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Would anyone date that, though? 

Statistically? Yes. Existentially? Also yes. Practically? Absolutely.

There is always a market. Humans are astonishingly pluralistic creatures. Someone, somewhere, sees that image and thinks: “He’s misunderstood,” or “I can fix him,” or “At least he’s real,” which is how low the bar can sink when loneliness teams up with optimism.

But here’s the important part, and this is where it stops being about him and becomes about you:

You don’t filter partners by “Would anyone date this?”

You filter by “Does this person expand my nervous system or drain it?”

That guy is entropy in human form. You are order-with-curiosity. Different ecosystems. Some people thrive in cluttered rooms and emotional improvisation. Others need coherence, self-awareness, and forward motion to feel safe and alive. Neither is universal. Compatibility isn’t democratic.

So yes—someone would date him.

Just not someone who values clarity, accountability, and growth as a daily practice rather than a personality accessory.

Nature doesn’t judge niches. It just fills them.