
DarkStar
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I'm sure many of us have all heard of the term "slut shaming" which is coined frequently by foids but especially feminists in order to avoid getting called out for their promiscuous, degenerate, and slutty behavior. In reality, it only applies when the foid ends up getting pissed off at the guy or he's some normie or incel-tier guy doing it.
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/TwoXChromosomes/comments/193z22g/slutshaming_is_getting_more_mainstream_and_im/
As you can see, femoids obviously have noticed the uptick in it due to a variety of reasons. Honestly, I find it interesting she primarily mentioned the whole sort of "trad" backlash thing, as opposed to what many would expect in the form of Tate and the such.
Sadly, however, it does seem that foids are not very susceptible to this:
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
In fact, one thing noted is that males, contrary ti popular societal beliefs & stigmas, are more susceptible to peer-pressure:
www.sciencedirect.com
Obviously, this has nothing to do with foids insane in-group preference, but what if they did give into peer-pressure more so.
As such, this got me thinking- why don't we utilize peer-pressure more in order to try and solve issues.
As you all know, simps are a big problem within our society: Whilst foids behavior is clearly problematic, simps are also clear enables of foids.
As such, why don't we bring in shaming towards simps. Clearly, we cannot change or alter foid nature at all- nor can we currently override any laws. However, what we do have the power to do -especially considering it's our fellow males- is rightfully call them out for their simp behavior.
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/TwoXChromosomes/comments/193z22g/slutshaming_is_getting_more_mainstream_and_im/
As you can see, femoids obviously have noticed the uptick in it due to a variety of reasons. Honestly, I find it interesting she primarily mentioned the whole sort of "trad" backlash thing, as opposed to what many would expect in the form of Tate and the such.
Sadly, however, it does seem that foids are not very susceptible to this:
Previous research using measures of susceptibility to influence that emphasize antisocial peer pressure also reported that females are less susceptible to peer influence (e.g., Steinberg & Silverberg, 1986), but this finding was usually attributed to the fact that the specific type of peer pressure studied was antisocial or that the age period studied was early and middle adolescence, a time when girls are thought to demonstrate more maturity. Our findings suggest that neither of these accounts is correct: Females are more resistant to peer influence than males in general, and they are so after as well as during adolescence. Consistent with this, other studies have found that adolescent girls report greater feelings of self-reliance than adolescent boys (Greenberger, 1982; Steinberg & Silverberg, 1986). Although girls may be more concerned than boys about their relations with others, which has been hypothesized to account in part for their greater vulnerability to depression (e.g., Cyranowski & Frank, 2000), this concern apparently does not translate into greater behavioral conformity.
Age Differences in Resistance to Peer Influence - PMC
Prior research describes the development of susceptibility to peer pressure in adolescence as following an inverted U-shaped curve, increasing during early adolescence, peaking around age 14, and declining thereafter. This pattern, however, is ...

In fact, one thing noted is that males, contrary ti popular societal beliefs & stigmas, are more susceptible to peer-pressure:
Results confirm that not all youth are equally susceptible to peer influence. Consistent with sexual script theory, boys evidence greater susceptibility to social pressure regarding sexual behavior than girls.

Adolescent Susceptibility to Peer Influence in Sexual Situations
One consistent predictor of adolescents' engagement in sexual risk behavior is their belief that peers are engaging in similar behavior; however, not …
Obviously, this has nothing to do with foids insane in-group preference, but what if they did give into peer-pressure more so.
As such, this got me thinking- why don't we utilize peer-pressure more in order to try and solve issues.
As you all know, simps are a big problem within our society: Whilst foids behavior is clearly problematic, simps are also clear enables of foids.
As such, why don't we bring in shaming towards simps. Clearly, we cannot change or alter foid nature at all- nor can we currently override any laws. However, what we do have the power to do -especially considering it's our fellow males- is rightfully call them out for their simp behavior.