Just joined. Now I'm afraid to post anything on this site.

[friendzone93]

I skimmed your posting rules. Geez. There are so many. I don't know if I can memorize them all, and I have a problem with authority anyway. I'm afraid you'll ban me for saying something you don't like. Are you guys any better than Reddit or YouTube?

I'm 45-years-old. You know what I liked about Usenet, the early Internet discussion groups in the 1990s? I could say whatever I wanted.

The Internet is as uncooperative as girls.

 

[Epedaphic]

Welcome.

Agree that there are a lot of rules but you’re probably less likely to have your speech restricted here than most other places.

 

[Mortis]

Truecel trait tbh

 

[Mortis]

I'm 45-years-old.

My condolences.

Welcome old timer.

Just don't be cringe and you'll be fine.

 

[pixy.]

I skimmed your posting rules.

Just don't imply you're a fag, women, or non-incel and you'll be fine. This is site is pretty free speech otherwise.

 

[Incline]

Most of the rules on this site are for the sake of community cohesion not speech regulation.

 

[LifeMaxxer]

Don't be gay, don't be female, don't antagonizes other users

 

[eldercelder]

I'm 45-years-old.

Welcome.

I'm relatively new here myself. I think it's only been a month. Like you, I'm what they call a wizard (incel past a certain age). I feel so old here at 40, so it's great to have more people, especially ones a little older than I am.

I think the one advantage these 20-somethings have is that there's at least a concept and an identity and a way to discuss these problems. In my (our) teens and 20s, no one discussed these things, there was no cohesive terminology. But incels have always existed.

...and here we are.

 

[IsaaqYare]

Just don't brag or support any gay/trans stuff and you should be good.