Global Courant 2023-05-07 20:56:42
The networks were filled with personal experiences that gave more entity to the crazy theory. The Juans, John, Jeremías, José, Julianes and others came out to defend themselves.
Not even Jesus is saved. Nor any José, Juan, Jeremias, Julián and the list goes on. Thousands of women are convinced that any man whose name begins with the letter J is not suitable. Idiocy is contagious.
Social networks -where else- is the place where this hilarious theory, now almost converted into a “movement”, gains the support of thousands of women from all over the world day by day. Amazing that it works for all languages. In your face James… James Bond.
The theory, as often happens, is getting stronger as comments adding personal experiences accumulate by the hundreds of thousands. This is how they feed back into the general psychosis.
The recent breakup of the famous singer Taylor Swift with the actor Joe Alwyn occurred, as was intensely debated on the networks, precisely because his name begins with the letter J. No one can persuade them otherwise.
What exactly does the theory say? According to Urban Dictionary, it states that “any guy whose name starts with ‘J’ is complete shit and you shouldn’t date them…Very few guys with a name that starts with ‘J’ are worth your time,” she notes.
Thousands of women have been dumping their bad experiences on men whose names start with a ‘J’, and more and more people are joining, especially on TikTok, where multiple users have shared their own stories surviving men with the name ‘J’ .
Among the defenders of this theory is a popular influencer named Kenzie Elizabeth, who a few months ago assured on the “I Love You So Much” podcast that men whose names begin with ‘J’ cannot be trusted: “This is something universal that must be brought to the masses. The worst guys I’ve ever dated had ‘J’ names,” she noted.
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Interestingly, according to the United States Social Security Administration, three of the 10 most popular names for men in the last 100 years are ‘J’ names: James in first place, John in third and Joseph in number 8. The market shrinks.
The theory has become so popular that many men whose names begin with ‘J’ have raised their voices to stop the stigma: “I’m a J and they judge me, but I’m nice, I help my parents, I play sports and I have good grades in school, so leave the J’s alone,” said a TikTok user.
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