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Brutal Sinister interaction between oldcel and a very attractive young woman. The man lacks proper social skills

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This video shows a man who appears to be in his forties or fifties interacting with an attractive blonde woman at a lecture that was attended by George Sodini. Clearly, he has no good social skills. Just watch how sinister it is.


 
This is going to be me, if i dont rope
 
I'm not good socially myself, but he seems fine. What is he doing wrong apart from the strange posturing (craned neck, hands in front of torso) around 0:07?
 
I'm not good socially myself, but he seems fine. What is he doing wrong apart from the strange posturing (craned neck, hands in front of torso) around 0:07?
Right at the start of the video, he has his head too far into her face. That comes off as creepy and intrusive. He also doesn’t let go of her hand after shaking it.
 
Right at the start of the video, he has his head too far into her face. That comes off as creepy and intrusive. He also doesn’t let go of her hand after shaking it.
I guess. It doesn't look that bad, he just seems like he's leaning in to better hear her.
 
Is this not something you can fix?
I don't seem to have much motivation to fix much of anything. If I wanted to/had a reason, then yes I'd add it to the long, long list of shit I should do to get closer to being a normie.
 
I don't seem to have much motivation to fix much of anything. If I wanted to/had a reason, then yes I'd add it to the long, long list of shit I should do to get closer to being a normie.
I see. I'm in a similar position, my posture is also poor and I can't be bothered to fix it.
 
He kinda mogs me socially in all honesty. He is very expressive facially, vocally and in terms of his hand movements.
 
He kinda mogs me socially in all honesty. He is very expressive facially, vocally and in terms of his hand movements.
Hmm I see.

Maybe I’m just being pessimistic since I’ve always tried to remain stoic and mostly emotionless when interacting
 
Hmm I see.

Maybe I’m just being pessimistic since I’ve always tried to remain stoic and mostly emotionless when interacting
I've also always been largely emotionless when interacting (depending on the context, of course). I wish I was more expressive/natural.
 
I really wish I was the same :(
You wish you were more emotionless? Why? People dislike me for it and view me as lesser I feel. Coworkers and managers treat me like a robot. I feel out of place almost everywhere I go.
 
You wish you were more emotionless? Why? People dislike me for it and view me as lesser I feel. Coworkers and managers treat me like a robot. I feel out of place almost everywhere I go.
Well not completely emotionless, but I’m the exact opposite of you. My brain damage makes me super emotional without control. I’m far more emotional than anyone I know. Literally anything makes me emotional. Life is Hell being a highly sensitive person
 
Well not completely emotionless, but I’m the exact opposite of you. My brain damage makes me super emotional without control. I’m far more emotional than anyone I know. Literally anything makes me emotional. Life is Hell being a highly sensitive person
I see. How did you sustain this brain damage?
 
Vaccines, head struck twice as a child, bad childhood experiences
I suspect I have some form of brain damage as well. I used to bash my head hard against stone tiles as a toddler semi-regularly. Also used to punch myself in the head a fair bit growing up when I was frustrated.
 
Acts quite similar to my father actually
 

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