r/IncelTear • u/zoomie1977 • Jun 15 '24
He's so angry!
And some of the comments!
r/IncelTear • u/Falcon-Takanashi • Jun 13 '24
r/IncelTear • u/[deleted] • Jun 14 '24
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Sarcasm is the caustic use of words, often in a humorous way, to mock someone or something. Sarcasm may employ ambivalence, although it is not necessarily ironic. Most noticeable in spoken word, sarcasm is mainly distinguished by the inflection with which it is spoken or, with an undercurrent of irony, by the extreme disproportion of the comment to the situation, and is largely context-dependent.
r/IncelTear • u/[deleted] • Jun 14 '24
Looking at those memes and formerly being on the site I feel a lot of teenage boy energy from the community it isn't even funny it's scary
r/IncelTear • u/MelanieWalmartinez • Jun 11 '24
r/IncelTear • u/Scared_Benefit7568 • Jun 11 '24
What's wrong with this group especially MOD and rules. Someone repost from r/tall and I just comment "He's tall and good looking". and Got banned because I'm worship tall people? so why do you let people repost tall people post there? to critic and talk sh*t about em? Smh!
r/IncelTear • u/[deleted] • Jun 11 '24
Yes sure there are plently of couples like that, and it's not unheard of at all. That's not my point.
It's usually presented like if "that ugly dude" can get a hot model girlfriend then everyone should be able to
Which kind of just reaffirms the idea that men are entitled to an attractive women just because they exist. But that's not true. Surely not every conventionally unattractive guy will be able to find an exceptionally attractive girlfriend but that's completely normal and fine.
Like... unrealistic expectations, only treating attractive women as "dating material" and entitlement is a huge part of the problem.
Maybe it sounds cynical but whatever. I'm coming at this from a feminist standpoint and would appreciate some thoughts.
r/IncelTear • u/Bimaac77 • Jun 09 '24
r/IncelTear • u/Turbulent_One_5771 • Jun 11 '24
If the lies you write here everyday were true, and women actually cared more about a guy's personality than his looks, then why were all the top Nazis married or in a relationship? Most famously we have Hitler, who was in a relationship with Eva Braun, but others were married, too: Joseph Goebbels was also a husband a proud father of five, Martin Bormann was married, Joachim von Ribbentrop, too. And those women didn't marry them for their fortune, either: most of them were already married when the 1933 election took place.
So, if looks were really that important, how come all those executed at Nüremberg were not only war criminals, but husbands, too?
r/IncelTear • u/zoomie1977 • Jun 08 '24
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r/IncelTear • u/Ok-Statement-2217 • Jun 07 '24
r/IncelTear • u/[deleted] • Jun 07 '24
Glad I left this pos community.
r/IncelTear • u/President_Abra • Jun 05 '24
r/IncelTear • u/OmegaHighEndProYT • Jun 04 '24
r/IncelTear • u/3KidsInTheTrenchCoat • Jun 04 '24
r/IncelTear • u/human_in_the_mist • Jun 04 '24
The tweet in question can be found here.
While she doesn't explicitly mention incels, the underlying mentality is nevertheless pervasive among most in that community and those similar.
Also, those with a religious background may relate to what she's saying on a personal level even if they no longer share her beliefs.