Btw, it's far for me to make assumption about gender; I myself would be quite upset if someone did that me, and I know how bad it can be — but, and I think I'm fair on saying, most people who supported me or others on the incel issue here, have been largely female; of course, I may be wrong — and I'll freely admit that. )There are of course people who might be male and NB, as that other guy in the post was; and saying the regular incel talking points about females, the dating market place, sex, etc, is probably very degrading to us too.)
But you know, of course I'm sure no one on this site would think it good to seem that the forum is in some some way protecting members of a universally despised and degenerate subset of people on the internet, at the expense of the female members of this forum — who might or might not have already experienced the kind of things these people think, say or try to do in life or online. If's not my place to say of course, and I want to be respectful of that. But still, something to think about: why some members might have experience of the matter and why it can be toxic and inimical to any good community; while another subset of people, though they can try to understand, usually don't have to deal with incel talking points and the undertones or direct implications of their ideas, because they aren't affected by them. Now, I hope Halley or someone can correct me if I said something imporer, condescending or out of line… But this is at least one, among many another, of the principle reasons
why I personally feel very uncomfortable with the incel recrudescence on this forum.