Men are in trouble. ‘Incels’ are proof.
- Thread starter Pokeabear
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Well Pokeabear, that kind of bombed out.
I've identified this same more or less same demographic as "booger eaters" for years before they self identified as incel. You don't get the mysogyny, the anger, the racism, the herd-think without the looser mentality under it all.
So much to unpack in that article. So many similarities. Read medic's stuff about hillary.
You two are cute. You make up your own game that only you two play, then you establish your own rules and guidelines for winning and your own betting odds, and then claim victory when you’re ready to move on to another game.
Actually, I like your style. Too bad Gundy can’t do the same for recruiting.
Actually, I like your style. Too bad Gundy can’t do the same for recruiting.
I tried playing by the board cons' rules but I can't work in enough homo stuff. I swear there's no room for disagreement without them just losing their shit.
Man, what did Medic do to Sys?
It's always entertaining watching lunatics agonize over sane people, telling them what's wrong with them. We've been watching it since election night 2016.
It's always entertaining watching lunatics agonize over sane people, telling them what's wrong with them. We've been watching it since election night 2016.
The self own of the OP and his fellow incel soyboy is hilarious! Put down the video game controller, put the comic books and Harry Potter action figures back into your closet, and go live a little.
"In his book “Man Out: Men on the Sidelines of American Life,” author and former New York Times reporter Andrew L. Yarrow describes millennial men as the “new lost boys.” As many as 1 in 3 American 18-to-34-year-old men are unemployed, living at home, or at or near the poverty line, because of a confluence of factors ranging from economic shifts to student debt. Women are surging ahead, out-enrolling men in colleges and universities. A new uncertainty about their place in the world is leading men to spiking levels of anxiety and depression."
"In his book “Man Out: Men on the Sidelines of American Life,” author and former New York Times reporter Andrew L. Yarrow describes millennial men as the “new lost boys.” As many as 1 in 3 American 18-to-34-year-old men are unemployed, living at home, or at or near the poverty line, because of a confluence of factors ranging from economic shifts to student debt. Women are surging ahead, out-enrolling men in colleges and universities. A new uncertainty about their place in the world is leading men to spiking levels of anxiety and depression."
Sound like you should take your own advice, maybe spend some time with the girls.
There are plenty of jobs out there milking the skittles out of giraffes near rainbows
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