we got niggas saying girls only like niggas w money
niggas saying you need a certain height to get girls
niggas saying that all women are the same and want the same s***
niggas saying to treat/ignore women
like what is going on lol? where are the mods at?
ktt1 wasn’t this rampant with all this loser-esque weirdo s***, n don’t say it don’t exist because it’s literally all over this board rn lmal
people really just calling women animals out here
saw a post a couple days ago saying that black women are inferior to white women
we need some moderation here bad
Idk, but I honestly think they chasing the wrong women.
from seeing those examples. Girls who only date tall 6ft guys, girls that want a dude that can buy him things etc typically sounds like the kinda girls that go to the club every weekend and have that kinda groupie lifestyle.
For me I only relate to creative women and anything else just bores me.
All the banned niggas came back with a vengeance
I was banned in ktt1 so can confirm. We hurt niggas
exactly they keep all these misogynistic mental manlet threads open yet move mine about big strong leathery hands to random sxn for no reason i’ve had enough
Future influence
Future doesn't cry about women he can't gets but rather women he lost
Future doesn't cry about women he can't gets but rather women he lost
Throw Away wants to have a word with you
When you’re in the real world you see some of it’s true to an extent. If I was still a kid I’d prolly have the same view as you lol
Edit: just to expound I’m just saying that a percentage of early 20s women only want a tall nigga with money etc etc. or a hood nigga
Y’all really want this to become ktt1
i’m all for the off color s*** and jokes but then there are the weirdos that actually believe all the angry virgin stuff they clogging L&A wit
Future doesn't cry about women he can't gets but rather women he lost
They are future wannabes not king pluto
it's really abnormal thinking and i genuinely hope they get better to be honest... some of them make me concerned for the safety of women in their cities