Do you mind if I threadmark your post? It's a great video that I think is always useful/informative in these topics.
The design of nemesis for Resident Evil 3 Remake is wild!Good luck even LOOKING at women in 2019 if you don't look like this
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These are so horrifying. And why are they always in B&W? Do they know on some level that in color this thing wouldn't look human?Good luck even LOOKING at women in 2019 if you don't look like this
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A lot of these guys get gateway'd into the community by starting with the red-pill/PUA scene. "Treat women like shit using these 5 neat tricks to get laid". When that doesn't work, rather than consider the system flawed, they blame women and their own looks.
Not all red pillers are incels but all incels are red pillers.
Pay attention to your kid's development. No they don't know what an incel is. They know behavior though. Well, they should.I doubt most parents have even heard of incel, let alone have any idea how one becomes incel.
Internet echo chamber creates some seriously fucked up groups.
I do sometimes wonder if I had been growing up later in life if I would have been radicalized into any of these things. I'm thankful I didn't and instead found healthier ways of coping with issues... and, you know, figured out that hating other groups of people like women is fucking dumb.
I've thought about this too and yeah, I think I would have been. I was so ideological in college, and also emotional, variously depressed, had a massive persecution complex, etc.. basically everything that would lead me into some insane social/political/ideological group where I felt I belonged or that I was right.
I've always liked going into the political subforums of the forums I went to, but back then, there really weren't huge communities of likeminded people for whatever your weird political niche was. So, if I thought of myself as like ... an ... anarcho marxist when I was 17 or a neolibertarian socialist whatever when I was 19, there wasn't an /r/anarchomarxism or /r/neolibertariansocialistdouchebag where thousands of other anarcho socialist libertarians were patting themselves on the back with how right they are and how gross everybody else is.
On one hand, this is a good thing, you've got communities for people who have been literally in the shadows for centuries, millennia... People who have been ostracized and forced out from the rest of society can find allies, people like them, to commisserate with and connect with... and it's so powerful. BUt, then on the other hand, for the hate groups, wacky political ideas, and zaney thoughts on the universe and science, you can easily find someone who is going to confirm whatever bias you might be fostering... instead of the rest of the world telling you "What are you fucking stupid? The Earth is round you dumbass."
I grew up with the early internet. A generation prior to me there'd be even less support for that. If you were a 22-year-old in 1988 and went to the bar and stood up on the bar and said, "I believe a conspiracy of feminists are forcing me into involuntary celibacy," people would literally pour beer on you and boot you in the ass. Today, if you go on the internet and say that same thing, your instagram posts gets liked by 84 people... 60 of them might be bots, but it reinforces these socially harmful thoughts.
I think it's sadder than that. A lot of 'black pilled' incels seemed to have convinced themselves that they are somehow unattractive and unlikeable and there's nothing they can do about it. In those cases, they're 100% blaming themselves; not getting laid is a way for them to fetishise their depression.Gonna stop you here, despite its name Incels have nothing to do with being unable to get laid, its to do with being unable to find a girlfriend who is 10000% submissive and doubles as a mother.
Their quarrel was with the very collagen that had ossified in their mother's womb, the calcium phosphate with the potential to outlast civilizations, maybe even souls
The forums' posters blamed their plight on women's rising social power. Once upon a time, women without careers married for stability; today they inevitably spent their 20s riding a "cock carousel" of the hottest guys they could land, settling for an ugly or average-looking man only when they were old and used, i.e., above 30. Even then, women could hardly be depended on for loyalty. Showered with attention on dating apps, favored by divorce courts, beloved by HR diversity initiatives, women had become a privileged class. The forums rarely mentioned wage gaps, pregnancy discrimination, or sexual violence, except in jest.
Truth4lie's friends hated Chad, but they were also convinced their lives would improve significantly if they could somehow become Chad. They tried "gymceling" and "steroidmaxxing" (incel-speak for bodybuilding and taking steroids). They tried jelqing (penis-stretching exercises) and mewing (chewing hard foods to bulk up the masseter muscles, said by British orthodontist Mike Mew to augment the jawline). They tried pulling on their faces to reshape them. They got into skin care.
But even Eppley's learned to be more cautious. In 2009, he sued a former patient who was waging an online war on his practice, creating dozens of SEO-hogging sites (e.g., Dreppleysucks.com). Her face-lift revision had resulted in a permanent breathing problem, she claimed to filmmakers in the 2006 HBO documentary Plastic Disasters, although she never filed a medical-malpractice suit and doctors who subsequently examined her found no surgery-related abnormalities. Shortly before the court ruled in Eppley's favor, the patient committed suicide. Eppley now trains assistants on how to monitor patient communications for signs of mental instability. But he doesn't turn away those he suspects of having body dysmorphia. "Many of my patients have it to some degree," he tells me. "These procedures can be really transformative."
Jessica put it this whole business succinctly.For other incels, the anger they held on to even after their surgery suggests their motivation may be something closer to what feminist writer Jessica Valenti has described: "Incels are not a community of sad men that reflect a societal problem with loneliness. They're a community of violent misogynists that reflect a societal problem with sexism and sexual entitlement."
Those Best Buy jobs must pay real well.
"he fumed online: "An 8/10 girl works for me since today. I'm going to dominate the hell out of her. Trust me, I'm going to kill her confidence." "
And these people wonder why they're not the ones getting the girls
Have you ever talked to a beautiful person? Like, really beautiful? Said person could be the most idiot out of them all and somehow the spell wouldn't get broken at all at first glance. It takes a bit to take beauty out of an interaction.If they go on a date, isn't their personality going to show? Something tells me how they look is the least of their problems.
I always love how the evidence for "looks aren't everything" is based on the level of attractiveness of the women these guys are with. Instead of stuff like "I know average/below average looking guys in loving, healthy relationships with women."These guys need to understand that looks aren't everything. Just look around, every day I see attractive women with average and below average looking dudes. Just "shoot your shot" and don't be a dick. And eventually someone will date you. It's that simple 😅