I think the internet is making men become losers...

[JackRoss]

Nah they were born that way and didn't evolve.. Broads aren't lookin for self loathing or OVERLY confident dudes. Stay in ya lane and you'll be good.. No pity from me

 

[Shadow King]

You're assuming they're targeting exclusively black women. Not true, most black nerds I know are after Asian/White chicks. They know black women don't like that nerd shyt.

Even then I don't think they'll express their nerdiness readily to any chick like that. Being a nerd is almost as bad as being a virgin.

Most black nerds, at most wouldn't mind having an attractive woman of any race but they don't start their adolescence not going for black women because that's probably who they grew up around. They just stop bothering/widening their options at a certain age.

 

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

I think the internet is just exposing some people for who they truly are.




Edit: Men dont become losers, they choose to be one.

Yea, the internet just gives losers a place to commiserate. Like the women bashing threads here

 

[hayesc0]

This has nothing to do with the internet lol.

 

[Box Factory]

this is why it's always important to log off from the internet and log on to life whenever possible.

Have you showered yet

You were at 2 weeks without cleaning yourself the last time we checked in

How gross have you gotten since then

 

[Unknown Poster]

you cracker
@Box Factory
fukk you and your whole goddamn family too you bytch made racist white supremacist cac devil

 

[Box Factory]

you cracker
@Box Factory
fukk you and your whole goddamn family too you bytch made racist white supremacist cac devil

I can only assume you are off your meds again.

I feel bad for you and hope one day you will get the help you need. Mental illness isn't something to take lightly.

Good luck with your battle

 

[Calmye]

...people think out loud on the internet...that's all it is...

I mean, I think walking up on a random bytch and grinding on her is some weirdo rapey shyt...

But then again I think clubs are gross and I only go because it's part of my job...

But no...it's not warping...you are just for once listening and seeing the thots of people and you are just judging them because they don't think like you do...

This... Kind of. I do agree with the club thing but I also believe in some way the internet is warping our reality and dumbing us down. Without the internet no way in hell Trump could've ran

 

[Edub]

Why is a fellow brother even on Reddit in the first place?

/thread

 

[Edub]

Whether it's shyt like Reddit and *****, or even super liberal spaces, I feel like there's too much of a "warping" effect going on.

I was clicking on Reddit the other day, and there were threads asking "do girls like grinding?" or "is getting a boner while grinding creepy" and even "girls who party are sluts"...
I'm reading this shyt like WTF?

I went partying a few weeks ago, I was with this girl and started grinding with her, and she started directing my hands all over her body and started pushing my head over her shoulder so she could make out with me - all because she was enjoying this dikk

So I'm sitting here wondering, how do these dudes think the world works? I almost started falling into that trap too. I 'm trying to lower my internet usage, and I feel that a lot of people should do the same. The perceptions of the world, other people, of women, etc. get warped when you spend too much time on the internet.

This isn't a "bash women gender wars" thread, or even a coli-bashing thread. Rather, its more or less a warning about spending too much time on forums. Because the truth is, majority of the dudes on the internet are either:

anti-social, MGTOW, alt-right-ish nerds.... or super liberal dudes that try to hard to be nice and end up missing out on shyt.

And neither side is really the good influence (especially the former). They are gonna fukk up your perception of things. I'd go as far as to say that you should be careful about getting advice from people on some of those websites, and instead get advice from friends in real life. I feel like the internet has made people not try to improve themselves - it's instead become some sort of substitute/safe-haven, which I feel isn't good in the long-term.

Any of you guys have similar stories about this topic?

You are a white man huh.....? Real black men wouldn't allow reddit or ***** to forecast anything.