Girl in class says she loves theatre

No different really to the following:

>guy on Veeky Forums says he loves art
>ask him what is favourite painting is
>ivan the terrible and his son by ilya repin

People are generally talking about the 'potential' they see in the medium, and that their current favourite sets a precedent for other potential favourites that are assumed to be in that medium.

If you're truly patrician you don't have favourites.

>I say I like something to my friend at a party
>Some fat guy, smells like axe is suddenly there
>"Oh yeah, prove it!" he says, smiling smugly
>Pretend to be retarded so he'll leave
>He chuckles and shakes his head and walks away
>Me and my friend roll our eyes

>mock people rather than offering arguments
>make sure to emphasize own superior social status
>belittle people who try to start conversations about shared interests with you
>attack people behind their back
7/10 impersonation not enough selfies

>guy comes over with obvious intent to belittle women
>women: go away
>women are bitches and whores!
10/10 you nailed it, buddy!

>guy comes over with obvious intent to belittle women

Wasn't obvious to me. Sounds like you have a persecution complex, my female friend.

>prove you like this thing!
>not obvious
ok

not him but how is that supposed to indicate your gender? it's not like men don't often ask other men to prove things.

How hard could it be? Just name a play.

Why would anyone be so insecure?

You sound catty and childish just like pointed out.

ha
haha
hahahahahahah

i sincerely don't get it. i don't even doubt that the axe-scented guy in question meant to belittle women, i just don't think your post really indicated that.

>prove you like this thing!
don't remember reading that in the op desu sempai

Maybe. I wasn't really planning on getting into it, since It was just supposed to be a throw-away post on a troll thread, but...

You're right, but it's sort of this stereotype that Nerds in particular have this obnoxious victim complex where they demand women to prove they actually like a thing. Just google it- stories where strange men walk up to women and demand to know- if you REALLY like star trek, tell me what happened in episode 13. Fandoms are nerds' "safe space" and they want to perpetuate the idea the women are all whores instead of maybe they're just stupid assholes and that's why women don't like them.

We're talking Nerds(tm) and not nerds.

If the guy wanted to start a conversation with an equal, he'd say "I like X too, what's your favorite?"

Saying, "Oh you like X? Prove it," means he's trying to catch her in a lie. It's just an asshole thing to do.

What was it? Was he one of those retards that goes
>noone really likes literature xdxdxdxd

>star trek
lmao
I have equal disdain for nerds(tm) as you call them, and poser "gamer grrrl" types, and really anyone who considers that a group worth belonging to. Not sure what that has to do with theatre, though, which is a field well-populated with genuine, well-educated women.

she wants your dingus in her balingus

i am familiar with that kind of behavior, and it is definitely rude. it's just that when i first read i didn't see any indication of the gender dynamics at play, just some smug guy being a dick to two partygoers. i saw an obvious attempt to belittle, just not an obvious attempt to belittle women specifically. but i guess now this is cleared up.

That's not fair, you didn't say you were a grill

Did she say "lol"?

No it was obvious, much like the fact you have autism.

the only thing obvious was that someone was being a jerk to others, much like you're doing now :(

>OP is about women
>that user makes a post about a common cliche surrounding women
>"OMG how was I supposed to know the narrator is a woman???"

>people on Veeky Forums never break from the rigid parameters of an original post
>women-bashing threads never transform into general pleb-bashing threads

user, the only way you could think that post wasn't a lolsofunny perspective-switch of OP is if you had clinical autism.

not really, the perspective was switched but the situation was completely altered so it doesn't recognizably subvert the op.

Man it's gonna suck for you when you start reading Ulysses.

Im sure there was probably a lot of context in the real life situation that other anons in this thread didnt see first-hand hence the heat.

Cant really make any assumptions unless you were there I suppose.

already read it several years ago and had a difficult time following but the language was pretty anyway. i think that in citing ulysses, a notoriously difficult read, you kind of admitted that the meaning of the post wasn't truly clear, though.

Actually I was calling you new and also the kind of memer who would leap into the Meme Trilogy.

i've been here since salinger died and every other thread was about ayn rand, buddy.

Then you must have clinical autism.

better than clinical rudeness :/

You think autism is an insult? That's pretty rude buddy.

You can like specific paintings more than others though, that's not plebeian in the slightest.

>where they demand women to prove they actually like a thing

I wonder why that is?

Woah, sexist!

ROASTED

>girl at work says she loves literature
>ask her who are her favorite authors
>"uhmmmm i dunno lol i like Anne Rice"

>girl says she likes something
>tfw she's only pretending
>she wants to be seen as [...] (smart, interesting, more-than-a-piece-of-meat?)
>tfw its precisely her compelling need to worry about how she IS SEEN from outside what makes you consider her a piece of meat without any substance
>tfw she can't help it, it's her nature. Yes, her NATURE
>tfw you tell yourself that theres a woman out there different to all others, a woman that genuinely cares about something by itself
>tfw you realize that woman is for sure 100% sexually unattractive

Such is life (?)

...

reddit loves that painting too

> men

> some boy says he likes Literature
> Oh neat like poetry or good novels or theatre or
> Well I dunno I really like Tommy Pynchon, it's like really zany but says something really deep about capItalian also I really like David Foster Wallace but James Joyce is my favorite because Shakespeare is so has-been
> mmm yes we'll get back 2 u

>tfw I know a woman who is intelligent, unpretentious, witty and not narcissistic in any way
>tfw she's also a golden haired goddess
life is good

I don't believe you. And if I did, I wouldn't trust your assesment of this lady. And if I did, I would envy you.

Hm, on the last part I think I meant "But if I did (...)".

most girls don't like explaining shit.
anyway i've done this sometimes to see if we had the same taste so our conversation could develop further.
tho if we don't. i'll ask whats x about to learn it better if they want to talk about it. if not then i assume they don't like me and I move on with my day.

you can convince yourself than anybody is sexually attractive if you put your mind to it. pleb.

I can't blame you for not believing, but it's true. Not that she doesn't have problems - she's got a good dose of depression and cynical contempt for a lot of people, and she's flatchested
She's pretty litminded, but studying electrical engineering for the career options.

Your retardedness is showing.

>...if you put your mind to it

Or your liver.

:^)

Plenty of women have interests. Do you want a woman who has your interests? If so, they exist and there's probably a way to go find a bunch of them now. If you don't care what interests as long as they are passionate about something worthwhile, go down to the local ballet academy or something. You'll find a bunch of girls who live and breathe an art. And they are plenty attractive.

>Appearance is reality
No.
Going down to the local ballet academy wouldn't solve anything. I'm pointing at something different than that.

It isn't a matter of appearance. People don't train for decades to work in a not so lucrative profession because they want to appear cool and have a family to support.

Explain what you mean.

You have a point.