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« Reply #6480 on: December 12, 2017, 12:42:43 AM »
Are these fucks not aware that forums are social media as well?

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« Reply #6481 on: December 12, 2017, 01:05:54 AM »
Are these fucks not aware that forums are social media as well?

Mmmmm debatable. Bbs existed years and years before MySpace or Facebook and generally have never been considered social media especially since people argue social media has killed forums. Sure, you COULD define forums as social media. But logistically, forums have never really been considered it.
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agrajag

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« Reply #6482 on: December 12, 2017, 01:14:28 AM »
All of the problems that people point out about social media are present and distilled into a concentrated form on forums. Confirmation bias, addictive bursts of dopamine from online validation, tribalism you name it.

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« Reply #6483 on: December 12, 2017, 01:20:43 AM »
Maybe in some big boards. But not on smaller boards like TheBoreDotComSlashForum.
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agrajag

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« Reply #6484 on: December 12, 2017, 01:25:59 AM »
Maybe in some big boards. But not on smaller boards like TheBoreDotComSlashForum.

What do you think the like button does?

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« Reply #6485 on: December 12, 2017, 01:27:58 AM »
ear hair
:trigger

I'm not even 30 and have to check every 2-3 weeks for ear hair  :beli

Shit hit me at about 25ish. Along with nose hairs. Not nostril hairs, but hairs on the bulb of my nose.  :mindblown

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« Reply #6486 on: December 12, 2017, 01:30:34 AM »
https://www.resetera.com/threads/former-facebook-exec-says-social-media-is-ripping-apart-society.10683/

Look at all these Peter ceteras being like "quite right! Social media makes people stupid! Except me. My twitter is immaculate" :snob

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Cindi Mayweather

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« Reply #6487 on: December 12, 2017, 01:36:41 AM »
Maybe in some big boards. But not on smaller boards like TheBoreDotComSlashForum.

What do you think the like button does?

Pampers me and tells me how much I'm wanted bb *twirls hair*
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« Reply #6489 on: December 12, 2017, 01:46:00 AM »
If it’s bannable to subtly accuse someone of racism then Enzom should be very afraid

 :thinking

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« Reply #6490 on: December 12, 2017, 02:50:59 AM »
If it’s bannable to subtly accuse someone of racism then Enzom should be very afraid
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 :thinking

The fact he uses Enzo from reboot pisses me off a lot. It's one of my favorite childhood series and I completely despise this putrid vision of the character through the mind of a deranged racist.

Momo

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« Reply #6491 on: December 12, 2017, 02:57:38 AM »
they need to reboot reboot, I loved it as a kid too.

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« Reply #6492 on: December 12, 2017, 02:59:49 AM »
they need to reboot reboot, I loved it as a kid too.

would be nice if it was called Reboot2. I loved it from the perspective of an all-3d show when the technology wasn't there at all.

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« Reply #6493 on: December 12, 2017, 03:04:04 AM »
I remember watching this trash after school, the CG was  :heh :stahp



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« Reply #6494 on: December 12, 2017, 03:16:43 AM »
I remember watching this trash after school, the CG was  :heh :stahp




where did this air? i thought tattoo teenage alien fighters looked cheesy, but holy shit.

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« Reply #6495 on: December 12, 2017, 03:19:12 AM »
I remember watching this trash after school, the CG was  :heh :stahp




where did this air? i thought tattoo teenage alien fighters looked cheesy, but holy shit.
South Africa, they played that long intro every time too and the show was like 5 - 10 mins with recycled CG   :sabu

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« Reply #6496 on: December 12, 2017, 06:45:35 AM »
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Corus Entertainment announced yesterday that it was bringing ReBoot back as a live-action/CGI-animated hybrid.
oh.my.god.



why.

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« Reply #6497 on: December 12, 2017, 08:16:34 AM »
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Corus Entertainment announced yesterday that it was bringing ReBoot back as a live-action/CGI-animated hybrid.
oh.my.god.



why.

Looks more like a power rangers style thing than reboot tbh




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« Reply #6498 on: December 12, 2017, 08:21:35 AM »
who the fuck is this for? the people nostalgic for the old shit will laugh this away and power rangers type shit surely isnt popular anymore in current year.

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« Reply #6499 on: December 12, 2017, 08:22:01 AM »
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99.9% of those who have seen the movie so far say its one of the best, if not the best, Star Wars film to date. If this plot didn't work you'd see SOMEONE complain. No one has.

