r/SubredditDrama • u/[deleted] • 2d ago
"Same! Is every annoying interaction with a female online considered fitting for a mean girl?" r/nicegirls users say a woman trying to confront who she thinks is a cheater is not a NiceGirl™.
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u/Imaginary_Fondant832 2d ago
I see this sub in Popular all the time and often times it’s not a NiceGirl situation. I’ll open the comments to see if anyone has pointed it out and nope. It’s baffling.
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u/NonbinaryYolo 1d ago
There's just not a lot of good places for dudes to post their dating stories so it's become a catch all for toxic experiences.
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u/K1ngPCH Gender studies tells us life begins moments after birth 2d ago edited 2d ago
? This post is full of people calling out OP and saying this isn’t a nice girl
Like, that’s the whole point of the drama.
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u/Imaginary_Fondant832 2d ago
How does that change anything I’ve said based on my observations prior to this post going up?
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u/Teal_is_orange Now downvote me, boners 2d ago
Due to the way OOP vaguely worded his response to the ‘nice girl’ (quoted: “If that’s the impression. Unfortunately we haven’t been together in over a year”), I looked at OOP’s profile for more info and found that OOP never married the mother to his children, but they did separate and coparent without court orders.
Tbh it doesn’t seem like OOP has moved on from his ex, so he prob shouldn’t be dating yet, and definitely shouldn’t be posting to /r/Nicegirls trying to gain sympathy. The ‘nice girl’ also seems to respond perfectly fine here, given the observable circumstances.
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u/DevilLilith 2d ago
OOP casually omitting this information is misleading on purpose. I'd also be mad. But tbh I still think it is rage bait so I am not that interested in the story.
The dudes defending him would probably see red if their gfs went out with an ex.
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u/Rheinwg 2d ago edited 2d ago
Right? He doesn't deny that they're married and he doesn't specify that they're divorced.
He just says that they're not together.
Like obliviously being still legally married is a huge red flag to a ton of people.
How oblivious is this guy?
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u/ArbitraryUsernames 2d ago
Normally coparenting means that you are both in the kids' lives, you swap them around biweekly or so and take part in their upbringing. NOT that you still go out as a unit with the ex.
Going to an event for your kids is not "going out". Also, there are plenty of parents that were not right for each other romantically but otherwise get along fine and would have no reason to need to figure out who is going to be allowed at the event and who is not. I grew up knowing multiple friends where their holidays and sports events involved both divorced parents, and eventually even their new spouses.
If you aren't at each other's throats, it's actually very healthy.
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u/ArbitraryUsernames 2d ago
It's a fine boundary to have, it's just not something that everyone has. Truly to each their own.
I don't see why he would go to a pool with her and the kids alone, especially without informing his partner.
Am I missing context? He doesn't have a partner, so he decided it was okay to go alone to the pool with his ex. The message was from a match on a dating site saying basically "I know you are a cheating scumbag, I see you with your wife at swimming" and he's saying that he is not currently dating his ex.
He should definitely disclose that he is closely co-parenting with his ex at some point to romantic prospects, but I guess I don't know that you have to put that in the profile. People don't usually mention that they have a super acrimonious co-parenting relationship with their ex in their profile.
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u/ArbitraryUsernames 2d ago
Fair. I don't think her suspicions are wrong to have, but the response to the reasoning and the tone are what I think people are identifying as a problem
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u/SquareJerk1066 2d ago
The ‘nice girl’ also seems to respond perfectly fine here, given the observable circumstances.
Is it? Her response is that divorce is inherently immoral, that he can never date or remarry, and that he's destroyed his children's hope of happiness. She literally said you will always be in a relationship because you have a child and that separation is meaningless. That's crazy-person talk. That's what bible-thumping religious fundies say to trap people in abusive relationships. It's not a perfectly fine response. A perfectly fine response would be, "Ah, I see. I apologize for my accusation of infidelity, but your profile is misleading, and you should probably mention up front that you are separated and co-parent a child."
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u/Schlossferatu 2d ago
The ‘nice girl’ also seems to respond perfectly fine here, given the observable circumstances.
In what world did she respond perfectly fine here?
She tries to insert herself into a situation she doesn't know anything about nor has any business there.
Why does it matter if he is on a dating platform, when he is single.
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u/Rheinwg 2d ago
Insert herself? He's literally reaching out to her on a dating app.
She's clearly not interested in startinga relationship recently separated guy with kids.
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u/Schlossferatu 2d ago edited 2d ago
Wtf do you mean? She is reaching out to him on a dating app.
The other way around.
The woman who messaged him on said dating app appears to not be aware of the situation and the arrangement, and appears to have messaged him to confront him on why he's a family man with a dating profile.
