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30 "Nice Guys" Who Are Perfect Examples Of Why There's A Male Loneliness Epidemic

"We live in a society where screwing over the nice guy has been acceptable for too long."

by Ajani Bazile-Dutes

BuzzFeed Staff

Screenshot of a social media comment discussing gender differences in loneliness and societal expectations, mentioning men and women

The text expresses a variety of personal dislikes, such as discussions about TV shows, waiting for people, and being judged by others

A person is venting on social media about being misunderstood and falsely labeled. They express frustration with accusations and defend their character

Online exchange: One person angrily accuses another of missing a romantic chance, while the other dismisses it as fictional

Text exchange: One person comments on the other's appearance and weight, followed by a candid response expressing offense

Text conversation on relationship status and loyalty; one person criticizes the other's behavior and responds defensively

Text exchange about a relationship ending. One person feels the other is too immature and condescending. The conversation mentions loneliness and maturity

Text conversation showing someone requesting a friend add, followed by a rejection message

A text conversation where one person expresses feeling hurt and blocked, while the other person explains they were busy with work

Social media post expressing frustration about relationships, feeling undervalued and rejected by partners, seen as "too good" by exes

Social media post expressing frustration about women's relationship choices, advocating for women to take accountability and mentioning justice

Comments discussing misconceptions about what women prefer in partners and stereotypes about "bad boys."

Social media comment discussing "nice guys" finishing last, referencing women dating "trashy" men and suggesting dating foreign women

A chat exchange between two people discussing hobbies, meeting for coffee, and ending with a refusal and a rude comment

Text conversation with messages including compliments and reactions between acquaintances. One message humorously mentions an unexpected interaction with an elementary school bully

Text exchange discussing casual remarks, complimenting someone's growth over 15 years, and asking about their well-being and work

Screenshot of a text exchange where one person expresses discomfort with being called "baby," and the other person explains they call everyone "baby" when forgetting names

Text conversation with someone setting boundaries and asking to be removed before resorting to blocking and reporting. Ends with a smiley emoji

A message discussing women's preferences, suggesting they often friendzone good men and prefer exciting partners, with a note of disagreement ending the text

Text message conversation discussing boundaries and relationships, expressing frustration with lack of communication and the state of current generation relationships

Text conversation summary: "Person A and Person B discuss needs for maintaining engagement and concerns about ghosting due to boredom."

A text conversation covers topics of ghosting and relationship fears, ending with one person expressing frustration and ending the conversation

"I was respectful but it doesn't matter who it's does it?"

"you're a selfish prick who puts your d**k before her feelings."

"So ima go"

"shut up woman"

"Keep your hair long no girl looks good with short hair"

Summary of text: The poem reflects on the struggles and frustrations of being a "nice guy," including feeling mistreated and the challenges in relationships

A poem explores themes of honesty, emotional support, and the dynamics of a strained relationship, highlighting unmet needs and unchanging affection

A text post expresses frustration about "nice guys" finishing last, reflecting on past treatment by others and concluding with the author's age as proof

A printed letter with text expressing a person’s disappointment about not getting to know someone better, ending with a question, “Is this all there is?”

"In your 20s we are invisible to you until your 30s when you realize we exist."

"I'm looking to soar not settle for handouts of mediocrity."

"I'm at a concert bruh"

Screenshot of a text conversation