Normie double standards at their finest (English class)

[TomathonClancy]

I major in computer science, but we gotta take a communications class so I took short story writing since I remember having fun writing stories in middle school. I go to class, and teacher lady over here is telling us to fill our notebooks with all the thoughts going in our mind for homework assignments. Basically 15 minutes 3 times a week.

So I go home, pick up the notebook, and start writing. However, due to the blackpill, all I could think about was how unfair everything was, so I started ranting about the lookspill and heightpill right away. Interestingly, while this is technically what she wanted (no censorship, just our open thoughts) I realized that it’s the same thing we do here.

We’re compeptely real and put up no facades here. Yet we get mocked. But a person does it in creative writing (and is either not ugly or anonymous) and they get lauded. What’s the difference anymore?

 

[carticel]

over ngltbhdedsrs

 

[Deleted member 20659]

Did you actually write blackpills in it? Low inhibs me

 

[Personalityinkwell]

The difference is that society revolves around women so what we say here questions the idea that women are perfect creatures and therefore is "evil"

 

[TomathonClancy]

Did you actually write blackpills in it? Low inhibs me

I’m pretty sure she’s not reading it, and even if she does, she’ll only do it at the end of he semester. It’s not like I say faggot or make any edgy jokes in it, so there’s nothing she can do about it. At the very least it gets me temporarily calm at the end, and maybe she’ll even feel bad for what women have done (doubt it though lol).