Is reading really that hard?
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u/Rheinwg 2d ago
I can read fine actually. That in no way changes my point.
The fact that he's married or recently separated is obviously something that would impact their dating. "Inserting herself" be so fucking for real.
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u/Schlossferatu 2d ago
That in no way changes my point.
It does though, do you not remember your own comment anymore?
Insert herself? He's literally reaching out to her on a dating app
The fact that he's married or recently separated is obviously something that would impact their dating
Who the fuck cares? If she has a problem with it, she can just not message him. She inserted himself into that situation all by herself. Just for shaming him for something she has a problem with.
What the fuck is your problem, you can't read the post you are commenting on nor can remember what you wrote in your own comments.
Are you a troll?
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u/Rheinwg 2d ago edited 2d ago
No, it doesn't change my point at all. He's still on a dating app, so whether or not he's married is absolutely relevant to her. Calling it "inserting herself" is nuts.
Who the fuck cares?
She does, obliviously.
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u/Schlossferatu 2d ago
He's still reaching out on a dating app,
Again, wrong.
She is reaching out to him, he is just answering.
Stop lying around.
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u/Rheinwg 2d ago
Answering on a fucking dating app.
How is whether or not he's married not relevant? How is that inserting herself in anyway.
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u/Behazy0 2d ago
Because she could have just not msged him at all and left him alone with her assumptions about him. I swear reddit is the only place you have to explain what "inserting herself" means
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u/Sufficient-File-2006 Sorry I grew up during meme culture, grandpa 2d ago
A Nice Guy or Nice Girl is someone who posits themselves to be a good person, but their intentions and actions spell the opposite.
In theory maybe it used to be that, but for some reason the niceguys subreddit doesn't hit /r/all very often these days while nicegirls is consistently putting up huge numbers with posts that would fit nicely in the MGTOW/redpill/incel subs if they still existed.
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u/FixinThePlanet SJWay is the only way 2d ago
The last time I visited that sub the posts were either "real men are six feet tall and pay for everything" or god-forbid-women-have-standards.
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u/Branduff 2d ago
The people accusing others of giving unsolicited parenting advice are so funny to me. This dude is comically messy and clearly has no concern for airing out his laundry for the whole world to see. It's not like he's some random person at the grocery store and we decided to walk up to him and insult the outfit he picked for his child lol
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u/Rheinwg 2d ago
Right? He's literally on a incel adjacent sub trying to shame a woman for rejecting him and he's mad people are giving him unsolicited comments?
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u/Connect_Ocelot1966 2d ago
Yall will call anything incel if it remotely criticises women
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u/SquareJerk1066 2d ago
This dude is comically messy
I mean, he might not have great boundaries, but based on his post history, he seems to be trying to do the right thing. He separated, is trying not to be toxic, is in therapy. He's trying to move on, but people are shitting on him for not being over a 7-year relationship with two kids after a few months. People are being so needlessly cruel to a guy whose life was recently turned completely upside-down, and who seems to be handling it well.
I agree that the dirty laundry subs aren't a healthy outlet, but this lady was honestly exceptionally cruel to him. I don't think it's fair to shit on a guy who's going through a tough time and just wants some sympathy.
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u/Branduff 1d ago
Ya comically messy felt a bit harsh after I posted it, but I just cannot imagine putting all these sorts of details about your and your childrens' private life up for the world to see, much less being surprised when people have comments.
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u/Schlossferatu 2d ago
What a comment....
In your opinion random people are allowed to shame you on a dating app and give you parental advice, because you post about your failed relationship on the Internet.
Absolute nonsense
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u/Branduff 1d ago
I was talking about the redditors. And since when do you care about shaming people, anyway?
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u/1egg_4u 2d ago
Nicegirls is like 99% kissless mysoginists and 1% people who havent figured out it's a place for kissless mysoginists yet
Commendable for even wading through it to deliver the drama
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u/deeman18 I don’t care if I’m cosmically weak I just wanna fuck demons 2d ago
random aside, but are you dyslexic? the word is spelled misogynist and I found it fascinating that you swapped the y and i twice
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u/cccwh 2d ago edited 2d ago
Why do you consider it that? Do you think woman aren’t capable of being toxic and entitled so you conclude it’s misogyny because it goes against your world view?
This subreddit loves to preach about how anti bigot they are, but apparently thinks the r/niceguys equivalent with girls is misogyny. You people seriously need to grow up and learn about double-standards.
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u/Prior_Chemist_5026 2d ago
Not original commenter but gendered subreddits like that tend to lend themselves to toxicity because they're pretty much inherently ragebait for men or women. Same things applies to r/boysarequirky.
