Right. The “fellow girl” phrasing is a flag to people of my age that says “this is a joke”, referring to how obvious it is that Steve Buscemi was not a “fellow kid”.
He’s an incel, but he’s not actually trying to impersonate a woman, in the same way that drag queens aren’t. Which is why I made the joke that _shiraku would ruin a drag event because they don’t understand the context.
By saying their nutsack is showing? Both users in this picture are bad. It’s all bad. I hate that people find anything in this picture not grotesque. It all makes me deeply uncomfortable.
But that’s not what happened. _shiraku didn’t call out the incel ideology, just that NoScarcity did a poor imitation of a woman, which, in my view, was on purpose.
NoScarcity was also not pretending to be a woman.
Read it again.
Wait, is the “fellow kids” meme not widely known now?
https://trending.knowyourmeme.com/editorials/guides/where-does-the-how-do-you-do-fellow-kids-meme-come-from-the-classic-steve-buscemi-meme-explained
…yeah No Scarcity would be the Steve Buscemi pretending to be someone they aren’t.
Right. The “fellow girl” phrasing is a flag to people of my age that says “this is a joke”, referring to how obvious it is that Steve Buscemi was not a “fellow kid”.
He’s an incel, but he’s not actually trying to impersonate a woman, in the same way that drag queens aren’t. Which is why I made the joke that _shiraku would ruin a drag event because they don’t understand the context.
No Scarcity needed to be called out for pushing a tired, sexist trope. Incel ideology should be called out.
Why pretend to be a woman with these views if it’s supposedly so common?
This is literally painting women as gaslighting abusers that are giving men false hope.
By saying their nutsack is showing? Both users in this picture are bad. It’s all bad. I hate that people find anything in this picture not grotesque. It all makes me deeply uncomfortable.
But that’s not what happened. _shiraku didn’t call out the incel ideology, just that NoScarcity did a poor imitation of a woman, which, in my view, was on purpose.