"Hey Janice, I've got to meet with a client, can you introduce our filing system to the new intern?"
"Here's my notes on the Weber reading. Can you email me a PDF of Ostrom's paper? Thanks, Alice."
"Good afternoon...do you have any availability left tonight at 9:45pm for one person? Great...um, do you take American Express?"
You should interact with a foid if and only if professional or academic collaboration demands it. Or in a service setting where you need to converse with a foid employee. In either case, I pretend they don't have holes. I treat them as if they are male.
Why? I am deathly afraid of being #MeToo'd, or being "outed" as an incel, and you should too. Remember, when Chad does it, he's being "confident" and "persistent". When an ugly male does it, he's "rude" and a "stalker".
So don't gossip with foids. Don't talk to foids in a social setting. Don't even look at foids if you're placed next to them on a plane, on an elevator, or on a bus. Never befriend a foid. Try not to even be acquaintances with a foid.
Don't put yourself in a scenario where anything you do could possibly be misconstrued by a court of law as a display of romantic interest. If you're at work and on your way to the bathroom, don't take a detour just so you can pass by Stacy's cubicle and get a glimpse of her backside. You can afford to be slightly more relaxed in a service setting, because of the power imbalance, but you should still avoid unnecessary chitchat or eye contact. Our legal system is stacked against men, especially ugly men.
I've written this because every year I have to attend sexual harassment workshops, and they are nauseating to sit through, because those rules are written for Chads, not for inkels.
I, as an ugly ethnic male, am constantly under attack, yet everyone views me as a potential aggressor.
"Here's my notes on the Weber reading. Can you email me a PDF of Ostrom's paper? Thanks, Alice."
"Good afternoon...do you have any availability left tonight at 9:45pm for one person? Great...um, do you take American Express?"
You should interact with a foid if and only if professional or academic collaboration demands it. Or in a service setting where you need to converse with a foid employee. In either case, I pretend they don't have holes. I treat them as if they are male.
Why? I am deathly afraid of being #MeToo'd, or being "outed" as an incel, and you should too. Remember, when Chad does it, he's being "confident" and "persistent". When an ugly male does it, he's "rude" and a "stalker".
So don't gossip with foids. Don't talk to foids in a social setting. Don't even look at foids if you're placed next to them on a plane, on an elevator, or on a bus. Never befriend a foid. Try not to even be acquaintances with a foid.
Don't put yourself in a scenario where anything you do could possibly be misconstrued by a court of law as a display of romantic interest. If you're at work and on your way to the bathroom, don't take a detour just so you can pass by Stacy's cubicle and get a glimpse of her backside. You can afford to be slightly more relaxed in a service setting, because of the power imbalance, but you should still avoid unnecessary chitchat or eye contact. Our legal system is stacked against men, especially ugly men.
I've written this because every year I have to attend sexual harassment workshops, and they are nauseating to sit through, because those rules are written for Chads, not for inkels.
I, as an ugly ethnic male, am constantly under attack, yet everyone views me as a potential aggressor.