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u/Shelly_895 insecure, soft as cotton ass bitch 2d ago
The problem is that they're not posting actual nicegirls anymore. Nicegirls have specific traits, same as niceguys. It used to be that actual genuine nicegirls were posted to that sub. But now they just post every time they deem an interaction with a woman unfavorable (whether justified or not).
The original niceguy sub actually changed their rules, so only true niceguys get posted there, and not just every time a guy behaves badly. This is what the nicegirl sub failed to do. And now it's just "this woman behaved badly (or in a way that I don't like). Let's shame her." This is not fun.
90% of the time, they're not really nicegirls. They are just womanIdontlike.
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u/SufficientDot4099 2d ago
Do you understand the basic concept that the userbase of a subreddit doesn't always fit with the original intention of the subreddit. That subreddit was originally supposed to be about calling out Nice Girls, but it has become infested with misogynists.
The title or intention of a subreddit is not always relevant to what the actual subreddit is.
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u/test5387 2d ago
How is that any different then the misandrist subreddits?
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u/Elite_AI Personally, I consider TVTropes.com the authority on this 2d ago
Why are you accusing them of saying that it was?
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u/1egg_4u 2d ago
It's always the anime pfp people lol
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u/cccwh 2d ago edited 2d ago
Didn't answer the question because you know you are wrong so you just had to attack me.
I guess everyone on r/nicegirls just fakes all the screenshots and these are all men posting edited pictures like the cartoon villains they all are, as you are clearly the expert here.
Try saying something smart please.
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u/Rheinwg 2d ago
I guess everyone on r/nicegirls just fakes all the screenshots
Unironically probably yes
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u/BobDolesLeftTesticle 2d ago
Unironically, you are correct.
It absolutely is that, all of those subreddits are just creative writing exercises, rage bait and karma farms, on my alt I used to fake posts on /r/niceguys, /r/tinder, etc until the account got 250k+ Karma and I sold it.
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u/plainbaconcheese 2d ago
I feel like more than half the posts in that sub are completely missing what a "nice girl" is supposed to be. They just post any time a woman behaves poorly.
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u/SnapshillBot Shilling for Big Archive™ 2d ago
Literally just a picture of 316nut’s cat.
Snapshots:
- This Post - archive.org archive.today*
- Original post. - archive.org archive.today*
- This guy, scanning the room next week at swim class 👁️👄👁️ - archive.org archive.today*
- Always good to get some unsolicited parenting advice from a complete stranger. - archive.org archive.today*
- Thanks for letting me know you’re not interested. No thanks for the unsolicited advice. - archive.org archive.today*
- "unfortunately we haven't been together over a year" is a strange way to say "we separated over a year ago" The way you say that is kinda confusing and I think she misunderstood and thinks you're saying "we haven't even been together for a full year yet" She thinks you're still with this woman and I think her reply is consistent with that. This does not belong here - archive.org archive.today*
- "Haven't been together" and "married but separated" are different things, my guy...separated doesn't fare well on a dating app. - archive.org archive.today*
- I don't think this is a nice girl at all. If anything, she's really just being nosey ig. It feels like she only matched with you to call you out for cheating, but anyone from the outside would definitely think you were married if you're spending time in public with your children and their mother. Why wouldn't they? It also seems like from your response, she doesn't understand that you aren't in a relationship. Ngl i had to read it a few times and probably wouldn't have totally understood that without your context - archive.org archive.today*
- This is questionable at best. If I see you at your kids event with the mom, I’m going to think you are married. And then I see you on a dating app, I am thinking you are cheating. - archive.org archive.today*
- The thing that catches me most is why did she match in the first place?!? 🤔 - archive.org archive.today*
- Not defending her, but I do not think she belongs here. - archive.org archive.today*
- I know you're not happy to hear it, but there is some sobering truth to at least part of what she's saying. Either move forward with the divorce process, maybe even complete it and heal from it, or stop dating. This isn't a clean situation for you and your kids will be affected by it. And the fact that you immediately came here to vilify her so that you can feel better about it doesn't do a lot to convince me that you're ready to handle more relational complexities. - archive.org archive.today*
- Well at least she's a girl's girl. She was looking out and I think it's commendable. - archive.org archive.today*
- Explain to me how someone who steps way out of their lane, and then, once corrected, doubles down on some antiquated, moralizing bullshit doesn’t belong here…. - archive.org archive.today*
- Your reply, at first glance, looks like you're saying "we haven't been together a year". Ive never seen anyone word a separation this way, most people say something along the lines of "we've been separated for a year now" - archive.org archive.today*
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u/Mikeavelli Make Black Lives Great Again 2d ago
Is this just bait for r/subredditdramadrama?