Toxic Feminism Ruined Dating

I don't have anything critical to write just now, though I might advise being careful to not let frustration affect your relationships with others. Women are a lot more plugged into culture and social standing, you wouldn't want to give them a reason to cancel you.

We all know that men don't all think the same and neither do women. Women are not held accountable enough for their decisions, and I would be very unsurprised if there were statistics indicating slipping out from consequences, including receiving drastically different sentences for crimes. Men are enabling that as well though.

We've got a lot of things to work out as far as society and sex go. Particularly the early part where people are figuring out dating and if they like each other enough and trust each other enough to have sex. Yes, we men also have to have some level of trust, usually regarding the practicalities of involvement aka how much time and effort to give any particular woman. To make it even more simple: don't trust any hoes.

I don't know how to fix this situation other than to, collectively and immediately, reject social media. While this would almost instantly fix dozens of issues, it would also create a hell of a vacuum and probably gut the tech industry like a fish.

Dating sucks for a lot of men and a lot of women, particularly those interested in a long-term relationship with a stable, trustworthy, and available partner. The global trade economy, wealth hoarding/lack of distribution, government and political involvement or inaction to address certain issues, forgetting definitive tenets of freedom and liberty, and social media all have some blame for the modern world we live in and how that changed the relationships between us.

When you know that disagreement with a woman could easily cost you your job, because she's a woman and with no consequences accuse you of having problems with women and watch you be isolated as a result, there is way too much of an imbalance.

When OnlyFans is the rule rather than exception in terms of a "job," there is something wrong. Men are enabling that, but women are doing it and therefore share blame. I, and and probably most men, don't hate sex workers at all. The problem is the mixed messages about sex work is empowering women while men are expected to accept monetized intimacy. We are renting intimacy from women that wouldn't piss on us if we were on fire for less than $4K in 4K resolution for the fans. All those cute arguments about sex work being the same as working in an office or warehouse, is clearly an attempt to rationalize and normalize us into acceptance and silence while making those of us craving intimacy incredibly unhappy.

The exclusion that a lot of us feel is adding up, and this isn't good for us or anyone else.