If the incelanon defines removed as regular sex work, then anon equates being isolated because of sexist behaviour with workplace hazards. Anon and the incels can just stop being sexist and even improve their life, while sex workers have great struggles even to point out that there are artificially-upheld workplace hazards, for example talking about rape will not be easy in the sex work profession.
I don’t hold these incel beliefs. I’m only interpreting it. When they say “removed” I think they mean women with little self respect or sense of self worth who engage in promiscuous behavior as an emotional crutch and end up feeling even worse. removed is a derogatory term, not literal.
Sexuality as a social coping mechanism seems so specific that generalising it to as many people as incels make it look like reflects how little they think of themselves. I wonder if that acts as a psychosocial positive feedback loop that destabilises their self-worth and the percieved self-worth of others by sexualising people, especially women, but also themselves.
Oh sure, not personal, just explaining that I don’t have first-hand insight into thinking that.
Certainly they cope with their sense of low self-esteem and perceived failure by criticizing and projecting it onto other people. Also i’d revise my earlier statement to mention that they actually refer to all women as removed, not just people who have certain patterns of behavior, because they believe that all women act like that.
If the incelanon defines removed as regular sex work, then anon equates being isolated because of sexist behaviour with workplace hazards. Anon and the incels can just stop being sexist and even improve their life, while sex workers have great struggles even to point out that there are artificially-upheld workplace hazards, for example talking about rape will not be easy in the sex work profession.
I don’t think they mean actual prostitution, but rather promiscuity.
How does ‘promiscuity’ isolate
youone?In their mind it does. Doesn’t mean it’s real
I don’t hold these incel beliefs. I’m only interpreting it. When they say “removed” I think they mean women with little self respect or sense of self worth who engage in promiscuous behavior as an emotional crutch and end up feeling even worse. removed is a derogatory term, not literal.
I’m sorry for making seem as a personal argument.
Sexuality as a social coping mechanism seems so specific that generalising it to as many people as incels make it look like reflects how little they think of themselves. I wonder if that acts as a psychosocial positive feedback loop that destabilises their self-worth and the percieved self-worth of others by sexualising people, especially women, but also themselves.
Oh sure, not personal, just explaining that I don’t have first-hand insight into thinking that.
Certainly they cope with their sense of low self-esteem and perceived failure by criticizing and projecting it onto other people. Also i’d revise my earlier statement to mention that they actually refer to all women as removed, not just people who have certain patterns of behavior, because they believe that all women act like that.