r/AskReddit • u/AuthorConfident9386 • 13h ago

Men, what’s one small, seemingly insignificant thing you’ve noticed that can be a telltale sign of the difference between a genuinely good man and a bad one?

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u/UKWildcat13 12h ago

How does this indicate the prompt? People react to stimuli - unless their demeanor gets dark and weird or something.

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u/CanniBal1320 12h ago

You know the the kind of change where they suddenly appear a lot more 'polished', basically try their hardest to impress the woman without practically begging at their feet. Their political opinions, their views on women change, they suddenly go from raging misogynist to the perfect ally.

Basically mfs who would do anything for a crumb of pussy, if you catch my drift.

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u/n3rdfighte7 11h ago

Or they start to "tease" or attack and humiliate their friends in front of women.

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u/CanniBal1320 11h ago

Yeah this is a good one which I forgot to mention. They do anything to make themselves look better.

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u/LetReasonRing 10h ago

Also, going the other way, how some guys will talk to other guys when they think women aren't watching.

I have been in the presence of an attractive woman along with other guys who, when she is out of earshot, will say pretty creepy things about them, assuming that I'm thinking the same thing.

As a guy, there's quite a few men that I've quickly lost respect for because of their behavior immediately after having seen someone attractive.