual tendencies, so the fact that some other men can't tell makes you want to project onto them? Is this a sore point with you for some reason.

No, you're wrong, we can talk about your raging repressed homosexuality all you want.

We live in an age that if I was gay then I would just come out and find a boyfriend and live my life and no-one would give two f***s - not my family, not my friends, not society - no-one would care and if I was to meet you and say I was a raging homo just like you - what are you going to do about it? Except have a boner you utter repressed poof.

If I can't tell if men are good-looking to women just by looking at them, that doesn't make me gay. If you have too discerning of a sense of what a good-looking man looks like... well homosexuals do to.

It's your obsession with the subject that is a clear sign you are uncomfortable with your repressed homosexual tendencies. We know you're 'married' and you have 'two daughters' but so what? So have many many repressed shirtlifting buftie boys like yourself.

Cracking post, fella!!! I've always suspected that this OTT homophobe @MrMan might be a closet case. He gets unusually worked up even by the slightest mention of homosexuality or ladyboys. The ones who squeal the most usually have something to hide.

[yick]

Like I said, I just found out a few years back that it was a fairly common thing for men to have some sort of perception of another man's looks, if it wasn't out of the ordinary. When I grew up, men didn't want to be considered gay, so we didn't comment on each other's looks much, so it hadn't occurred to me. I asked a few men about this when I discovered this, and there were a couple of other men in the same boat as me,
I discussed the topic on this forum. Shemp took issue with it.

You're probably no older than me, you probably grew up in some weird bible belt place where men 'didn't want to be considered gay' so the raging homos like you did everything possible to submerge it by throwing accusations out at everyone else, you are probably like this in real life.

When I comment on this, I think it makes you uncomfortable. Are you secretly afraid that you might have some homosexual tendencies, so the fact that some other men can't tell makes you want to project onto them? Is this a sore point with you for some reason.

No, you're wrong, we can talk about your raging repressed homosexuality all you want.

We live in an age that if I was gay then I would just come out and find a boyfriend and live my life and no-one would give two f***s - not my family, not my friends, not society - no-one would care and if I was to meet you and say I was a raging homo just like you - what are you going to do about it? Except have a boner you utter repressed poof.

If I can't tell if men are good-looking to women just by looking at them, that doesn't make me gay. If you have too discerning of a sense of what a good-looking man looks like... well homosexuals do to.

It's your obsession with the subject that is a clear sign you are uncomfortable with your repressed homosexual tendencies. We know you're 'married' and you have 'two daughters' but so what? So have many many repressed shirtlifting buftie boys like yourself.

Cracking post, fella!!! I've always suspected that this OTT homophobe @MrMan might be a closet case. He gets unusually worked up even by the slightest mention of homosexuality or ladyboys. The ones who squeal the most usually have something to hide.

@MrMan is an absolute closet case obsessed with homosexuality. His posting history states this. 12 pages of him stating how he isn't a raging queer is hilarious when you read through it.