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This sounds like the philosophy that drives the incel groups. If you were to ask women they would say the exact same thing as well. And internet dating is very
by ping_pong 6y ago
This sounds like the philosophy that drives the incel groups.
If you were to ask women they would say the exact same thing as well. And internet dating is very heavily driven towards superficial things, whereas if you meet someone IRL you might be able to find things to connect on.
- troughway 6y ago>And internet dating is very heavily driven towards superficial things No, internet dating is no different than real life, it just mirrors the nature of things and is very harsh. Some people might find things that certain people want superficial, but that's ascribing morality to a very biological and carnal need.
- naasking 6y ago> No, internet dating is no different than real life, it just mirrors the nature of things and is very harsh. It's a little different. People are typically more polite in person. Their behaviour online reflects what they would do if there were no consequences.
- prawn 6y agoAlso, I think if presented with a list of interests online, you'd be more inclined to rule people in or out of contention. Whereas, if you met in person, you might notice chemistry before you realised you liked different movies and music, for example.
- umanwizard 6y agoIt’s a logical fallacy to imply that someone’s argument sounding similar to the ideology of people you don’t like has any bearing on whether it’s valid or not.