29 Times Guys Offended Women Without Even Realizing It

What's the point of this? It's just a collection of guys saying hurtfull or insulting things. I'm sure if I'd asked on Twitter "Guys, what's the meanest thing a woman ever said or done to you? "' I'd get a similar collection of women doing or saying hurtfull or insulting things. This is just another bashing of men because "Men BAD!!!" SMH.

Guys and girls, if your relationship doesn't make you feel good about yourselves, or it's not in your dating partner's personality to ever encourage you or compliment you in any way, but they have no problem being critical of something about you, then it's a good indication that you are not in a good relationship. While I realize there are many reasons that people choose to stay in these relationships, you are much better off without people that don't make you feel good about yourselves. It's also important to say that it's no one else's duty to make someone else feel good, but if you're in a good relationship, it will happen naturally. I do know how it feels to think you can't be without these people, but you absolutely can. Sometimes you will be so much better and happier for it also. Take time to love yourself and treat yourself and most of all be kind to yourself! If someone else isn't doing that very basic of all things in a relationship, being kind, then that's absolutely not a relationship for you. This applies to men or women either one, you both deserve to be happy in your relationships. Enjoy life and be kind to those who are kind to you.

Soooo, I wrote an instrumental piece for my bf... he liked it very much.So I asked him "Did you notice how it sounds unlike anything I play in general?" And he goes: "Yeah, this one is very good". I got a good chuckle out of it, he was mortified once he realised how that sounded.

The new CMO at our company, who is a branding and marketing superstar, after working with me for a few weeks, asked me to join his team as head of brand. My background is in translation and technical communication, but I had been dabbling a lot in writing copy and coming up with messaging while our marketing department got up to speed. This represented a major promotion and (for me) an exciting career change. My husband's reaction? "But you don't know anything about Marketing!" It only occurred to him months later that this was probably something we should celebrate.

"The trouble with you is you're a rusty VW beetle at a car show, you need to stop hanging around with attractive women because you can never compete with them". Thanks bro.

I've been told by 4 different guys that I'm "pretty enough to sleep with, but not pretty enough to date." This started when I was 14 years old...

So, when I started my new job, a icky coworker asked me out, I said no because of various reasons. He kept on asking, I still said no... He then called me a whore and told everyone we slept togheter... Months later, another male coworker told me "well, it's kinda your own fault, you're on tinder, you were asking for it" . Still don't know who of the two I want to set on fire the most...

I had just got in a car accident and was in the hospital, I broke my neck and surgery was the next day, my x-husband who was just siting n the room. I said " you should have brought some cards we can play gin" His response " You should have not wrecked the car". I told him to just leave, and I started crying

I like the vengeful comment strings on this, lol. But I also like how this gives me confidence in my current relationship. Told my BF about a previous rejection that gave me a major insecurity, and he circled back to it an hour later by saying "I'm sorry, but WTF was wrong with that guy?!?" ...I think I'll keep this one ^.^

Cue all the butthurt incels...

This goes back 30 years ago, I was 21. I worked in a busy restaurant w/a party atmosphere & our crew was pretty tight. We all hung out after work & some relationships borne out of that. One girl who was so artistically talented, smart, & funny. She was a little overweight but that had nothing to do with whether or not she was attractive. She was. All those things mentioned and the fact she was physically cute all made her attractive. She showed interest in me & we had a fling (I hid that from our coworkers) but, because I was a shallow a*****e at the time, I told another coworker that she'd be great if she lost about 15 lbs. She heard those words. She was crushed. I tried to mend the friendship but it didn't really happen. I'd like to think I've grown since and, in the age of social media, we've been able to reconnect. She's a successful artist and has an awesome family. I've made clear how much I appreciate her friendship but haven't expressed how much I regret being the jerk I was.