• YappyMonotheist@lemmy.worldBanned from community
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    “Misogyny is a skill issue”.

    Women-hating PUAs/incels explained succinctly! But when the average man in your community has that ‘skill issue’, it becomes a cultural problem.

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        Probably more like “be wise enough to understand the world and yourself without feeling overwhelmed by it” because almost invariably the reason people have so much venom for the “other” is due to their own insecurities and misconceptions (“if I make you feel bad about yourself and you accept it/don’t fight it, I’m better than you and that gives me enough fuel not to collapse”), but I guess ‘skill issue’ is succint, lol.

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          I would say it’s both that and also the world just not caring about them, and misogynistic red pill communities pretending to care and have all the answers

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    I used to hate when a woman would join our party, because suddenly all the men would be trying to knock eachother down and act up to impress her, and whatever happy little unity we had would crumble quickly.

    No fault of the woman’s, she just wants to play the game like the rest of us, but as soon as I hear a girls voice I groan inside and “oh here we fucking go”

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      When I’m in a male dominated space and a woman joins, I feel myself over-compensating in trying to be welcoming to the woman. I want to be the “good guy”. I sort of feel like I should make that effort. But also I’d rather just get on with it and not have to think about it.

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        Yup, same boat. I want to make sure they feel welcomed to the group but I don’t want to make them feel like an “other”

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        I’m either good enough to play a game rather good or absolutely painfully unaware of how to handle it, I don’t have the time to be hateful towards other players at all, not that I want that.

        Sometimes you just need to change game or stop playing before acting like a terrible person. Nobody is that terrible they usually learn it. Competitive games are breeding ground for this logic as they reward toxicity more or less openly.

        If you’re turned off by this, good. It means you have standards. I know we like to keep mentioning these mw2 lobbies, but in comparison with this they were tame. The hatred on these platforms feels more real than what it used to be.

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      It physically hurts to recall starving for the attention of a member of the opposite sex.

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        MMOs mostly, Rappelz I spent the most time in. I noticed it a lot in Destiny raids too though.

        I almost never partied up in competitive games. You only get to get a team wanting to stay together after you have a really good game, and thats only ever because the enemy team sucked. As soon as you come up against a team better than the one you built your fairweather friends turn nasty.

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    I remember an E-Game tournament and the last round was a male player vs a female player.

    The guy twitted he was going to r*** her [in the game].

    Later he defended himself that r*** word is commonly used by online [male] players and people were too serious.

    He was disqualified instantly

    That’s online gamer toxic masculinity.

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    Misogyny, not unlike racism or other forms of bigotry are all forms of insecurity.

    I think a lot of people have noticed this but it’s surprising how many people haven’t.

    It seems pretty obvious. It’s a big red flag. Bigots try to hurt others to feel superior. And they always go after the person in the vicinity that they think will give them the least challenge.

    This is why it’s up to the rest of us to call them out. Make it so they fear the retribution from harassing others.

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    Who knew it is all about asserting dominance. There is a study which showed monkeys with small penises howl the loudest. Not too dissimilar from humans who loves to overcompensate.

    edit: wording

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    The funny thing is, that’s also why we have separate male-female sports categories in all of sports. Back then it was not only easier for women to compete against men due to less advanced nutrition and sports science, but also men placing behind women were also furious, and men regularly got beaten in chess, etc.

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    Try working in social services.

    All female-dominated services and agencies, the hatred against men is appalling.

    The irony is so thick you could cut it with a knife.

    In short, all systems of power, regardless of the identity of the people who make up those systems, reject ANYTHING that disrupts it.

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      Nursing in particular is known to have this problem… wish everyone could be nicer to each other :/

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      Sure, but studies like this can still be useful for proving it when it counts. Anecdotal evidence isn’t exactly the most reliable, so having controlled studies with actual numbers can be valuable as references when examining things critically.

  • 🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 🇮 @pawb.social
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    I have to wonder if the main reason for this is just embarassment. They like girls, they want to impress said girls. Sucking at the game won’t impress them. Especially if the girls also play it and don’t suck.

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      Ah yes, the old “if I can’t impress girls with my skill I’ll impress them with belittlement and open hostility instead”

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        Not to impress, but to push away so they don’t witness the embaressment or don’t start making fun of them. Remeber, offense is the best defense.