Woke environmentalism is a legislative priority here. I think we’re also moving towards eliminating the public menace of plastic straws.
Sadly, making fun of hairstyles is still perfectly legal.
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Clearly you’re ethically deficient when compared to the UK then. We’ve stamped down on that horrid oppression.
is it possible that incels are simply a product of social conditioning in pre-teen and teen years?
like, they were fed a poor bill of goods. they were told that being nice, respectful, and honest is what women wanted? that women were just like them, equals in every way when that is far from the truth.
men are very logical by nature, women aren’t and so when a younger guy sees all that logic fly out the window in the face of female reality… what do they do? how do they react?
if you were a young guy that never realized this early on, what do you do? yes, all of us here have life experience, we are of age to realize ‘the game’ through trial and error but what about the younger generation that tends to live online and deals with hyper feminism all the fucking time?
questions.
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I’m not that old. I found a Canadian Christian who hates abortion and who I like spending time with. Women aren’t some monolithic bloc. If you hate the experience online, go offline. Also, maybe visual standards aren’t beneficial to your happiness.
I have a simple rule, if you can’t watch Netflix with or recommend a book to your girlfriend, you have chosen poorly.
Women do want a nice guy, they don’t want a pushover. Many of these incels seem to be disappointed that they can’t get hot body 10’s for being polite.
Learn and adapt? How many times have these guys asked women out? How often have they externalized the failure to mean that women are the problem?
I dunno, I’m not some game grand master. I’ve got one I like, and so intend to keep her.
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Honestly, the incel stuff screams of victim hood to me. I hate the term because I think it’s demeaning to men.
Given that a lot of these chaps hate identity politics and feminist victim hood, why do they need its mirror image?
Maybe me being a stodgy Brit keeps me from fully grasping this issue, but I have to say, I just don’t get it.
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Because you are, or aren’t related?
I too am interested in this information.
Because, as a Brit, you just don’t value sex as much as Americans in a permanent state of adolescence.
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Lights on is an affront to decency, dear boy. One wouldn’t want to get a dose of the vapors seeing a bustier.
They might need to go outside and experience life on everybody’s terms instead of trying to live in a fake world from behind a keyboard. Or smart key touch thingy, or what ever.
You don’t learn if you try to avoid error by avoiding trials.
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I thought Americans were meant to be a daring people! Maybe that one 10/10 said no and so the pilgrims sailed for Plymouth Rock?
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Zecarlo, how did you get to be just so good? Like a thoroughbred of sorts. I want some tips.
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Many of your questions have the answer yes. But there are other factors too.
No way man. That’s Australia.
We got lost on our way to trans-European D&D convention being held in Portugal that year.
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But they might get metooed!!! In reality, they should probably be more concerned with a restraining order.
I don’t get the victim label. If a guy said, “Hey, I’m lonely. I’m having a hard time establishing a relationship with a woman. I seek companionship, love, and a family. I have not had success,” I don’t see how this is playing victim. It actually sounds normal for someone to struggle with something. Haven’t many, for whatever reason?
That’s a good analogy; it’s genetics.
I think it reaches victim status when it ferments from a challenge or difficulty to a resentment and identity.
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Because that isn’t an incel. The very nature of the term implies sex.
That, of itself isn’t. That’s something they need help and encouragement to fix.
Of course! I’ve been lonely and am bad with women too, but that doesn’t mean you should give up and wear it like some insoluble mark of Cain.
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