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Do you have sympathy for male 'incels (involuntary celibates)?
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This is my new fave subculture
Basically a bunch of dudes too lazy to like do the bare minimum to attract women have generated an entire subculture to cover over the fact.
Grow a beard.
Work out.
Smile more.
Sorted.
This.
Reminds me of a thread I read once on Roosh forums.
A bunch of guys calling women this, that and the other and calling themselves Redpill because they "saw the truth" about women and the feminised society they lived in.
Until a guy around 35/40 posted and basically called them out on their sh!t. Politely of course.
He went on to state that they were no more Redpill than the "Betas", "White Knights" and "Cucks" they despised. He admitted he thought the same way they did throughout his late teens and twenties until he had an epiphany one night when he was out.
Paraphrasing what his vision of what Redpill was, he said it came down to this; Self-improvement to build self-esteem as a man. These guys needed to focus on self-improvement and particularly on improving self-awareness. Focusing on becoming more interesting (hobbies, interests), build expertise at work to get on, get in shape (not necessarily Arnie shape), dress better and be more positive in general. This means that you will exude more confidence and better positive energy to the opposite sex.
The problem with the guys on Roosh and other Redpill sites or those who are now avowed MGTOW (Men Going Their Own Way) is that they think they "see through the looking glass".
They don't and they are deluding themselves if they think they do.0 -
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It's almost as if people think fat people aren't as deserving of happy relationships.... seriously I'm not a small woman, and I have preferences, and why not! Do I expect every man to like me?? No! So I shouldn't be expected not to be picky if I was single
Oh most definitely-even the host was calling out the comment for being rather blinkered. (And for the record-I'm not a skinny guy either-carrying too many pounds tbh).
I think everyone has preferences-to me, a woman with a genuine smile grabs me. Like, we all know the fake one, but the genuine one is rare, and when you find it, it's really magical.
I don't really go for a size, tbh-I suppose I like a girl who's shorter than me, but that's just normal, I guess.
And I like a butt, boobs are great and all, but a booty is where my eye will be drawn without getting the 'you're durrrty, you are'.
I do see a lot of girls who are single, and I think if they are happy, let em be happy. I'd rather be happy single than miserable in a relationship. Also, usually if you radiate happiness, people want to get in on that, whether it be becoming one of your friends, or becoming your partner.
I think too many are the 'in a relationship for the sake of being in a relationship' wheras I make my own discoveries while I'm alone.0 -
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