Deleted member 8353
Former Hikikomori, Aimless Pleasure Seeker
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Whenever the topic is brought up, the reactions are always the same. People will make all sorts of assumptions about you, they will try to attack your character, and they'll passionately assert how much worse off you are than the 'normal' people. Obviously I understand why women would mock men for paying for sex, using sexdolls, having a waifu, and so on. As these things detract from a woman's value to men, in whatever minuscule way, such as not being able to siphon value from an incel through the use of onlyfans.
However I find it odd how often men try to shame each other simply for giving up on pursing women, as it really doesn't make any sense at all. Maybe it's an attempt to mog others, but asserting that you're better than a bunch of perpetual rejects isn't really going to impress anyone. Moreover, if we assume that men who give up could compete in any meaningful way if they didn't stop trying, then wouldn't other men be happy to hear of potential competition removing themselves from the game? To me, it seems like there is some sort of insecurity or doubt which is often at the core of this bullying. Maybe people just don't like being forced to question the true value of their own pursuits.
Could it also be that our use of alternatives sheds light upon the inequality of the sexual marketplace, or even life in general? I suppose people will do everything in their power to defend their precious just world, and maintain their bluepilled beliefs.
However I find it odd how often men try to shame each other simply for giving up on pursing women, as it really doesn't make any sense at all. Maybe it's an attempt to mog others, but asserting that you're better than a bunch of perpetual rejects isn't really going to impress anyone. Moreover, if we assume that men who give up could compete in any meaningful way if they didn't stop trying, then wouldn't other men be happy to hear of potential competition removing themselves from the game? To me, it seems like there is some sort of insecurity or doubt which is often at the core of this bullying. Maybe people just don't like being forced to question the true value of their own pursuits.
Could it also be that our use of alternatives sheds light upon the inequality of the sexual marketplace, or even life in general? I suppose people will do everything in their power to defend their precious just world, and maintain their bluepilled beliefs.