Fake relationship posts about small size guys
Have any of you observed these types of posts? I noticed a pattern in relationship posts about small size guys.
It's always a woman who is asking for advice on the relationship/sex/women related sub because the guy she's seeing has a small penis and how she's disappointed by it. She's an innocent woman 😇 who's trying to make things work in her relationship. It always has these points
She has multiple bad experiences with small size guys (3 inches , it's always micro penis) because her exes are selfish, abusive and terrible in bed. She didn't have any issues with their sizes but it's the insecurity that made it more of an issue. Now she's skeptical about dating another small size guy (the guy she's seeing now).
The guy she's seeing now doesn't know he has a small penis and told her how he has a big/average size. Now, His lying is more of a deal breaker for her than his size now. His insecurity is more of an issue than his size, she has no issues with small size If he knows how to please her (she'll conveniently forget about the "disappointed by his size" part from her post)
She's looking for insights on what she has to do from other women.
After sometime, she'll make an edit in her post (more or less):
"HE'S AN INSECURE ASSHOLE, I'm glad I found out soon and I stopped seeing him. Thank you for your advice x"
I mean Idk how these women are finding multiple micro penis guys. Micro penis itself is very rare but these women are meeting multiple guys and all these guys just happen to be terrible men
Now, all the comments will eat this up and it's a free for all to body shaming. People will make jokes, stereotypes and talk shit about small size guys in the comments. If anyone points out how making such comments is body shaming, these people will hide behind the "I'm not making jokes about his size, I'm making jokes about his personality and insecurity" facade.
These posts are so obviously fake. Idk how people are still believe those posts. Maybe people see it as a chance to mask off their performative and virtue signalling persona, let their true colours out I guess
Has anyone observed this?