>>719090225
It's a fictional religion you stupid nigger. Are you gonna complain about toriel because goats can't talk in real life? Retard.

Anyone else here literally too analytical for women? I know that being overly analytical is a defining trait for most autists by default, and even as a diagnosed aspie, there are obviously situations where autists will take it overboard and ignore social cues in favor of unnecessarily "blunt" honesty, but I've noticed the most friction occur with women over this trait. I'm not an "incel", which is, in my opinion, primarily a result of "dating down" due to a "preference" (one that I'm sure this board is all too familiar with, as evidenced by the numerous adjacent posts daily, and as such, will be left vague, as this is not the point of the thread), but I find myself relating to the more extreme "incels" in their outright hatred of women every day due to their pathological irrationality. I recently lost a somewhat close friend who I had zero attraction to after she sexually harassed me for a month straight, despite my attempts at gently rejecting her, and then began lashing out at me over very innocuous things, obviously as a result of being rejected. This dynamic especially strikes me as odd, and as an extension of the pathological narcissism/insanity that women have revealed themselves to have in the past century, as I cannot fathom lashing out at someone over a polite rejection and feeling anything other than shame and embarrassment. I think that this behavior ties into the female obsession with "nice guys" and their collection of witch hunts against men who display the aforementioned behavior, as it almost strikes me as a form of projection after having experiencing a woman gleefully ruin an entire friendship with a flanderized, comical extension of the aforementioned behavior. If women faced a fraction of the rejection that men face, I have no doubt in my mind that this behavior would be commonplace, which makes the obsession with punching down on "nice guys" all the more distasteful. (1/2)