So, I was just kicking around online the other day, you know, scrolling through stuff, minding my own business mostly. Then this phrase popped up somewhere, something like ‘megan the stallion a man’. Caught my eye because, well, it’s a weird thing to see.
My first thought was, huh? Didn’t make a whole lot of sense. But you know how the internet is. Stuff gets thrown around. Curiosity got the better of me, I guess. Spent maybe, I don’t know, ten, fifteen minutes clicking around, just seeing what the heck people were on about. Didn’t go too deep, just skimmed a bit.
What I Saw Out There
It was the usual internet rabbit hole stuff. Found some videos, forum comments, that kind of thing. People pointing at pictures, talking about her height, her build, how she carries herself. You know, the kind of stuff people latch onto. Someone’s confident, someone’s tall, someone doesn’t fit in some tiny little box they expect, and suddenly they gotta be something else entirely.
Honestly, none of it seemed like anything solid. Just a lot of chatter, people repeating things they heard someone else say. It felt like a whole lot of noise, mostly. No real substance behind it, from what I could tell in my quick look.
Made Me Think, Though
Digging into that, even just for a bit, got me thinking about how quick people are to slap labels on folks, especially online. You see someone successful, someone strong, someone who doesn’t quite match up with whatever picture is in your head, and bam! Theories start flying.
It reminded me a bit of back in the day, different situation, but same energy. Knew this guy, built like a brick house, total gentle giant. But folks always assumed he was tough, maybe mean, just ’cause of how he looked. Couldn’t have been further from the truth. People just see one thing and jump to conclusions.
It feels like the same kind of deal here. People see a strong, tall woman who’s successful and confident, and maybe that makes them uncomfortable? Or maybe they’re just bored. So they cook up these wild ideas. It’s easier than just accepting someone as they are, I suppose.
Anyway, that was my little dive into that weird corner of the internet. Didn’t find anything convincing, just a lot of speculation. Mostly, it just left me thinking about how weird people can be online and how ready they are to believe strange things or judge folks based on surface stuff. Just another day online, I guess.
