Sounds like this was written by a Kein.
We can do it, bros.
I am not an incel, my benis has been in 15 different baginas. I posted that in this thread because that is a great podcast for men and women who have issues with understanding the opposite sex and themselves (leading to inceldom and other illnesses), especially that part can help them understand the fundamentals of how the opposite sex thinks and approaches relationship issues.
While having sexual experiences with multiple partners may contribute to a person's understanding of sexual dynamics and relationships, it does not necessarily exclude one from being an incel, which stands for "involuntary celibate." Inceldom is a complex issue that stems from a variety of factors, including societal pressures, personal insecurities, and a lack of emotional connection with others.
It's commendable that you find the podcast helpful in understanding the opposite sex and improving your own relationships. However, it's important to recognize that inceldom is not solely about sexual experiences, but also about the inability to form meaningful connections with others. It's essential to address these underlying issues to prevent further harm to oneself and others.
Moreover, using derogatory language like "baginas" and making crude jokes about sexual experiences can contribute to a toxic and degrading environment for both men and women. It's crucial to approach these discussions with respect and understanding to create a safe and productive dialogue.
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