So I'm in a class right now, working with 3 girls on a project (we were assigned to work with each other randomly). It's at the point in the assignment where we are pretty much done, but I made a few necessary additions to the paper and wanted to get their approval prior to submitting it as they weren't aware of the key changes I decided to make. It's been an entire 24 hours now since I sent the message pointing out the key paragraphs I added to the paper to clarify/justify some of the things we had said, and this paper is due at 3 PM (just under 3 hours from now). None of them have replied. To my knowledge, I'm fairly certain they all have boyfriends. Are they really that busy sucking Chad's cock where they can't get back to me regarding the submission of a paper that is worth 40% of everyone's grade?? Do they really not give a single shit? They've been pretty brutal with communication all semester, so this shouldn't surprise me. It's just hysterical how when I ask an important question in our group message they either don't reply or take forever to reply, but when one of the girls puts something in there another girl replies almost instantly. Unbelievable. Female nature I guess? I feel discriminated against just because I'm a male in this situation.
Honestly, I can picture them sucking Chad's cock and reading the message and being like "eh he'll handle it, I'm sure it's fine." Puts phone down and continues sucking. But if a girl messages us "Oh! Natalie needs help I'll get back to her, girl power!" Unfuckingreal guys. Maybe not a MGTOW story, but female nature nonetheless. They do whatever they can to spite men.
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