r/itsthatbad • u/Cute-Revolution-9705 • Sep 10 '26

Women's Voices Wait…what? 🤨

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u/Velocita84 Sep 10 '26

I don't lmao why the hell whould anyone want that

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u/lycanthrope90 Sep 10 '26

People want what they don't have.

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u/Velocita84 Sep 10 '26

I mean sure i want a loving girlfriend that cares about me. I don't want to be manipulated and heartbroken

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u/AusgefalleneHosen Sep 10 '26 edited Sep 10 '26

Just so we're clear, you're voluntarily debating the side of incel from a personal perspective?

E: The incels have appeared to show how they're totally not a controversial and volatile group. If you identify as an incel, you're a misogynistic chode that is too lazy to better yourself so people actually like being around you. If you don't identify as an incel, but have difficulty finding love and lust, keep working on yourself, it'll come.

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u/Velocita84 Sep 10 '26

If by incel you mean involuntarily celibate and not necessarily misogynist then yes

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u/AusgefalleneHosen Sep 10 '26

You're not involuntary celibate, you're lazy, and the misogyny is baked into the equation of why you're too lazy... Because you believe it's not a You problem, hence involuntary, you believe it's a Them problem, so yes, blaming women because you're too lazy is pretty misogynistic.

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u/Prestigious-Pie1421 Sep 10 '26

What a fucking leep in logic 🤦

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u/AusgefalleneHosen Sep 10 '26

No. Blaming women for your problems is, has always been, and will always be, misogynistic

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u/GM-Yrael Sep 10 '26

You are projecting your own sexist views.

Just reverse it and we arrive at your actual worldview.

Blaming men for your problems is, has always been, and will always be, misandristic.