Beta gets rejected and friendzoned by oneitis...

>beta gets rejected and friendzoned by oneitis, proceeds to hover and be a nuisance until he gets told to stop being such a nuisance
>promptly kills himself
Why is this a classic again?

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Are you saying that you can't relate to rejection, getting friend-zoned, and having one-itis? I seriously doubt that.

I've never asked a girl out

That’s a disingenuous summary and you know it

Werther was too over the top for me. He is literally crying all the fucking time, even when he's just sitting by the fountain and playing with the children he starts crying like a weirdo. Too pathetic even for me. Also this . Most relatable character in Yea Forums would go to Tisserand from Whatever or Oba Yozo even though he fucks regularly. Werther was too spineless to be interesting and his life was romanticized to the point of parody.

Life must be boring without any strong emotions. You have never lived if you can't emphatize with Werther.

Personally, I can relate to him and there's some great moments where you can really empathize with Werther's struggle like this bit here
>I stood there under that same elm which was formerly the term and object of my walks. How things have changed! Then, in happy ignorance, I sighed for a world I did not know, where I hoped to find every pleasure and enjoyment which my heart could desire; and now on my return from that wide world, O my friend, how many disappointed hopes and unsuccessful plans have I brought back!
This nostalgic longing for an idyllic past is something I'm sure everyone can relate to and it cuts deep. But I feel like these moments are cheapened when you have Werther crying over fruit or weeping in front of children as he hands them gifts. idk, I felt like it would be more potent if some aspects were tuned down a bit.

I'm not a man.

Can women not feel the pain of rejection, alienation, isolation, etc?

no