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8/4/2025, 12:27:17 AM
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8/4/2025, 12:27:17 AM
No.512156827
[Report]
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Anime Ruined Zoomers
Almost half of men under 30 haven’t approached a woman before. That’s not just “shyness” — it’s a full-blown shift in how male desire works. Look at Kasane Teto as an example. She’s not human, yet she’s engineered — literally designed — to hit maximum attraction triggers. Perfect facial symmetry, idealized body proportions, endlessly cute voice. She’ll never age, never reject you, never have mood swings, never ask for compromise. Every piece of art, every song, is curated to make you feel wanted and emotionally safe.
Psychologically, that’s lethal. Real women can’t compete with a fantasy that’s algorithmically tuned to bypass the natural trial-and-error of human relationships. Instead of learning to navigate the messy, unpredictable reality of dating — rejection, negotiation, growth — guys can get instant dopamine on demand. Over time, this rewires reward circuits: real relationships feel “too costly” compared to the fantasy, so many men check out entirely.
This isn’t harmless escapism. If half a generation of men decides women aren’t worth the effort, we’re looking at collapsing birthrates, shrinking social cohesion, weaker economies, and a culture increasingly built around artificial relationships. What does society look like when men’s deepest social bonds are with voices like Teto instead of real people?
Psychologically, that’s lethal. Real women can’t compete with a fantasy that’s algorithmically tuned to bypass the natural trial-and-error of human relationships. Instead of learning to navigate the messy, unpredictable reality of dating — rejection, negotiation, growth — guys can get instant dopamine on demand. Over time, this rewires reward circuits: real relationships feel “too costly” compared to the fantasy, so many men check out entirely.
This isn’t harmless escapism. If half a generation of men decides women aren’t worth the effort, we’re looking at collapsing birthrates, shrinking social cohesion, weaker economies, and a culture increasingly built around artificial relationships. What does society look like when men’s deepest social bonds are with voices like Teto instead of real people?
