Incels often are feeling so rockbottom low for such a long time, and allready are so experienced in being depressed, that they allready learned to cope and manage to live in shit. More shit doesn't make a lot of difference. Depressed is depressed.
That's not the case for fuckers. Coping ?
They have no clue.
Someone said:
"Normies today face more economic instability, including precarious job markets, low wages, and rising living costs. This differs from previous generations who experienced more stable employment and housing markets, allowing for a smoother transition into financial independence. The omnipresence of social media creates constant pressure to project perfect lives, leading to feelings of inadequacy and anxiety. Earlier generations did not face this pervasive comparison culture, allowing for more authentic social interactions and less pressure to conform to unrealistic standards. Awareness of climate change and environmental degradation causes significant stress among normies who worry about the future of the planet. Previous generations were less aware or less affected by these issues, which were not as prominent or widely discussed as they are today. Normies struggle with affordable housing due to high prices and limited availability. Earlier generations had easier access to homeownership and affordable rents, providing more stability and security in their living situations. The rise of the gig economy and short-term contracts leads to job insecurity and a lack of career progression. Previous generations benefited from long-term employment opportunities with clear career paths and better job security. The increasing competitiveness in education and the pressure to achieve high academic standards contribute to stress and anxiety among normces. Earlier generations faced less intense academic demands and had more opportunities for stable employment without needing extensive qualifications. Constant connectivity through smartphones and digital devices leads to information overload and disrupts work-life balance. Previous generations had more defined boundaries between work and personal life, reducing stress from continuous engagement and expectations of instant responsiveness. Normies are more affected by political uncertainties and upheavals, which can impact their sense of security and future prospects. Earlier generations often experienced more predictable political climates, contributing to a greater sense of stability. Economic and social factors lead many normies to delay traditional life milestones such as marriage, homeownership, and starting a family. Previous generations typically reached these milestones earlier, providing a clearer sense of progression and purpose. Despite being more connected digitally, normies often feel more isolated and lonely, lacking meaningful face-to-face interactions."
Do I feel sorry for fuckers ?
That's not the case for fuckers. Coping ?
They have no clue.
Someone said:
"Normies today face more economic instability, including precarious job markets, low wages, and rising living costs. This differs from previous generations who experienced more stable employment and housing markets, allowing for a smoother transition into financial independence. The omnipresence of social media creates constant pressure to project perfect lives, leading to feelings of inadequacy and anxiety. Earlier generations did not face this pervasive comparison culture, allowing for more authentic social interactions and less pressure to conform to unrealistic standards. Awareness of climate change and environmental degradation causes significant stress among normies who worry about the future of the planet. Previous generations were less aware or less affected by these issues, which were not as prominent or widely discussed as they are today. Normies struggle with affordable housing due to high prices and limited availability. Earlier generations had easier access to homeownership and affordable rents, providing more stability and security in their living situations. The rise of the gig economy and short-term contracts leads to job insecurity and a lack of career progression. Previous generations benefited from long-term employment opportunities with clear career paths and better job security. The increasing competitiveness in education and the pressure to achieve high academic standards contribute to stress and anxiety among normces. Earlier generations faced less intense academic demands and had more opportunities for stable employment without needing extensive qualifications. Constant connectivity through smartphones and digital devices leads to information overload and disrupts work-life balance. Previous generations had more defined boundaries between work and personal life, reducing stress from continuous engagement and expectations of instant responsiveness. Normies are more affected by political uncertainties and upheavals, which can impact their sense of security and future prospects. Earlier generations often experienced more predictable political climates, contributing to a greater sense of stability. Economic and social factors lead many normies to delay traditional life milestones such as marriage, homeownership, and starting a family. Previous generations typically reached these milestones earlier, providing a clearer sense of progression and purpose. Despite being more connected digitally, normies often feel more isolated and lonely, lacking meaningful face-to-face interactions."
Do I feel sorry for fuckers ?
Last edited:
