My manlet friends are always nervous and compensate with aggressiveness to the point of being obnoxious or difficult to socialize with.
One of them talked about it and described it as walking in a crowd where nearly everyone was taller than him or at face level, he felt like it hit his self-confidence at all times.
Now that we are older they developed into two groups.
>1 Got used to it and can communicate normally, compensation phase is over. They have went out and experimented a lot with all sort of hobbies so now they just about tons of stuff
>coping via experience and knowledge
>2 Keep to themselves and advance in life slowly and steadily. Avoid large gatherings and keep a few close friends of any size. Do not seem to care as much anymore.
>3 Became overly social but prone to backstabbing at every opportunity. Look for ways to get others to do work for them, completely inept at physical labor or repulsed by it. Pretend to be intellectual but really super primal.
>4 Still to this day super aggressive verbally and prone to fits of rage, but overall not really dangerous physically. Self-confidence born of putting others down at all times.
Truly the path of the manlet is not easy. As far as I am concerned either the experienced ones or the ones who keep to themselves are ok. Those hyper-agressive or backstabbing manlets are just a pain to work/do group activities with.