There’s a reason why stereotyping people is wrong.
It not only draws away attention from the actual culprits but also drags in innocent people. That’s exactly why every time a crime gets reported, the black people near the crime scene are much more likely to get arrested as suspects than the white people. That’s because the society has associated crime and assault with the blacks when it’s clearly not true.
Similarly, we have heard of the term “nice guys” who are basically men who appear nice until they get rejected by women in some form. While this is all true, we have portrayed it in such a way that the thought of women doing the same doesn’t even cross our minds. It’s as if only men are bad and only they turn violent when rejected. Again, we’ve associated fragile ego with men when clearly women have it too. To prove how “nice girls” also exist, we have taken the following stories from Reddit that show just how toxic women can be.
It’s actually funny how no one ever talks about female ego. We always target men and ridicule them for having “fragile egos” not realizing that women have the same behavioral problems. If I’m honest, women act more crazy when they’re turned down. In fact, they throw proper fits when things don’t go their way. That’s probably because they usually get what they want because they’re women so when finally someone disagrees or turns down their request, they go in shock.
On the other hand, men will just say mean things and shout but also calm down after a while because it’s not uncommon to them. So, in a way, “nice girls” are better entertainment because they’re the ones who actually can’t take no for an answer!
#24 “My ex girlfriend wanted to meet for a drink and I said no as I was visiting my terminally ill grandmother. She said my grandmother was lucky be dying because she would be ashamed of me. Then put this message on her Instagram.”
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