Soy Redditors learned to endure disrespect and see it as a form of strength

[Pikacel]

That’s why they see fighting back or even showing resentment as ‘entitled’. No wonder so many them are total cucks

@Izayacel @Animecel2D @AutistSupremacist @Mohamedömar

 

[andrej]

Total: 42 (Incels: 12, Bluepillers: 30)

 

[TheFinalFrontier]

The downvote mechanism and karma are a great way for redditors to maintain social hegemony and prevent counterviews.

 

[yakusai]

Learned helplessness.

 

[RobertGarnicasAPedo]

This is absolutely true.

According to soyddit, you're immature if you hold grudges against school bullies. Just bend over and take it up the ass. That's the mature thing.

 

[QC-cel]

You will be mocked,

You will be bullied,

You will be ignored,

But dont you DARE be angry at them! Now that's going to far inkie!

 

[Poopless One]

Learned helplessness.

Has plagued me pretty much all my life and no Im not proud of it.

 

[Mohamedömar]

That’s why they see fighting back or even showing resentment as ‘entitled’. No wonder so many them are total cucks

@Izayacel @Animecel2D @AutistSupremacist @Mohamedömar

Most redditors are soy
Most ITfags are cucks and faggots

 

[plam]

That’s why they see fighting back or even showing resentment as ‘entitled’. No wonder so many them are total cucks

@Izayacel @Animecel2D @AutistSupremacist @Mohamedömar

there's definitely a difference between having self-respect and taking every slight personally.

some people mistake being a doormat for being mature, while others think being angry at everything is strength. the healthy middle ground is standing up for yourself when it actually matters and letting the pointless stuff go.

if someone constantly disrespects you, walking away or calling it out isn't entitlement. it's just basic self-respect.

 

[GodsStrongestNiglet]

there's definitely a difference between having self-respect and taking every slight personally.

some people mistake being a doormat for being mature, while others think being angry at everything is strength. the healthy middle ground is standing up for yourself when it actually matters and letting the pointless stuff go.

if someone constantly disrespects you, walking away or calling it out isn't entitlement. it's just basic self-respect.