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Recently I saw this Short
https://youtube.com/shorts/LXBUCVa7V8I?si=QJW4KIdVkR0KzrEf
It's not even humor, just hiding contempt behind the skit format.
And I'm also seeing other scrotes around the web complaining about this term too. There seems to be a huge male class anxiety around this term, 'ick'. Never before in hsitory have women been 'allowed' to laissez-faire subtract men from our potential dating pool, so scrotes are freaking out. The idea that a woman will not like them, regardless of who they are or what they do, is completely incomprehensible to them and inspires incel rage. It's just really funny to see the seething scrotes in the comments, they're literally this meme
Have you seen other men online and irl hate on the term 'ick'?
That's all folks,
just wanted to make a little post about something I found interesting.
This term is great. Along with calling scrotes creepy - they lose their minds over it!
If they really wanted to understand, they could just think of it like this.
Imagine you’re (talking to hypothetical men) on a date with a woman. She’s sitting across from you, and suddenly her face warps and although the change is fairly minor, you no longer find her facial features attractive. Maybe you like a certain nose shape and hers changed. Maybe her eyes are too big, too small now, and it’s distracting in a bad way. Some other men wouldn’t mind, and might even prefer the change, but it’s just something you find off-putting. Logically you understand that she’s still the same person, nothing huge changed, but you also can’t help that you’re no longer attracted to her. You try to ignore it, but after the date you go home, think about it, and realize you don’t really want to see her again. You’re disappointed more than anything. When she texts you asking for a second date, you tell her that you enjoyed meeting her, but you just weren’t feeling it. You know that telling her the real reason won’t go over well, and there’s no reason to rub salt in the wound anyway.
Since men are so visual, supposedly, they should be able to understand this. But since they don’t want to understand it, they probably still won’t. When approaching dating, most men are only looking for a blueprint, a strict set of do’s and don’ts to follow that will make them attractive to every single woman. They can’t grasp that we’re all different. We all have our own preferences and icks. Be yourself is usually good advice, but you have to understand that “yourself” isn’t going to be everyone’s type.
Definetly witnessed men calling it a "wamen word" and making fun of my friends and I for using it. Probably in hopes that this would shame us out of using it because it makes them uncomfortable. 😂 Also, I do love the irony of how men expect us to just "accept them for what they are," yet they have no qualms with placing all kinds of standards upon us before we are considered "date worthy."
I'm sure it reinforces the idea that something's inherently wrong with them and due to their narcissism and blissful middle class lives they'll never know why 💅 feels good having a secret language that women universally understand. ✨
No I’m new to this rage but thanks for the tip, I’ll be sure to use it to explain why I’m done, to get them out swiftly.