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Originally Posted by Trolly McTrollson
The whole idea that we can rate people on a 1-dimensional scale of “hotness” is absurd. It’s like what dating must seem like if you’ve never interacted with real human beings in any meaningful way. Dudes with zero social skills go to Reddit to create explanations for why they’re single losers instead of working on themselves. They blame apps, feminism, etc. Some middle-aged dude chasing barflies at closing time is their idea of a Gigachad.
Who is saying any of this?
You are making up arguments to then call ridiculous.
Of course different people appreciate aspects of looks and there is no 1 view of 'hotness'. I cannot even imagine why you would fly off on such a strawman other than you can see no legit way to disagree with this topic so you then make up one of your own to disagree with. You are such an odd duck.
The issue being discussed is one of 'is an increasingly default online world, especially in the area of dating, making it harder for marginalized men to find partners'?
Is, as Chez pointed out, the superficiality of Online meetings causing problems for young awkward men?
I mean, we see how much undeniable impact this move to socialization over the internet (problems with social media) are having in other areas, so why, to you is this a discussion that just should not be engaged and you seem insulted by the very idea it would be engaged?
Is it ok to discuss 'radicalization of moms and dads (Jan 6th) due to the Internet and social media', or do you think that wrong to discuss to because some of these people were certainly defective prior to the internet?
It is like you have an issue discussing how the Internet is exasperating these issues, which is an odd stance to take.