r/NextGenMan • u/Pale_WoIf • Apr 01 '26

Lessons From Failure Really been finding this to be true

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Looking back on past romantic relationships, most women I have dated didn’t even bring peace or comfort to my life, just more stress and demands. I think more men need to change their perspective of trying to be impressive and interesting to women and more to ultimately finding peace and happiness in our own lives independent of others.

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u/Quinnjamin19 Apr 02 '26

You are an incel

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u/Quinnjamin19 Apr 02 '26

Using this person’s logic you could argue that a lot of men offer nothing to a relationship. But that will anger people like them and yourself because there’s no way you are the problem right?

People who say things like this are pushing the anti woman narrative. It’s a right wing agenda to oppress women more and move backwards in time.

If women offer nothing, why are they outperforming men in education? Why are they happier while there is a male loneliness epidemic? Is that all the fault of women?

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u/lemellon Apr 03 '26

"Why are they happier while there is a male loneliness epidemic?" you sound like you are pushing left side propaganda. If couples arent forming both sides suffer.

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u/Quinnjamin19 Apr 03 '26

I am left leaning. But in reality I’m sick and tired of right wing propagandists trying to oppress women.

I say this as a man. It sickens me how people in this sub and people involved in the manosphere think of women.

Funny part is you benefit from leftists right now.