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In reply to the discussion: The myth of the 'nice guy' and Elliot Rodger. [View all]alarimer
(17,146 posts)Mostly because they do not meet some rigidly defined "hotness" attribute.
These guys who object to being "friend-zoned" also would never consider anyone who doesn't meet their standard of attractiveness. Meanwhile, women who are rejected (and some of us have been rejected by nearly everyone) are told that it is our fault. We are defective in some way and we need to work on ourselves. Sometimes it might be true, to one degree or another.
These PUA guys NEVER see rejection as a chance to improve themselves. It is ALWAYS the fault of women; these women are "broken", to use their phrase. They are "alpha" and perfect so why try to improve themselves?
Most people who are rejected move on, with the attitude that there are a lot of fish in the sea and just because one particular person is interested, it does not follow that no one will ever be interested.
Some of though, I have to say, is that in our society, men are taught that they are entitled to sex. There is a sort of toxic masculinity that certainly contributes.