Link in the spoiler thread
https://www.resetera.com/posts/2029803/

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« Reply #6500 on: December 12, 2017, 08:28:55 AM »
https://www.resetera.com/posts/1975443/
 :badass
Quote from: Not, post: 1975443, member: 4290
Most dudes need to stop dating younger.

It's a carry-over from women being married off to property holders to unite patriarchs. That's why the romanticization of dating younger is still tolerated and even endorsed by our society for men alone. Dudes, stop it. It's gross. Date your fucking age. I don't care how happy you think you are. You're grown up. You're just part of a sick fucking ancient cycle that dehumanizes women and caters to you and has for thousands of years. Don't give me the bullshit about how I'M the one being sexist because I'm not allowing a woman to make up her own mind. The woman is in the same society you are. You both are part of a system that pairs you together. And it's fucking gross. Stop it.

:delicious

Dude is off his fucking rocker.
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« Reply #6502 on: December 12, 2017, 09:07:32 AM »
Black women age FAR better than their latina and white counter parts. But nothing stands up to the Asian immortality.
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I can confirm this. My wife is asian. 40 years old, has the body of a 25 year old and the face of someone not more than 30. Although she recently started freaking out over getting crows feet by her eyes.

By contrast, I'm already going gray and I'm younger than her.

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« Reply #6503 on: December 12, 2017, 09:07:54 AM »
https://www.resetera.com/threads/ernest-cline-confirms-ready-player-one-sequel.10665/

Is Ready Player One a shitty book?  Because that's a lot of hate, hot damn.  :lol

EDIT: This is some of the dialogue?

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TwEE-N-Toast

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« Reply #6504 on: December 12, 2017, 09:24:10 AM »
https://www.resetera.com/posts/1975443/
 :badass

Guy is the guy who looses his shit over the gender of Nintendo characters. He also married his high school sweet heart and loves giving dating advice.

His poor wife has been with this lunatic since she was a child. He is all she knows and its "like super gross."

agrajag

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« Reply #6505 on: December 12, 2017, 09:32:19 AM »
https://www.resetera.com/threads/ernest-cline-confirms-ready-player-one-sequel.10665/

Is Ready Player One a shitty book?  Because that's a lot of hate, hot damn.  :lol

EDIT: This is some of the dialogue?
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Human female

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Leadbelly

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« Reply #6506 on: December 12, 2017, 09:46:03 AM »
What race are the people saying that women age poorly talking about?

Some women age well. A large part depends on your genetics, but women tend to look after their skin more also.

Interestingly though men age better than women in general. The reason is because men and women have different skin types. Men have thicker skin and much more collagen in their skin. It is the loss of collagen that makes the skin lose its elasticity. Men however, tend not to look after their skin as much as women so it isn't always readily noticeable.

That said Monica Bellucci is a good example of a woman who aged well. She said once that she felt she was at her most attractive at around 38-39 years of age. She certainly wasn't unattractive at that age, that's for sure.

If you've seen the movie irreversible, she was 38-39 in that movie.
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Men generally don't age better than women, but what is attractive about men is different than women, so being older and grosser for a man can be almost entirely counteracted by things that generally only come with age (money, prestige, social standing, wisdom, security). Meanwhile, a woman's attractiveness is almost always based on her physical appearance, which is certainly a finite resource, as is the ability to produce off spring.

The system is rigged  :yeshrug

At least now older, even post menopausal women look better and are given more looks in general

No, men do age better than women. This is not simply an opinion, there is scientific evidence to back it up. Men's skin ages more slowly because of a greater collagen density.

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« Reply #6507 on: December 12, 2017, 09:51:29 AM »
https://www.resetera.com/threads/ernest-cline-confirms-ready-player-one-sequel.10665/

Is Ready Player One a shitty book?  Because that's a lot of hate, hot damn.  :lol

EDIT: This is some of the dialogue?
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Stro

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« Reply #6509 on: December 12, 2017, 10:46:18 AM »
What race are the people saying that women age poorly talking about?

Some women age well. A large part depends on your genetics, but women tend to look after their skin more also.

Interestingly though men age better than women in general. The reason is because men and women have different skin types. Men have thicker skin and much more collagen in their skin. It is the loss of collagen that makes the skin lose its elasticity. Men however, tend not to look after their skin as much as women so it isn't always readily noticeable.

That said Monica Bellucci is a good example of a woman who aged well. She said once that she felt she was at her most attractive at around 38-39 years of age. She certainly wasn't unattractive at that age, that's for sure.

If you've seen the movie irreversible, she was 38-39 in that movie.
(Image removed from quote.)

