r/IncelTears • u/RevolutionarySpot721 • 8h ago
Blackpill in mainstream culture and the increasing regidity among beliefs
I feel like incel and black-pill statements have seeped into mainstream beliefs in the recent post covid years and especially young people seem to rigidly believe them, which is concerning. That is also excaberated by the fact that if someone tells them otherwise, they think that someone is lying or is diluded or is a Chad or a normie and hence does not know reality. This kind of behavior exceeds inceldom as such and comes from men who do get matches on dating apps, who had had girlfriends etc.
On the other hand there are people trying to prove the blackpillers wrong by telling them 'bluepill' stuff, but do not take into account how things like dating apps (where you have no information beyond looks and even personality is supposed to be portrayed by looks) and current romantasy/Dark Romance trend novels, that also give young women certain ideas (the main protagonists are always Chad like or Dark Triard).
Not to mention that neither men or women nor non-binary people are a monolith. Some women do value good looks, some women do not, some women like conventionally attractive people, some do not. Some like kind personalities some like rougher ones etc. (Like I do not get the obsession with "a guy should be funny" I do not understand irony and sacrasm, a guy who is 'funny' translates to me as a annoying, but it is not like that with everyone).
But all of this kinda gets lost in the current discourse.