>>76406>r/FemaleDatingStrategy [which has now went on private permanently, and it is not coming back.]Welp, I can't believe my own post didn't age well a few days after. It is only a matter of weeks before r/fourthwavewomen gets buried as well because of their biological women-only mod team, then.
Incredible the degree of how much men hate us, both inside and outside of the Internet.
>>76411I know, right?
I believe this anti-self improvement started since "the great resignation," with them (incels) using anti-capitalist excuses, while also taking welfare checks from a
capitalist government and participating in such a system at the same time.
These hypocrites are surely a funny and pathetic thing to see. Can't wait until these idiots post about their parents kicking them out at 35 years old en masse, LMAO!
Though, in a sense, but not crediting them–rather, the feminist women who talk about unpaid household labor, of whom I often get intellectual inspiration from. I do get the point that self-improvement could be considered as "outsourcing" training and skills for the benefit of a current or future employer. But, little do they know,
you can always hide your power level and all of these same training and skills
until one either moves up in the career ladder, or gets a huge raise, or so. Which moids refuse to do, and then they do their weekly autistic screeching on why women "take 'they're' jobs."
Not to mention that, at least in my case, I try to better myself for the sake of it, as it makes me feel great to know so many things which 99% of people do not. So it is absolutely no concern of mine if self-improving makes me more money or not; if it does, then it is a welcome addition, a cherry on top even!
(Goddess bless radical feminism, by the way. I still ponder to this day how would my life be without having been enlightened by pinkpill feminism.)
>>76418>incels always try to claim female friendships are toxic.This particular lie is 100% rooted in popular culture via movies written by men.
Historically, and currently to some degree, women have always been tightly knit, peaceful, and with a strong sense of sisterhood; as there is no need to be in conflict with one another on universal women's issues like misogyny, domestic violence, and sexual exploitation–
when pretty much any woman is going to experience these regardless of her race, class, political alignment, etc. The only times women have been in conflict with one another has been out of pickmeism, attempting to appeal to men similar to them which will never work and, rather than being picked, these women will just suffer way more than those who weren't pickmes.