Men generally don't age better than women, but what is attractive about men is different than women, so being older and grosser for a man can be almost entirely counteracted by things that generally only come with age (money, prestige, social standing, wisdom, security). Meanwhile, a woman's attractiveness is almost always based on her physical appearance, which is certainly a finite resource, as is the ability to produce off spring.

The system is rigged  :yeshrug

At least now older, even post menopausal women look better and are given more looks in general

No, men do age better than women. This is not simply an opinion, there is scientific evidence to back it up. Men's skin ages more slowly because of a greater collagen density.

There's more to aging well or poorly than collagen density. Men age like shit, too, even if they get less wrinkles.

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« Reply #6510 on: December 12, 2017, 10:56:08 AM »
https://www.resetera.com/threads/ernest-cline-confirms-ready-player-one-sequel.10665/

Is Ready Player One a shitty book?  Because that's a lot of hate, hot damn.  :lol

EDIT: This is some of the dialogue?
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:leon

Human female

 :quark

Apparently its littered with banal references to make the author sound like he knows what the fuck he's talking about  :lol

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« Reply #6511 on: December 12, 2017, 11:04:21 AM »
Are you cocks still arguing about Star Wars? That shit is so played out, yo!
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« Reply #6512 on: December 12, 2017, 11:08:40 AM »
Slayven thinks "statistics" and "statics" are the same word  :lol

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« Reply #6513 on: December 12, 2017, 11:23:13 AM »

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« Reply #6514 on: December 12, 2017, 11:41:02 AM »
Reboot was always for those kids that hung out with the creepy dude in his 60s that was still too enthusiastic about baseball cards and comic books.
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« Reply #6515 on: December 12, 2017, 11:47:11 AM »
https://mobile.twitter.com/EntranceJew/status/889699133052866561/video/1

Here is some other thing Ernest Cline wrote.

Edit: Here's the entire thing.

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« Reply #6516 on: December 12, 2017, 11:51:36 AM »
Reboot was always for those kids that hung out with the creepy dude in his 60s that was still too enthusiastic about baseball cards and comic books.

So you liked Reboot huh
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« Reply #6517 on: December 12, 2017, 12:03:09 PM »
Slayven thinks "statistics" and "statics" are the same word  :lol

"Statics is the branch of mechanics that is concerned with the analysis of loads "


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« Reply #6519 on: December 12, 2017, 12:17:18 PM »
Reboot was always for those kids that hung out with the creepy dude in his 60s that was still too enthusiastic about baseball cards and comic books.

So you liked Reboot huh

I don’t like comic books. I like graphic novels
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« Reply #6521 on: December 12, 2017, 12:36:07 PM »
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=253108240&postcount=104
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Honestly, in my 7 years here, I never once felt like I wasn’t able to speak my mind, even in the last few years in particular. So I’d say over-moderation, still.

 :dunno
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« Reply #6522 on: December 12, 2017, 12:39:16 PM »
if the age gap is more than four years it's fucking gross

I'm 35 and my girlfriend will be 28 next month... I've found that most of the women my age either have extremely high standards and are at the age where they've come to terms with the fact they may end up a cat lady, or they've been divorced already, with kids, and other baggage I'm not interested in dealing with. Plus I'm a bit "youthful" (read: immature) for my age, while I'm a responsible adult with a career, mortgage, and a decently sized nest egg, I'll also go to edm festivals, game tournaments, and other events that you won't find too many 35+ people at.
^_^

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« Reply #6523 on: December 12, 2017, 12:41:10 PM »
What race are the people saying that women age poorly talking about?

Some women age well. A large part depends on your genetics, but women tend to look after their skin more also.

Interestingly though men age better than women in general. The reason is because men and women have different skin types. Men have thicker skin and much more collagen in their skin. It is the loss of collagen that makes the skin lose its elasticity. Men however, tend not to look after their skin as much as women so it isn't always readily noticeable.

That said Monica Bellucci is a good example of a woman who aged well. She said once that she felt she was at her most attractive at around 38-39 years of age. She certainly wasn't unattractive at that age, that's for sure.

If you've seen the movie irreversible, she was 38-39 in that movie.
(Image removed from quote.)

Men generally don't age better than women, but what is attractive about men is different than women, so being older and grosser for a man can be almost entirely counteracted by things that generally only come with age (money, prestige, social standing, wisdom, security). Meanwhile, a woman's attractiveness is almost always based on her physical appearance, which is certainly a finite resource, as is the ability to produce off spring.

