HowToCook40Humans Archive

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10	'Can't your husband/boyfriend cook for himself?' Does anyone else notice the uptick in aggressiveness toward wives/girlfriends for just doing something nice for their partner? Someone a while ago posted about a rising "femcel" movement in GenZ women and I've seen an uptick in incel like rhetoric online (I actually was going to come to post about it) so this makes sense. It doesn't help that people make skits that make a guy look bad (ie woman comes in from a 12 hour shift to a guy who didn't put dishes in dish washer while demanding food). I really want to talk about how the internet of today really is fucking over people's perception of relationships of all kinds.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	14/03/24 03:58 AM
7	Let’s talk about incels I think there needs to be a divide between actual incels and "incels". Actual incels are guys who just lost the luck of the draw. I remember seeing a guy on /r/sex months ago who was fit, educated, had friends and hobbies. No matter what he did, he couldn't really land a date. He wasn't bitter but he was curious what else he could do. He had male and female friends and said that none of them have ever told him he has an offputting personality. I would argue he is an actual incel. "Incels" that p…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	23/02/24 09:12 AM