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I think normies glorify the 80s and 90s because it was a good time to be a normie, but for incels and any LVM, I think the 70s, 80s, and 90s would've been even worse then today. The 2000s was the best decade among the past 5 to have been an incel.
Why the late 20th century sucked...
- This was the peak of when any LVM was bullied and beaten up throughout their school years just for being a LVM. At least today we have the anti-bullying campaign which has made it not quite as bad as before. Everybody I've known who grew up in this era has told me that people really would just beat up unpopular kids because other people thought they were ugly or weird.
- Society openly worshipped chads and stacies who were allowed to run amok in high school and college doing whatever the hell they wanted and there were no controls or resistance to this behavior at all.
- Prostitutes were difficult to find without the internet. You would've had to actually kurb crawl in a sketchy neighborhood and fuck a crackhead with god knows how many STDs.
- No internet around in general to find other people in the same situation as you are. Anime was really hard to get and there wasn't nearly as much of it.
- More people suffering from lack of romantic success today has made some normie guys more sympathetic towards incels then they would've been at this time.
Here's why I think the 2000s was probably the best decade to be an incel.
- The internet was new and mostly for nerdy LVMs who pretty much ruled the net. The normies hadn't flooded social media yet.
- Nerdy hobbies had gained just enough mainstream acceptance that there was a decent amount of other guys who were into them and guys who didn't look down on them as much as before. But they weren't so mainstream as to get twisted and deformed like they are getting now.
- Every movie revolving around high school back then openly criticized chad and stacy behavior. Awkward nerds were the protagonist of a lot of movies back then. This is the only decade of film history that a decent number of US films actually pandered to LVMs. Almost as much as anime does.
- Bullying wasn't quite as bad as it was in the previous three decades (still pretty bad though).
- The woke culture was very underground and contained to certain majors at super liberal universities.
- Online dating apps didn't exist yet inflating women's perception of male attractiveness.
- Every survey shows that the 2000s had the smallest number of incels of the past four decades or so. The smallest number of guys claiming to have not had sex in the past year and the smallest number of people who claimed to have had no steady romantic partner in the past year.
I believe this is because the movies coming out in the 2000s did have some effect. There was actually a small level of real pressure which hadn't been seen since the 50s or 60s for girls to lower their standards and give less attractive and more awkward men a chance. Movies shown from their perspective showed judgmental women as bitches and women who were willing to accept them as being more virtuous then other women (and ultimately women have a strong instinct towards conformity and virtue-signalling). Not saying there weren't incels in the 2000s obviously, but I think most incels in that period would've been nearcels instead while most nearcels would've been low tier normies.
Why the late 20th century sucked...
- This was the peak of when any LVM was bullied and beaten up throughout their school years just for being a LVM. At least today we have the anti-bullying campaign which has made it not quite as bad as before. Everybody I've known who grew up in this era has told me that people really would just beat up unpopular kids because other people thought they were ugly or weird.
- Society openly worshipped chads and stacies who were allowed to run amok in high school and college doing whatever the hell they wanted and there were no controls or resistance to this behavior at all.
- Prostitutes were difficult to find without the internet. You would've had to actually kurb crawl in a sketchy neighborhood and fuck a crackhead with god knows how many STDs.
- No internet around in general to find other people in the same situation as you are. Anime was really hard to get and there wasn't nearly as much of it.
- More people suffering from lack of romantic success today has made some normie guys more sympathetic towards incels then they would've been at this time.
Here's why I think the 2000s was probably the best decade to be an incel.
- The internet was new and mostly for nerdy LVMs who pretty much ruled the net. The normies hadn't flooded social media yet.
- Nerdy hobbies had gained just enough mainstream acceptance that there was a decent amount of other guys who were into them and guys who didn't look down on them as much as before. But they weren't so mainstream as to get twisted and deformed like they are getting now.
- Every movie revolving around high school back then openly criticized chad and stacy behavior. Awkward nerds were the protagonist of a lot of movies back then. This is the only decade of film history that a decent number of US films actually pandered to LVMs. Almost as much as anime does.
- Bullying wasn't quite as bad as it was in the previous three decades (still pretty bad though).
- The woke culture was very underground and contained to certain majors at super liberal universities.
- Online dating apps didn't exist yet inflating women's perception of male attractiveness.
- Every survey shows that the 2000s had the smallest number of incels of the past four decades or so. The smallest number of guys claiming to have not had sex in the past year and the smallest number of people who claimed to have had no steady romantic partner in the past year.
I believe this is because the movies coming out in the 2000s did have some effect. There was actually a small level of real pressure which hadn't been seen since the 50s or 60s for girls to lower their standards and give less attractive and more awkward men a chance. Movies shown from their perspective showed judgmental women as bitches and women who were willing to accept them as being more virtuous then other women (and ultimately women have a strong instinct towards conformity and virtue-signalling). Not saying there weren't incels in the 2000s obviously, but I think most incels in that period would've been nearcels instead while most nearcels would've been low tier normies.
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