The system is rigged  :yeshrug

At least now older, even post menopausal women look better and are given more looks in general

No, men do age better than women. This is not simply an opinion, there is scientific evidence to back it up. Men's skin ages more slowly because of a greater collagen density.

There's more to aging well or poorly than collagen density. Men age like shit, too, even if they get less wrinkles.

Well yeah, there is also a genetic element to it. Of course there are a number of other factors as well. In terms of women for example, they are more likely to undergo various treatments to make themselves look younger. Women are more likely to have chemical peels for instance. That helps to make the skin look younger. They are more likely to wear sunscreen as another example.


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« Reply #6524 on: December 12, 2017, 12:41:54 PM »
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=253108240&postcount=104
Quote from: 7echnicolor
Honestly, in my 7 years here, I never once felt like I wasn’t able to speak my mind, even in the last few years in particular. So I’d say over-moderation, still.

 :dunno

lolll what a dumbass
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« Reply #6525 on: December 12, 2017, 02:05:22 PM »
Not GAF, but it's too good not to share
https://www.reddit.com/r/MensLib/comments/7j6wt6/extreme_male_guilt/

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I'm a "recovering anti-feminist" in that I spent several years in denial about things the patriarchy, male privilege, the wage gap, mansplaining, etc. I think I had a really strong defensive reaction because hearing those things made me extremely disgusted with my own maleness. I have a feeling that a lot of anti-feminists might be experiencing similar emotional responses, and I often wonder how that problem can be fixed. I've noticed that I didn't feel similarly about race, class, or disability. I was fully able to acknowledge that being white, being lower-middle class rather than lower class, and being born in a first-world country gave me advantages. But with gender I couldn't stay objective, and that's somewhat mysterious to me.

I still have the same disgust feelings, but I'm now self-aware about them, which makes it possible for me to set them aside and analyze gender-relations objectively. But it's still really hard to not get nauseated when I think about the fact that I have a male sexuality, male physical strength, and look like a man. It reached a point that I considered gender transition because of my guilt over maleness, though now I think that's not for me. I've also done serious research in how to either chemically castrate myself or to reduce my libido down to zero. Which I understand would be bad medically-speaking, but the idea of not having these urges anymore is very difficult to resist.

So I guess my question is, have other males experienced this level of shame and disgust after being exposed to feminism? And in particular, what aspects of feminist discussion set you off? I think for me the biggest "trigger" is discussions about "masculinity." I think in my mental image, I'm just an abstract being who happens to inhabit a particular physical avatar. But the word "masculinity" implies some kind of connection between me and that physical form, and that disturbs me.

And also of course, the recent sexual assault discussions have raised all of this to a new level. It's become increasingly hard to put any of this stuff out of my thoughts. I think a lot of the disgust is centered around feeling like an "ogre" or an animal due to my physical appearance and the role I would play in sex. And of course, logically I know that not all sex is rape, that if a woman consented I shouldn't feel guilty for being with her, etc. But knowing those things logically doesn't make the male role any more palatable.

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« Reply #6526 on: December 12, 2017, 02:23:31 PM »
God bless social media(and anonymous forums  :-*) for giving the mentally ill a chance to mix themselves in stupid ideological debates.



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« Reply #6528 on: December 12, 2017, 02:56:37 PM »
I've never gotten Seanbaby.
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« Reply #6529 on: December 12, 2017, 03:00:21 PM »
Yes, that is very funny, but coming from SeanBaby... that's a little hypocritical isn't it? Hasn't his shtick been "Man the 80s and 90s sure were dumb, let's look at them" for about 20 years now?
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« Reply #6530 on: December 12, 2017, 03:38:35 PM »
https://www.resetera.com/threads/former-facebook-exec-says-social-media-is-ripping-apart-society.10683/

Look at all these Peter ceteras being like "quite right! Social media makes people stupid! Except me. My twitter is immaculate" :snob

Printing press is the WOAT, it enabled Mein Kampf ! :brazilcry

You are joking, but it's also a serious argument that the printing press is one of the most disruptive inventions ever made and the fallout of it does have some parallels to twitter, with "fake news" and propaganda

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« Reply #6531 on: December 12, 2017, 04:03:46 PM »
Yes, that is very funny, but coming from SeanBaby... that's a little hypocritical isn't it? Hasn't his shtick been "Man the 80s and 90s sure were dumb, let's look at them" for about 20 years now?

I'm honestly surprised he is still around doing the same thing.

