Spiteful remark!
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I bet this usually happen when the girl’s female friend thinks you’re not handsome enough.
That’s why it’s much harder to approach a girl who’s with her friends; even if the girl is responsive to you but her friends may whisper her like “you can get someone much hotter than him” and ruin all the rapport you tried to build.
Note: before anyone says anything stupid, I actually heard countless of times girls telling such things to their friends (about some guy, not about me), so it’s not me having a social phobia.
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That’s why it’s much harder to approach a girl who’s with her friends; even if the girl is responsive to you but her friends may whisper her like “you can get someone much hotter than him” and ruin all the rapport you tried to build.
Note: before anyone says anything stupid, I actually heard countless of times girls telling such things to their friends (about some guy, not about me), so it’s not me having a social phobia.
Cheers for saying i am not handsome
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That’s why it’s much harder to approach a girl who’s with her friends; even if the girl is responsive to you but her friends may whisper her like “you can get someone much hotter than him” and ruin all the rapport you tried to build.
Note: before anyone says anything stupid, I actually heard countless of times girls telling such things to their friends (about some guy, not about me), so it’s not me having a social phobia.
Cheers for saying i am not handsome
I don’t know how you look like, but yeah...
Look, pubs are usually sausage fests, and often full of handsome/metrosexual/social guys, it’s not your field jamesy.
Even online dating may be better than a pub for guys like us (both are horrible sausage fests tho).
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That’s why it’s much harder to approach a girl who’s with her friends; even if the girl is responsive to you but her friends may whisper her like “you can get someone much hotter than him” and ruin all the rapport you tried to build.
Note: before anyone says anything stupid, I actually heard countless of times girls telling such things to their friends (about some guy, not about me), so it’s not me having a social phobia.
Cheers for saying i am not handsome
I don’t know how you look like, but yeah...
Look, pubs are usually sausage fests, and often full of handsome/metrosexual/social guys, it’s not your field jamesy.
Even online dating may be better than a pub for guys like us (both are horrible sausage fests tho).
I have been told i am good looking by other people before.
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That’s why it’s much harder to approach a girl who’s with her friends; even if the girl is responsive to you but her friends may whisper her like “you can get someone much hotter than him” and ruin all the rapport you tried to build.
Note: before anyone says anything stupid, I actually heard countless of times girls telling such things to their friends (about some guy, not about me), so it’s not me having a social phobia.
Cheers for saying i am not handsome
I don’t know how you look like, but yeah...
Look, pubs are usually sausage fests, and often full of handsome/metrosexual/social guys, it’s not your field jamesy.
Even online dating may be better than a pub for guys like us (both are horrible sausage fests tho).
I have been told i am good looking by other people before.
By women of your age, or by family and old women?
The friend may have meant:
"Why are you talking to him instead of me?"
"Why are you talking to him when you said you only wanted to drink?"
"Why are you talking to him instead of putting him in a lip-lock?"
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That’s why it’s much harder to approach a girl who’s with her friends; even if the girl is responsive to you but her friends may whisper her like “you can get someone much hotter than him” and ruin all the rapport you tried to build.
Note: before anyone says anything stupid, I actually heard countless of times girls telling such things to their friends (about some guy, not about me), so it’s not me having a social phobia.
Cheers for saying i am not handsome
I don’t know how you look like, but yeah...
Look, pubs are usually sausage fests, and often full of handsome/metrosexual/social guys, it’s not your field jamesy.
Even online dating may be better than a pub for guys like us (both are horrible sausage fests tho).
I have been told i am good looking by other people before.
By women of your age, or by family and old women?
These girls at the bar were much younger than me like 18 or very early 20s. I am nearly 29.
Maybe thats why they didnt think much of my looks
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The friend may have meant:
"Why are you talking to him instead of me?"
"Why are you talking to him when you said you only wanted to drink?"
"Why are you talking to him instead of putting him in a lip-lock?"
No, according to the way he described it and the timing of the comment, it certainly doesn't mean any of these possibilities.
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The friend may have meant:
"Why are you talking to him instead of me?"
"Why are you talking to him when you said you only wanted to drink?"
"Why are you talking to him instead of putting him in a lip-lock?"
No, according to the way he described it and the timing of the comment, it certainly doesn't mean any of these possibilities.
I litteraley only spoke too the girl for a few seconds before her friend made the comment.
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The friend may have meant:
"Why are you talking to him instead of me?"
"Why are you talking to him when you said you only wanted to drink?"
"Why are you talking to him instead of putting him in a lip-lock?"
No, according to the way he described it and the timing of the comment, it certainly doesn't mean any of these possibilities.
I litteraley only spoke too the girl for a few seconds before her friend made the comment.
Then yes, my earlier explanation is the most logical one.
Other sous-ententu variations may mean:
"He's uncool, don't talk to him"
"I feel he's creepy, don't talk to him"
Other possibilities, but unlikely so:
"You are taken, why are you talking to him?"
" You're gay, why are you talking to him? I am your gf!!"
The friend may have meant:
"Why are you talking to him instead of me?"
"Why are you talking to him when you said you only wanted to drink?"
"Why are you talking to him instead of putting him in a lip-lock?"
No, according to the way he described it and the timing of the comment, it certainly doesn't mean any of these possibilities.
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How can someone be so quick too judge me like that without even knowing me?
Now that was a b*tchy thing for her to say. I probably would have turned right around and said "Why not talk to me?" Not in an angry way as I would not want it to be misconstrued as a threat, but in a manner that conveys that I value myself and that the friend's comment was rude.
But concerning your experiences in general at these pubs, while I have no doubt that you struggle reading non verbal body language and social cues, concerning your treatment by others, could it be that these pubs in your area just attract a low quality group of people?