Worth occasionally noting that the same folks who insist that gender is fixed at birth and cannot ever be questioned are also convinced that something like drinking from a straw or having a modicum of empathy can turn a man into a woman. Cognitive dissonance is a very real thing.
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Thatās some serious junior high school shit. One hijink used to be tell someone their nails were dirty, If they folded their fingers into their palm to look, they were a girl, if they stretched their fingers out to look, they were gay. Burchett is still scared what the 8th grade bullies think.
Of course, he could have a straw-thick noodle and that why heās reminded.
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Someone should point out to him that breathing is a thing women do and he should stop.
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Iāll take rum in mineā¦
Iāll probably skip the straw but only because I like ice so much.
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Darkly amusing that every pencil-neck conservative chud decided the only way to not be gay is to avoid all women and anything to do with women and hyperfixate on gaining constant approval from their image of the ideal man, who appears to be a non-verbal emotionally stunted cowboy built like He-Man.
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Should be
a non-verbal emotionally stunted cowboy built like a He-Man that always skips leg day.
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These guys are sooooo fucking stupid! I figured out at about age 16 that if I wanted to be with girls (and I really wanted to be with girls), in their bedrooms (squee!), then I needed to talk to them, and listen to them, and be nice to them, and let them do my hair, nails and makeup! But I guess I was just a totally gay ass beta loser, surrounded by estrogen oozing girls all the time! Girls who had sex with me. So gay!
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eta: Why donāt these men just emigrate to Russia? They can find manliness there, Iām sure.
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If I recall correctly some conservatives have done so, andā¦ well, they did not have a good time there.
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The guys in high school who knew whatās what took Home Ec and sang in choir.
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It seems like what many men think āshould beā attractive to many women often isnāt:
The fixation on hypermasculinity seems to have very little to do with what many women actually find appealing.
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My god though the focus on looks as the only aspect of beauty and masculine desirability though. JFC itās like watching the male gaze on selfawarewolves!
I have to say their whole kind of paradigm about sexual attraction seemsā¦ Sad.
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Incels constitute a fairly small fraction of the manosphere, but the vast majority of incels appear to embrace the Blackpill ideology, per Beckett-Herbert. That nihilistic attitude can extend to any kind of participation in what incels term āSoycietyāāincluding educational attainment and employment. When that happens, such individuals are best described by the acronym NEET (Not in Education, Employment, or Training).
Well, this is a new one on me. Damn, men are fragile snowflakes, arenāt they?
ETA:
Many of these users also mentioned being autistic, in keeping with prior research showing a relatively high share of people with autism in incel communities. The authors were careful to clarify, however, that most people with autism āare not violent or hateful, nor do they identify as incels or hold explicitly misogynistic views,ā they wrote. āRather, autism, when combined with other mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, and hopelessness, may make young men more vulnerable to incel ideologies.ā
I will not accept āI am autisticā as a reason to hold these ideologies. I know lots of autists, none are Incels.
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On autism forums, however, itās quite evident. Oh, poor me, Iāll never get laid and if I so much as look at a woman she calls the cops/gets HR to fire me/tells everyone to avoid me. I just want what every other man gets to have, but women donāt want autistic men.
Obviously not everyone, but itās a pretty regular feature of such forums.
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There are three basic responses to an autism diagnosis, that Iāve seen. (And combinations and permutations, of course.)
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Iām autistic, huh. So, you know, thatās a thing.
(this is information which may be relevant at some point, but most of the time Iām just trying to get by.) -
Iām autistic, which means I have to work harder for the same result.
(I recognise that I have difficulties with some things, but that means I need to put more effort in if I want them. No-oneās going to do it for me, nor should they have to. Itās not fair, but itās how it is.) -
Iām autistic, which means I canāt do it and everything should just be given to me or done for me.
(I have a doctorās note that says I donāt have to do stuff which is hard.)
That last one isnāt a symptom, itās a choice.
Oh, and it manifests in various ways. At its most benign, itās learned helplessness. At its most toxic, itās a sense of universal entitlement. Combine that with toxic masculinity and itās own sense of righteous universal entitlement, and youāve got a powerful, poisonous combination.
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