View: https://www.reddit.com/r/Feminism/comments/1kt84a3/has_incel_thinking_become_more_mainstream/
>A woman will try to open up about struggling with her dating life, instantly the comments are flooded with men preaching to her that just because she is a woman, the world is her oyster and she can have any man she wants.
No one is telling women that they can have any man they want, they are telling these women that can't possibly be lonely because the moment they do post about loneliness hundreds of men will line up to DM them, they just choice to be "lonely" because they don't want to date any men they deem as ugly which is objectively true.
>I also see tons of posts/comments from guys casually discussing "Tactics" to pick up girls which seem to just be sheer manipulation. A common one is dangling the possibility of a relationship in front of a girl to get her to sleep with him. These men then go on to justify it by saying they have "no choice" because they can't "get girls" otherwise.
Literal redpill thinking which has nothing to do with inceldom
>These men then go on to justify it by saying they have "no choice" because they can't "get girls" otherwise.
No one has ever said this, even redpillers
>I think this sort of rhetoric used to be found exclusively on incel forums
Chastising women for having incredibly high standards has never been exclusive to incel forums and faking a relationship for sex has nothing to do with inceldom as incels cannot get sex regardless of what they do
Another day another retard who cannot differentiate between black pill incel ideology and red pill PUA ideology.
