Kween Kamalah Mega-Thread (MOD EDIT: KAMALA LOSS.JPG GENERAL!)

[CuckTurdginson]

Implying I'm a nigger is the meanest thing I think you've ever done.

[Kugelfisch]

Implying I'm a nigger is the meanest thing I think you've ever done.

I'm still trying to live down having called you my favourite poster a cool ten years ago when college hadn't fucked you up with that gender studies degree yet. Cut me some slack.

[CuckTurdginson]

Just like I'm in denial about being a Klansman, you're in denial about the fact that you still think that.

[Kugelfisch]

Just like I'm in denial about being a Klansman, you're in denial about the fact that you still think that.

Think what? That you've ever been a good poster?
I believe as much that you've taken gender studies as I do that Mars Bars' husband is a Philipino. It's DHI doctrine.

[CuckTurdginson]

He had a really loose butthole.

[Kugelfisch]

He had a really loose butthole.

Disappointing lay, you say?

[Lindsay's Liver]

I don't want to age-shame him tbh. It's ok to be a fossil.

I don't give a shit. As I think I've said here before, my college experience in the 90s was fun as fuck and from what I've seen, at least, kids today are having less fun. You can't age-shame me. I'm happy where I am.

Which brings me to...

Look my niggas, I don't come bearing a message or any lessons for anyone here, but I am intensely interested in the differences between generations and cultures. If you're in your 20s now, you might get interested in that, too, when you hit middle-age. Learning about people who came up differently than you is a way of learning about yourself and where you come from. It also can be a way of appreciating it.

I get that. It's just you're not that much older than several regulars here. I think you overestimate the generational difference.
It has much more to do with what Internet culture you're part of. I have more in common with an image board shitposter ten years younger than many of my generational normalfag peers.

I don't consider myself MGTOW, MRA, InCel, VolCel, monk or blackpill, despite YT pushing that stuff on me every several months.
Disliking 3DPD is just part of good Internet etiquette.

From what I see, sexual politics is very different today. I see posts here on DHI and I see some of the blackpill videos, and my first take is that I've never had these thoughts in my life. Casual sex used to be casual sex and not much more. Now it can ruin your life if the girl regrets it and decides to accuse you of rape. That was not a thing when I was 22. Or at least if it came up, it had a better chance of being treated more fairly.

Women are more entitled than ever. Men are more sexless than ever. It's made for screwed up people. I don't know how I would navigate sex and dating if I was 22 today. I guess I'd be another blackpilled case.

But I'm not. Thank God. So I guess I'll just make fun of it.

[Kugelfisch]

There were still diseases, the ever-glooming risk of pregnancy and false rape claims were around all the same.
One of the biggest talk show hosts in Germany had his entire career ruined over a false rape allegation in the 90s. It's nothing new.

I guess what's really different is online dating. I never engaged with that shit and never will.

[rabidtictac]

Online dating is a fucking meme. If you're a man then you don't play that. It's like inserting your dick into a meat grinder. Except you're in competition with 10,000,000 other dicks to be the first through the shredder.

Women can do online dating because SMV heavily values them, combined with the fact heavily-online people tend to be men means they have a wide pool of options even if they look like shit and have no job.

SpoilerShow

SMV is mostly bullshit in real life but I do think it has some validity when talking about communities like online dating.

[Kugelfisch]

For online dating its an undeniable fact. In a more abstract way, it's just trying to put a number on something immeasurable for every other situation.

But for shit like Tinder, ask yourself if you even want a broad that would use that service.
It may be different in large cities but where I live online dating has always been reserved for the desperate women you don't want anyway.