Thread 82241871

To Women,

I resent you. In your insecure attempt to justify your hypergamy you make an elitist justification for a patriarch to oppress the working class. Men who do your labor are mediocre and toxic and should have explicitly less rights than you and in particular should not have the right to speak freely or have the right to assembly that to discriminate against them is not just right but actually somehow equality. You suck up to power and are a traitorous whore for those powerful people, and any man who loves you is wrong to do so. In fact any man who even accepts you is wrong and unwise to do so. You express no remorse, are full of arrogance and your beliefs are utterly incoherent. You're not trying. You are evil. You are a tool of evil, an accessory to evil. You're still not listening, you can't seem to take in this information. Perhaps it's just too bitter for you, or perhaps you're just too arrogant, or maybe you just lack the brain matter to have this serious thought, or you're scared of it. You can't contend with who you are and what you've been doing. You can't face it. You're unable or unwilling to look at it. To look at me. I resent you for that.

Anon

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>>82228831
>Song fo the day:
https://youtu.be/buPwsnIlaV4?si=5yw_jJTl3egMMwMM
>Haiku of the night:
the future is not
a time it's imagining
a reality

What do you think of this song resentanon? I like it a lot.
https://youtu.be/PC7DEv7Od38
Please don't look at the comments, they are cringe. Everyone seems to have found the song from a particular cartoon, which is where I found it too, but I am not like them because I appreciate the song by itself.

>>82241971
ah yes I've heard it from that suicide squad show. The lyrics are interesting, i feel like i'm not 100% certain on what the artist is asking for. Whether they are asking for men that are uncomplicated and nice and robotic, or pointing out that they are only interested in the simulacrum of a heterosexual relationship. If it really is the former, i think there's many men like that, with no experience with women, generally nice, awkward and so on, and they're not all that well beloved by women. I can make some guesses as to why that is, but the fantasy the singer is expressing just probably isn't all that fun which is why women in real life despise these uncomplicated awkward benign types.
>resentanon
Just anon actually.

to women if i see you on the street i go to you when i get home wishing you were sitting on my face

>>82241871 (OP)
Fun Fact. Cats have barbed penises so that after mating is completed the male is physically stuck inside the female to prevent the whore from fucking some other cat.

>>82242063
>Just anon actually
No you are Resentanon and shall continue to be that as long as you signature post with the same format.

>>82242063
I interpret it as a song about simulating heterosexual relationships rather than as a song about wanting men to be nice and robotic. The way she talks about her idealized "coin operated boy" is more reminiscent of someone seeking to escape the complexities of actual relationships than someone wishing for a particular kind of human boyfriend.
Despite not being a woman, I can relate to the feeling of having to cope with loneliness with an idealized version of an unrealistically kind person who loves you. Of course, realistically, it'd be *way* easier for the woman in the song to find a submissive, patient BF than for a man to find a GF of the same sort, but I relate to the sentiment regardless. You can really feel the pain and loneliness in her voice.
>Made of plastic and elastic
>He is rugged and long-lasting
>Who could ever, ever ask for more?
>Love without complications galore
>Many shapes and weights to choose from
>I will never leave my bedroom
>I will never cry at night again
>Wrap my arms around him and pretend
... On the subject, I'd like to ask - what are your thoughts on maladaptive daydreaming as a cope for not being able to find female companionship? Women are awful, but that doesn't stop men from craving affection from them.

>Just anon actually.
I'm going to call you cat-anon in my head or something like that

>>82242464
I like how triggered he gets about being called
>resent anon
That is the name I gave him and it is the name all know him for. He hates the fact I have power over him.

>>82241871 (OP)
I wasn't aware catposter supported Biden.