Yeah, who knows? I guess it wasn't really the point of my post for me.Maybe Millard and his friend misinterpreted her tone. Tonal communication is often misconstrued and straight up miscommunicated by the person talking. They might think they are sounding one when when their voice actually sounds totally different, because we aren't in their head. You know when you heard yourself over the phone and you're like...wtf who is that? Maybe that was her that day.
Maybe she's like Dee Reynolds from Always Sunny and she thinks that by insulting guys and putting them down, they'll eventually get worn out and have sex with her.
I say we can't know anything we don't know by analyzing it years later in third person
My friend and I both took her comments at face value: that she was truly disgusted by his physical appearance and considered him a freak (or monster) in the most negative sense of the word. Her expression was priceless.
And THAT was incredibly cool! He didn't need to believe she secretly wanted to fuck him to maintain his self-esteem and the legitimacy of his physique goals. His belief that she rejected his bodybuilding deviance was exactly what was self-rewarding!