Anonymous #1 1d

Scroll back, there were several posts yesterday, within which some dudes (maybe one guy idk) went off on a looooong unhinged tangent

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Anonymous #1 1d

There's been several in Ask Men and some of the people started to do this on Ask Women too unfortunately. They either straight up start a new thread advocating for blackpilling or they'll bring it up on other threads. It's also possible it's mainly just one user because some of the posts/comments are written similarly

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Anonymous OP 1d

It is just one user. I believe they're in timeout right now

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Anonymous #3 22h

It looks like they're back unfortunately

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Anonymous OP 22h

Damn

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Anonymous #4 22h

where are the x and y axis labels? where's the source? where's your dignity? where's your self esteem? ts is pathetic kid

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Anonymous #5 22h

In addition this is only looking at okcupid. Which is not a representation of all dating apps or real life talking to someone

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Anonymous #3 22h

absolutely

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Anonymous #4 22h

fun fact: okcupid released data showing that women are likely to message men that aren't rated as very attractive by most women, whereas men are likely to only message women that are rated as very attractive by most men 🤔

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Anonymous #5 22h

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Anonymous #5 22h

btw i didn't attach a link cuz the page was taken down after an incel attack since the data also showed that most men are not rated as very attractive by most women

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Anonymous #4 19h

besides what everyone else said, these stats also just… aren’t very interesting? almost all the numbers are between 19 and 35. It’s not like there’s some crazy drop to 3% anywhere. oh no, white guys get marginally higher numbers of responses, whatever will we do.

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Anonymous #7 17h

I don’t know how the study was performed, so I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt and assumed they already accounted for this, but there’s also no way to know if they accounted for there likely being more white dudes on the app than any other demographic. They could just get more replies by default because there’s more of them

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Anonymous #8 17h

Like I said though, assuming it was a serious study, they probably already accounted for that

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Anonymous #6 17h

#4 Seems to be og Black-Pill dude unfortunately, #1 made the first comment that just said "where are you seeing this" so idk what happened for you with that dude lol

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Anonymous #8 16h

It appears to be the average rate a woman of some ethnicity replies to a man of some ethnicity, so I don’t think that would skew the numbers, besides having a tiny sample size for less likely pairings what the percentages represent isn’t perfectly clear though

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