article: Where's the Sympathy for Lonely Young People?

[MatureDJ]

Where's the Sympathy for Lonely Young People?

For those in their gregarious 20s, social distancing has painful side effects.

www.bloomberg.com

 

[BackInTheGame78]

I mean, no sympathy, do something about it. Zoom calls, phone calls, whatever.

They are techy right??

 

[zekko]

Speaking as an old b@stard and an avowed introvert, I remember my 20s and how much socializing I used to do back then, it was crazy. These people are right when they talk about how important socializing is for young people's development. Of course now they have social media, which gets in the way some. Then you pile Covid on top of it and it gets serious.

 

[Xenom0rph]

My 20s was in the early 2000s which was an epic time to be young - music was still good, people were still friendly and sane, jobs were plentiful.

It must svck to be a 20-something in this time period when good jobs are scarce, social media has exacerbated hypergamy, women are more narcissistic than ever, the cost of living is sky-rocketing.

I don't even see any young men in the corporate world getting work experience. I see a lot of young women in the corporate world doing well for themselves in finance or HR or Legal, but the young guys are working as a stockroom clerk or security guard....

How are these young dudes gonna krampee and breed when they have to wage-cvck in some low-paying job with no prospects?

And now because of COVID19 these guys can't even go out on the weekends...

My heart goes out to these young dudes.....

 

[forcerecon01]

My 20s was in the early 2000s which was an epic time to be young - music was still good, people were still friendly and sane, jobs were plentiful.

It must svck to be a 20-something in this time period when good jobs are scarce, social media has exacerbated hypergamy, women are more narcissistic than ever, the cost of living is sky-rocketing.

I don't even see any young men in the corporate world getting work experience. I see a lot of young women in the corporate world doing well for themselves in finance or HR or Legal, but the young guys are working as a stockroom clerk or security guard....

How are these young dudes gonna krampee and breed when they have to wage-cvck in some low-paying job with no prospects?

And now because of COVID19 these guys can't even go out on the weekends...

My heart goes out to these young dudes.....

 

[Poonani Maker]

My 20s was in the early 2000s which was an epic time to be young - music was still good, people were still friendly and sane, jobs were plentiful.

It must svck to be a 20-something in this time period when good jobs are scarce, social media has exacerbated hypergamy, women are more narcissistic than ever, the cost of living is sky-rocketing.

I don't even see any young men in the corporate world getting work experience. I see a lot of young women in the corporate world doing well for themselves in finance or HR or Legal, but the young guys are working as a stockroom clerk or security guard....

How are these young dudes gonna krampee and breed when they have to wage-cvck in some low-paying job with no prospects?

And now because of COVID19 these guys can't even go out on the weekends...

My heart goes out to these young dudes.....

It's Genocide. Your early 2000s were much better than mine where I struggled massively. My 20s are a blur and very painful, Because I NEVER carried a credit card balance and was financially honest despite being barely above minimum wage. I Never lived it up in my 20s. 30s and beyond, I lived it up because I could afford to finally. I was horniest in my 20s though. Thems were some torturous times being so ball n' chained to your sexual desire. I was ALWAYS 24/7 thinkin about pvssy. It was constant slavery in the mind, the porn, and thinkin about it all the time. It's why successful 20 year olds will come about, those who can get Po0n early on in life. It certainly can be a boost to start focusing on getting ahead. Of course, it can destroy a man too, but once a man realizes eh, it's not all that, it's really nothing, it's a cycle of life, and not the end all be all, the "Is this all there is???" He grows, in wisdom and mentally & physically into maturity in a short amount of time. These poor boys today are virgin for a Very long time. That's kinda a serious problem for the future. It's sad.

 

[Xenom0rph]

Nobody in the early 2000s (or even the 2010s) even knew what "incel" meant. I'm sure the term existed, but it wasn't mainstream like it is now - in fact, incel slang has permeated into general everyday speech with "Chad", "Stacy" and "it's over" being used by normies now.....

.....this is means inceldom has now reached a tipping point and quite literally 80% of men aren't getting any sex.....

 

[forcerecon01]

Nobody in the early 2000s (or even the 2010s) even knew what "incel" meant. I'm sure the term existed, but it wasn't mainstream like it is now - in fact, incel slang has permeated into general everyday speech with "Chad", "Stacy" and "it's over" being used by more people.....

.....this is means inceldom has now reached a tipping and quite literally 80% of men aren't getting any sex.....

I agree lots of men aren't getting sex. It's true

 

[Mike32ct]

Nobody in the early 2000s (or even the 2010s) even knew what "incel" meant. I'm sure the term existed, but it wasn't mainstream like it is now - in fact, incel slang has permeated into general everyday speech with "Chad", "Stacy" and "it's over" being used by normies now.....

.....this is means inceldom has now reached a tipping point and quite literally 80% of men aren't getting any sex.....

When I hear a chick use the word "Chad" in conversation to describe a hot guy know she knows, I will spit out my coffee lol.

But yeah, we didn't really need the term "incel" back then because there were so few of them. Today, there are so many of them that we need a term for them.

 

[sangheilios]

Nobody in the early 2000s (or even the 2010s) even knew what "incel" meant. I'm sure the term existed, but it wasn't mainstream like it is now - in fact, incel slang has permeated into general everyday speech with "Chad", "Stacy" and "it's over" being used by normies now.....

.....this is means inceldom has now reached a tipping point and quite literally 80% of men aren't getting any sex.....

I'm still fairly young at 30 and I can think back to my early 20s and before and never heard or came across the term incel before.

I remember back in 2010/early teens that dating seemed more normal in the sense that people dated those that were roughly on par with them. The people that did not date that I knew of was due to having either no interest, being a shut in or having legitimate mental health/behavior issues.