Because sleeping around is what incels would do if they had the desirability of women.
Men's entire lives revolve around sex and they can't find any meaning in life without it.
Men struggle with the reality that women are allowed to have strict preferences and reject them for any and all reasons, just as they do to women.
I will never be guilted into liking a man I’m not physically attracted to.
When asked if she thinks she’ll ever rekindle her friendship with Jesy, Perrie says she’ll “always love her” but no longer wants to reconcile after feeling hurt by her documentary:
“If I’m being completely transparent, part of me wanted to… until her documentary. Then part of me withdrew again.
This is the thing: I’m not a horrible person, I haven’t got a [malicious] bone in my body, but I can cut you off. [Laughs] If you upset me and hurt me in a way [where] there’s not really any going back, I can forgive, but I don’t want you in my space.
This is what I’m learning in therapy: there’s capability and there’s capacity. I only have a certain amount that I can cram in – I have my career, my relationship, my friends, things going on… personal things, public things, everything. I don’t have the capacity for somebody like that in my life anymore. That might make me sound like a bitch, but I just don’t have the energy for it. As much as I will always love her, I don’t think I can hack that energy in my space.
You can’t fix people. They’re set in their ways – and clearly they don’t think there’s anything wrong with [those ways] – so you think, ‘Okay! You do you and I’ll do me and that’s that.’”
I find it difficult to move on, not just from people but from phases of life, rooms I’ve lived in, foods I’ve obsessed over, series I’ve binged, anything that has made me happy over a period of time.
eight years ago anthony bourdain who experienced so much of this world chose to leave it and i can’t help but think of sylvia plath’s quote “wherever i sat, on the deck of a ship or at a street café in paris or bangkok, i would be sitting under the same glass bell jar”
This is a common position I've found in liberal/leftist men & what it comes down to is "I performatively support women's autonomy (to virtue signal) but when it's MY property, I'm entitled to the opportunity to coerce (to birth or abort)."
Pro-choice doesn't include group choice
I hate when you express something similar to this and people are like “oh you’re just asexual” no! I am very much not! I just can’t connect with anyone!