Probably for the better. I'm high inhib so I can take tranny shrieking all day long.
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I always like to rewatch this vid every so often. The part where she talks about purposefully going on harmful forums, and the rationale behind it reminds me a lot of my own time when i was struggling with an ED and lurked in online forums as well. It's the same thing; people posting themselves, KNOWING that everyone is only going to say harmful things, with no intent of actually helping you. It's an incredibly toxic environment, but in a twisted way its almost addictive. I haven't visited these forums in almost a year, but it also took me physically blocking these sites and pages to get me to stop.
This is why we should all hate trannies. Their attitude is cringeworthy.
I don't hate them because ultimately they're just another sad lifeform that had to find some way to cope with being filtered from the gene pool. To me its just funny and kind of sad.
True, though you don't see me loudly exclaiming that I'm better than everyone on youtube or any social media. Incels are who they are, they stay in their little communities and talk amongst themselves seeking no outside validation. Trannies on the other hand want EVERYONE to like them, they claim that in the past people worshipped them as Gods etc.
Good point, it does require a massive ego to be this delusional about yourself, and usually result in them trying to impose their warped perceptions of reality on the weak and vulnerable. Ultimately they have lied and cheated their way to having some power over others whereas we as incels have none.
I fuckin' hate the hypocrisy in these kinds of people and makes me wonder if they really know what being isolated means. I mean, the reason why incels talk amongst themselves and don't seek any outside validation is because they are fucking forced to. Nobody gives a fuck, in fact literally a lot of people wish we were dead and went through lifelong sufferings. No, we are definitely not the same.
