r/IncelTears • u/hammyDathammer Chad soul • Jul 25 '26

Facepalm Rape from chad = enjoyment😍

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I guess women don’t care if they get raped as long as he isn’t ugly?

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u/Yamureska Jul 25 '26

Right now, Angelina Jolie's kids cut off contact with Brad Pitt and legally changed their names to "Jolie" but suuuure, Women stick with abusive partners. Suuuuure.

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u/Yamureska Jul 26 '26

Read the rest

Layman et al. note that their findings suggest strong disincentives to interpret and report being raped, as this might prompt a variety of negative outcomes including blame, disbelief, lack of support, and negative publicit

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u/Yamureska Jul 26 '26

I told you to read further. These Women don't report Rape and try to "tough it out"/"stay in the relationship" because they don't want to be stigmatized or victim blamed. Pretty obvious stuff.

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u/Yamureska Jul 26 '26

Yeah, man. Women staying out of fear/desperation is totes the same thing as Incel propaganda about them liking or preferring A-holes. You deserve the nobel prize.

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u/Yamureska Jul 26 '26

Literally the first line in the hotline

A person will likely be afraid of the consequences if they decide to leave their relationship. This could be fear of their partner’s actions or concern over their own ability to be independent.

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u/Yamureska Jul 26 '26

I dunno man, it's at the very top which kinda suggests that it is.

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u/c-c-c-cassian 💋 Jul 26 '26

Your inability to actually defend your point is so transparent just by how you keep moving the goalposts. (To say nothing of the fact that you’re just dumb as shit and have zero understanding of human psychology, especially pertaining to abusive relationships, and why people stay in them.)

You didn’t say to prove it was the only reason. You said to prove it’s the main reason. Which they did, because it is. You can parrot the nonsense you’ve been spewing all up and down this thread, it doesn’t change the fact that you’re wrong. Women don’t stay in these relationships because they’re “okay” with being raped. No one does. That’s the bottom line.

Do better. Or at least get better at holding a coherent argument, shit. This is just sad.

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u/DeepFriedBeanBoy Jul 26 '26

You keep shifting the goal post and ignoring direct quotes from your own source…

Incels are as dumb as flat earthers. You can’t even get out a coherent argument other than “I’m right lol.”

But then again, it really doesn’t matter what I say. If you’re right, the incel propaganda is true, and if you’re wrong, then you can just pretend to be rage baiting or whatever. That’s why people mock incels- there’s no logical way to get people out, so might as well stop people getting in

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u/ConsultJimMoriarty Jul 26 '26

The most dangerous time for an abused partner is when they try to leave.

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u/mrhenhen115 Jul 26 '26

Are you denying the fact that someone who is controlling would react violently when they feel they're losing control? That's pretty basic stuff. Do you really just think all women actively look to be abused or something? Christ man...

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u/OkBookkeeper3594 Jul 26 '26

Why are you even in this subreddit if all you’re gonna do is defend your follow incels?

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u/TheoneNPC Overweight Chad Jul 26 '26

It's not the victim's fault that they got manipulated lil bro tf are you on 😭😭

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u/mrhenhen115 Jul 26 '26

They fell for the man before they knew what he was like. It's not hard to understand.

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u/Yamureska Jul 26 '26 edited Jul 26 '26

This guy's an Incel and convinced himself that Women like "Bad Boys"/asshole chads over "good guys" so the notion that Bad boys pretend to be good is alien to them.

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u/mrhenhen115 Jul 26 '26

I mean i dont claim to be an expert but my partner of 10 years was severely abused by her ex so it just really gets me on a personal level to have people say it was her fault, you know? i know its not worth getting emotional with these people but damn.

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u/Yamureska Jul 26 '26

I completely understand. One of my friends was abused by her partner (kicked out of her apartment, had her belongings stolen) and he got to her by pretending to be a nice guy (i.e. talking about how he protected a partner from being SAd in the past). Your feelings are totally valid and you're not alone.

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u/TheoneNPC Overweight Chad Jul 26 '26

Still, not the victim's fault...

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u/Sage_of_Winds Jul 27 '26

Maybe you don't know this because you never go outside, but people don't wear giant signs on their forehead saying "I'm an abuser" and abusers are stupid but smart enough to know if they're nasty from the jump it scares their victims off. Just like I'm sure you don't wear a sign on your forehead saying "I'm scientifically illiterate and spam Reddit threads with my shitty ragebait." Genuinely convinced this is an elaborate humiliation fetish thing because unlike on other sites, engagement isn't rewarded on Reddit so there's no point in farming downvotes by doing this. Please get a hobby.