RageFuel “you have a roof over your head and food and water, so you’re privileged”

[Lazyandtalentless]

I’m tired of people dismissing real struggles with, “You have a roof over your head and food and water, so you’re privileged.” No, that’s just basic survival. That doesn’t mean someone has a good life. Having food and shelter doesn’t erase pain, trauma, or suffering. Humans need more than just food and shelter—they need love, emotional support, and a sense of belonging. A person can have everything they need to survive but nothing they need to actually feel human. Some people have no real friends, no one who truly understands them, and no escape from the loneliness. Even in adulthood, social isolation can be just as painful. Being unable to experience love, touch, or companionship can make life feel empty, no matter how much food is in the fridge. There are people who go their entire lives never knowing what it feels like to be truly wanted by someone. Dismissing that struggle just because they have a roof over their head is cruel and ignorant.

 

[NDManlet173]

yep

 

[NDManlet173]

Would rather be homeless and NT then a millionaire and ND

 

[never began]

I’m tired of people dismissing real struggles with, “You have a roof over your head and food and water, so you’re privileged.” No, that’s just basic survival. That doesn’t mean someone has a good life. Having food and shelter doesn’t erase pain, trauma, or suffering. Humans need more than just food and shelter—they need love, emotional support, and a sense of belonging. A person can have everything they need to survive but nothing they need to actually feel human. Some people have no real friends, no one who truly understands them, and no escape from the loneliness. Even in adulthood, social isolation can be just as painful. Being unable to experience love, touch, or companionship can make life feel empty, no matter how much food is in the fridge. There are people who go their entire lives never knowing what it feels like to be truly wanted by someone. Dismissing that struggle just because they have a roof over their head is cruel and ignorant.

I'd say being incel in a first world nation is much better then being incel in a shithole

 

[Mistake]

"Be grateful you're not a starving kid in Africa"

 

[incel20]

you also get to work till you die at 70

 

[Lazyandtalentless]

I'd say being incel in a first world nation is much better then being incel in a shithole

I see what you're saying, but even if you're not physically starving, it doesn't mean you're not going through tough times

 

[Manlet]

People in solitary confinement have a roof over there head and food but it doesn't stop it from being LITERAL TOURTURE.
This is such a cruel and inhumane way of thinking about other people, this is why I hate foids and all gaslighters.

 

[Sungnodius]

Still unpleasant if you'r lonley

 

[FoolishClown]

We shouldn't discard someone pain and suffering because there are people with a worse problem. That's just an excuse to not help you with it and make you feel bad. That kind of """humans""" are shit.

 

[HomicidalSuicidal88]

People in solitary confinement have a roof over there head and food but it doesn't stop it from being LITERAL TOURTURE.
This is such a cruel and inhumane way of thinking about other people, this is why I hate foids and all gaslighters.

 

[moggedbyjsanza]

thats ok though, because if everyone was wanted it would only make being wanted lose its value

incels are just the losers, the cautionary tale for others, the homeless people that scare people into showing up to their jobs every day.

 

[Numetalist]

I’m tired of people dismissing real struggles with, “You have a roof over your head and food and water, so you’re privileged.” No, that’s just basic survival. That doesn’t mean someone has a good life. Having food and shelter doesn’t erase pain, trauma, or suffering. Humans need more than just food and shelter—they need love, emotional support, and a sense of belonging. A person can have everything they need to survive but nothing they need to actually feel human. Some people have no real friends, no one who truly understands them, and no escape from the loneliness. Even in adulthood, social isolation can be just as painful. Being unable to experience love, touch, or companionship can make life feel empty, no matter how much food is in the fridge. There are people who go their entire lives never knowing what it feels like to be truly wanted by someone. Dismissing that struggle just because they have a roof over their head is cruel and ignorant.

for real

 

[the kurdish loner]

I’m tired of people dismissing real struggles with, “You have a roof over your head and food and water, so you’re privileged.” No, that’s just basic survival. That doesn’t mean someone has a good life. Having food and shelter doesn’t erase pain, trauma, or suffering. Humans need more than just food and shelter—they need love, emotional support, and a sense of belonging. A person can have everything they need to survive but nothing they need to actually feel human. Some people have no real friends, no one who truly understands them, and no escape from the loneliness. Even in adulthood, social isolation can be just as painful. Being unable to experience love, touch, or companionship can make life feel empty, no matter how much food is in the fridge. There are people who go their entire lives never knowing what it feels like to be truly wanted by someone. Dismissing that struggle just because they have a roof over their head is cruel and ignorant.

So true especially the lonliness part.

 

[the kurdish loner]

I'd say being incel in a first world nation is much better then being incel in a shithole

 

[Kamanbert]

And you know what ?

The ironic and hypocritical thing is that if you're kinda happy with it without seeking people's validation normies will actually ressent you. Especially if you do so as a male with a shitty job. That's already too incel, mgtow, "redpill dude" or whatever the fuck : a loser keeping to himself, not wanting to be liked ? How dare he, what is his fucking problem ??!! It's already "toxic masculinity". I experienced this first hand by having to repeatedly go to ultra normie public places as a part of my job. They will ostracize you, they won't want to leave you alone.