Do guys hate incels as much as I hate feminazis?
Two groups of people who drive the two genders apart because they are fundamentally broken individuals.
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I had to look up the word incel, and was surprised to discover it refers to a young man who is [b]in[/b]voluntarily [b]cel[/b]ibate. I hope the word doesn't become a normalised part of English vocab.
I guess incel implies that the youth is somehow unattractive in his mannerisms, behaviour, ways of socialising or perhaps physically. Perhaps he's a poor conversationalist.
There seems to be a suggestion that he is heterosexually attracted but actually hates women as people.
He would be his own worst enemy because his attitude would repel women and thus keep him in that state of constant frustration.
People who are heterosexually oriented but hate the opposite sex as people
were usually treated very badly by their parent or primary carer of the opposite sex.
The younger they were and the longer the neglect or abuse lasted, the more severe the problem.
A man who loves women as whole individuals (not just for sex) tends to feel appalled by men who abuse women, seeing them as giving men in general a bad name. I think hate would be too strong a word, unless the man has had some specific negative experience of knowing a woman who has been the victim of an incel.
I guess incel implies that the youth is somehow unattractive in his mannerisms, behaviour, ways of socialising or perhaps physically. Perhaps he's a poor conversationalist.
There seems to be a suggestion that he is heterosexually attracted but actually hates women as people.
He would be his own worst enemy because his attitude would repel women and thus keep him in that state of constant frustration.
People who are heterosexually oriented but hate the opposite sex as people
were usually treated very badly by their parent or primary carer of the opposite sex.
The younger they were and the longer the neglect or abuse lasted, the more severe the problem.
A man who loves women as whole individuals (not just for sex) tends to feel appalled by men who abuse women, seeing them as giving men in general a bad name. I think hate would be too strong a word, unless the man has had some specific negative experience of knowing a woman who has been the victim of an incel.