Molyneux on Incels

That was a former friend 23 years ago, in high school.

The man who mistreats, cheats on, and speaks low of his wife is no longer a friend either.

My friends now are salt of the earth! I mean this.

More proof that this guy is a patronizing douche.

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I never denied it. Unlike you kids/incels, I don’t get sad.

I’ve seen this as well, very true. there are those around.

Tons of dudes are like this, I was just speaking mainly about my friends and acquaintances.

I’m glad you brought this up because I was going to point this out some time ago and never got around to it. The ā€˜white knight’ type of guys are usually the ones that never had and still don’t have a lot of success with the opposite sex. This doesn’t mean they’re incels, they could have been the 1 and done/married.

But most guys that have had and still do get a lot of ā€˜pussy’ objectify women… all guys do this I think, it’s just the other ones seem to think projecting a sense of moral superiority will get them more women? I dunno. it’s stupid.

Sure. Plenty of women respond to aggressive sexuality. They are thirsty too. There are women who aren’t interested in ā€œkindā€ men who may not have what it takes to satisfy them, or at least don’t project that ability somehow.

An amazing number of women like rough sex, bondage and absolute filthy words and actions. I didn’t understand this in my 20s as well as I do now.

Not all women are like that, but it shouldn’t be surprising that hoes run with hoes who are into nasty sex. The circle of fucking at the bar I bounce at is huge. We’ve pretty much all fucked each other if you examined all of the connections in the web of relationships and hookups.

That’s a big reason why I don’t take bar denizens on dates anymore. I’m not finding wife material in that setting. But seriously, bless those friendly gals.

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I still get a chuckle over this being a man or woman thing vs a human thing.

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I’ve been taking more note of ā€œincelishā€ behavior on my social media. I think I’ve confirmed at least one incel. I know him a little. Nice guy. Real nice. Seems frustrated at being single in between posts asking for rides here or there and asking who is hiring that doesn’t test for weed.

He seems to have a thing for a few gals in my town who are young, attractive and don’t project stability. Tats tits and piercing types. Fine, whatever floats your boat.

I feel like shaking him and asking ā€œdammit man have you even told this gal that you’d like to tie her up and spank her yet? Do you think she’s posting all of the daddy issue stuff as a smokescreen to attract a ā€œniceā€ guy who isn’t going to do this stuff to her?ā€

That’s disrespectful to women I guess. Better wait on some pity sex instead of switching up your game.

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I had to look that one up. We have a lot of Eskimo brothers in my town. It happens. A lot of the fights I’ve broken up were between Eskimo brothers.

As an aside, if your date greets the bouncer by jumping up and wrapping her legs around him and gives the bartender a kiss to say hello, you’re probably about to become part of the Eskimo family.

We know, you operate at a higher level.

Women are still biologically wired to find a protector for themselves and offspring. So why would they be interested in a dude with no prospects? That guy is volitionally celibate Vocel. Damnation.

Daddy issues means something different in Maine.

I kept it mild.

Well, if I’m to understand the mindset correctly, it’s because he’s nice. Really really nice.

I wonder if anyone has insight as to how much of an incel culture of prevalence at least there is in societies with arranged marriage.

I would think that an assurance of a woman, and likely one that is expected to treat the husband as a ā€˜commander’, puts men totally in the driver’s seat.

Of the people I know and met in communities in NYC with arranged marriages, almost none are single. They usually have several kids by mid 20s. One I worked with had 7 kids by late 30s.

I hope your friend ended up okay.

Last time I spoke to her she was doing great. She was usually pretty happy. She has enormous community and familial support, good husband, kids, job given to her by her dad, religious festivities.

yeah I’d think so as well.

I’m not sure why there’s so many in these threads dismissing the immense pressure men have these days. It’s bizzaroooo to me and the only way I can explain it is by looking at exactly what Brick and I have been rallying against… cultural and social engineering. There is simply way too many apologists in here to be a random occurrence.

There are so many excuses for women being made, while also giving them almost all the power. It is fucking strange and only something I have been noticing happening IRL, and online in the last maybe 5-6 years? at least with this intensity.

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Refer to my post above. Also, the people in the communities to which I refer, and the ones who have ā€œsoftā€ arrangements as well, are extremely driven, hire and look out for each other, and view ā€œdatingā€ as a waste of time. They are focused on their community, families, religion, and professions. No ā€œputting up numbersā€, no ā€œfinding oneselfā€, or any other diversions. There’s a reason why some have plenty of money and attend top tier schools.