Unattractive people are the only demographic who aren't allowed to bitch about being unattractive. Everyone else gets to bitch about their problems, be it being a faggot, a troon, a nigger, a poorfag, a "justice-affected individual", a cripple, a retard, an alien, a (female) landwhale, et cetera. Part of the reason is that, when every major institution has been captured by wokeism, it's women who decide who is afforded "empathy" and who is not. And the results are clear for all to see.
I'd switch "unattractive people" for "behavioral spergs and social failures" which describes the essence of being an incel more accurately than merely appearance. Hence what I previously wrote:
People still think we're in 2014 and have Elliot Rodger as a main reference for the incel psychology.
Mr. L'Homme Supreme truly believed he deserved 10/10 Stacy because he had a BMW and used lots of terms to describe himself: sophisticated, fabulous, classy, whatever. He was some rich kid that lived in California and likely lived among Californian frat boys, which are a species of its own, but was left out of this world because he was a complete mental case and was unable to see it.
If anything, he was a living proof that no matter how good you look, you won't be successful with the ladies if you act like a total deranged maniac outwardly. I mean, that was pretty much the takeaway from the get-go. Instead, both incels and normies completely missed the point and focused on bullshit banality such as "
Oh, if he only treated women better" or "
Stacy only seeks Chad" which is stupid because he would never treat a woman in whatever positive way and they would always be uncomfortable near him regardless if he had good looks. Now, I'll give emphasis on the "outwardly" part.
If Elliot wasn't a retard and was able to attract a woman, he would likely be doing time for battery and assault on his hypothetical girlfriend because he was always fucked in the head. What tells him apart from your average wife-beater is, in fact, charisma, or lack of thereof.
Wife-beaters must obviously have a wife to become one. And how do they end up marrying? Do people think they smash a Jack Daniels bottle in her head and give her a black eye on their first date? Of course not. These type of men have emotional manipulation as a well-trained tactic and know how to play with these women's minds and whatever issue they have. They hide their worst part of themselves from their potential partner and only let it loose when they're already engaged.
They do treat a woman well, at one point. Usually, after they gained her trust and made her lower her guard.
Rodger would never become a wife-beater, not because he was a Nice Guy™, but because he didn't have enough emotional intelligence and patience to prey on women. This is where most people miss the point.
But, of course, is far easier to reduce these situations to retarded platitudes ("
Treat the ladies well, mmkay?") rather than acknowledge the complex dynamic of relationships and how it isn't a matter of being a good person. It never was.
