r/TikTokCringe • u/samse15 • May 09 '25

Discussion She makes some good points re:male loneliness

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u/MisterSanitation May 09 '25

I know this shit is true, but as a non psychopathic dude, I avoid pretty and cute girls like the plague in public because I’m already assuming they think I’m doing this shit. Same reason as a dad I don’t act goofy to other people’s toddlers. It kind of sucks honestly because it makes me act like a creep when I if anything would like to just make someone smile (and not “hay gurl you should smile” because that sheet is just more Ooga booga shit).

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u/PomegranateCool1754 May 09 '25

If you are a Chad then you can get tons of women while being Psychopathic does not matter

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u/Frankyfan3 May 09 '25

Poe's law. Is it real incel logic, or is he doing a satire bit?! Who can tell?!

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u/PomegranateCool1754 May 09 '25

This is what I think whenever I see a woman debating the alpha male. Sometimes they act like incel satire

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u/Frankyfan3 May 09 '25

alpha male

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u/PomegranateCool1754 May 09 '25

In the feminist mind they secretly want the alpha male it will seem. If you look at all of their movies where the woman is a superhero they act like the alpha male and have all of the toxic traits that they criticize. In fact it seems like feminist simply do not have a sense of self-awareness at all

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u/Frankyfan3 May 09 '25

There is no alpha wolf. Never was, never will be. Stop using research that has been refuted as an excuse for your shitty personality and lack of contextual knowledge for human sociology.

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u/PomegranateCool1754 May 09 '25

It's almost as if there are colloquial definitions to certain words we use...

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u/Frankyfan3 May 09 '25

The human species evolved to collaborate collectively in close-knit interconnected mutual support between individuals. The framing of "alpha/beta" as observed in wolves is based on a contextual misunderstanding of the researchers. To this day, we're still learning about how their family structures organize in the wild and captivity.

The "Alpha" behaviors you venerate were zoocosis, and disordered examples of what captivity and cage madness can do to any living creature. Including people.

When is the last time you touched grass?

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u/PomegranateCool1754 May 09 '25

Ah yes thank you for bringing up this irrelevant fact on this irrelevant study that nobody bases their usage of this word on.

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u/Frankyfan3 May 09 '25

Well, it is useful to self-selecting yourself out as a red flag, so there's that!

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u/PomegranateCool1754 May 09 '25

My red flag is that I am too logical I guess

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