30 "Nice Guys" Who Are Perfect Examples Of Why There's A Male Loneliness Epidemic
2.This "nice guy" who hated spending time with women:
3.This "nice guy" who kept calling women "females" among other things:
4.This "nice guy" who blamed feminism for his being single:
5.This "nice guy" who tried to cover up his cruelty by saying he's "brutally honest:"
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6.This "nice guy" who was triggered by a woman who told him she was in a relationship:
7.This "nice guy" who could not take rejection:
8.This "nice guy" who was called out for being shady:
9.This "nice guy" who proved why self-described "empaths" are a red flag:
10.This "nice guy" who seriously said women should have less self-worth:
11.This "nice guy" who said that women getting heartbroken is justice:
12.This "nice guy" who was called out for contradicting himself:
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13.This "nice guy" who talked about women like they were cars:
14.This "nice guy" who dropped his politeness the second he was rejected:
15.This "nice guy" who tried to flirt with someone he used to bully in school:
16.This "nice guy" who threw a fit because someone asked him to stop calling them "baby":
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17.This "nice guy" who was sick of being "friend-zoned":
18.This "nice guy" who argued that he's sooooo nice because he writes "deep" songs:
19.This "nice guy" who had an attitude because someone on a dating app didn't want to give him their phone number:
20.This "nice guy" who SWEARS he was being respectful:
21.This "nice guy" who was mad his friend was treating him like...a friend:
22.This "nice guy" who was offended someone asked him to teach them to play chess:
23.This "nice guy" who told a woman to shut up and then said he would've treated her right:
24.This "nice guy" who gave unwanted advice:
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25.This "nice guy" who actually wrote a poem about the "plight" of "nice guys":
26.This "nice guy" who wrote a letter where he insulted a woman, and then still tried to pursue her:
27.This "nice guy" who said that once women reached their 30s, they would realize how "nice" guys like him exist:
28.This "nice guy" who had a severe superiority complex:
29.This "nice guy" who had no patience:
30.And finally, this "nice guy" who was upset someone was prioritizing their health over him:
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