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« Reply #6532 on: December 12, 2017, 04:23:40 PM »
Yes, that is very funny, but coming from SeanBaby... that's a little hypocritical isn't it? Hasn't his shtick been "Man the 80s and 90s sure were dumb, let's look at them" for about 20 years now?

I don’t think you worry about hypocrisy when you’re doing lowest common denominator non-political humor. If it’s funny, do it.
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« Reply #6533 on: December 12, 2017, 04:30:08 PM »
Yes, that is very funny, but coming from SeanBaby... that's a little hypocritical isn't it? Hasn't his shtick been "Man the 80s and 90s sure were dumb, let's look at them" for about 20 years now?

I'm honestly surprised he is still around doing the same thing.

It's like Maddox trying to do a youtube show now as if it had even the slightest semblance of the personality his old writings had.  Just not the same anymore.
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« Reply #6534 on: December 12, 2017, 04:45:09 PM »
I scored my wife with a Barney and Friends references; pre-school girls are so easy.

Whoa wait a second — I thought you were locked up in county still getting piss thrown on you?

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« Reply #6535 on: December 12, 2017, 05:10:34 PM »
The Last Jedi hype threads are starting to sound like Uncharted 3 ones.

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« Reply #6536 on: December 12, 2017, 07:17:41 PM »
It's weird how attached they were to gaf, to the point where literally everything has to be the exact same. not an ounce of originality between them.

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Re: The Other Forums Gentlemen's Thread for Refined Discussion of Uncouth Behavior
« Reply #6537 on: December 12, 2017, 07:17:45 PM »
Not GAF, but it's too good not to share
https://www.reddit.com/r/MensLib/comments/7j6wt6/extreme_male_guilt/

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I'm a "recovering anti-feminist" in that I spent several years in denial about things the patriarchy, male privilege, the wage gap, mansplaining, etc. I think I had a really strong defensive reaction because hearing those things made me extremely disgusted with my own maleness. I have a feeling that a lot of anti-feminists might be experiencing similar emotional responses, and I often wonder how that problem can be fixed. I've noticed that I didn't feel similarly about race, class, or disability. I was fully able to acknowledge that being white, being lower-middle class rather than lower class, and being born in a first-world country gave me advantages. But with gender I couldn't stay objective, and that's somewhat mysterious to me.

I still have the same disgust feelings, but I'm now self-aware about them, which makes it possible for me to set them aside and analyze gender-relations objectively. But it's still really hard to not get nauseated when I think about the fact that I have a male sexuality, male physical strength, and look like a man. It reached a point that I considered gender transition because of my guilt over maleness, though now I think that's not for me. I've also done serious research in how to either chemically castrate myself or to reduce my libido down to zero. Which I understand would be bad medically-speaking, but the idea of not having these urges anymore is very difficult to resist.

So I guess my question is, have other males experienced this level of shame and disgust after being exposed to feminism? And in particular, what aspects of feminist discussion set you off? I think for me the biggest "trigger" is discussions about "masculinity." I think in my mental image, I'm just an abstract being who happens to inhabit a particular physical avatar. But the word "masculinity" implies some kind of connection between me and that physical form, and that disturbs me.

And also of course, the recent sexual assault discussions have raised all of this to a new level. It's become increasingly hard to put any of this stuff out of my thoughts. I think a lot of the disgust is centered around feeling like an "ogre" or an animal due to my physical appearance and the role I would play in sex. And of course, logically I know that not all sex is rape, that if a woman consented I shouldn't feel guilty for being with her, etc. But knowing those things logically doesn't make the male role any more palatable.

Seriously considering chemical castration is so over the top that my initial thought was this is a troll post. It could be that he is simply mentally ill however.

He kind of sounds like someone who has done something so shocking that he is now so disgusted with himself that he thinks this will somehow absolve him from his sins.

In that case, I suggest instead of initiating himself into a cult he first get in touch with a therapist.


Re: The Other Forums Gentlemen's Thread for Refined Discussion of Uncouth Behavior
« Reply #6539 on: December 12, 2017, 07:59:25 PM »
Yes, that is very funny, but coming from SeanBaby... that's a little hypocritical isn't it? Hasn't his shtick been "Man the 80s and 90s sure were dumb, let's look at them" for about 20 years now?

I'm honestly surprised he is still around doing the same thing.

It's like Maddox trying to do a youtube show now as if it had even the slightest semblance of the personality his old writings had.  Just not the same anymore.

Maddox was never really funny, Seanbaby can still get me to crack a smile from time to time.
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