ironpony wrote:
But wouldn't it benefit them to talk about it more? For example, a lot of guys would not admit to their friends that they saw a prostitute, because women never go for them. But if guys would admit that openly just in casual conversation like say:
GUY 1: What did you do last weekend?
GUY 2: I hooked up.
FRIEND GIRL IN GROUP: Oh how did you meet her?
GUY 2: She was a prostitute.
Now this will cause Guy 1 and and the friend girl, and any one else in the group to ask why he would see a prostitute, and he could just explain why in a more social casual way, and if this type of talk become normal among incel men, then the problem would be heard more, and therefore addressed more perhaps?
It's
somewhat socially acceptable to tell men that you saw a prostie/escort, provided that you trust them not to tell other people. But it's
never socially acceptable to tell women that you saw a prostie/escort. Because women simply don't understand what it's like to be involuntarily celibate, and they never will, because women can get sex as easily as they can get a free drink. Men, on the other hand, even Chads, can
at least vaguely conceptualize being involuntarily celibate. The
only women who understand involuntary celibacy are prosties/escorts themselves, and few men come across them in the first place.
I have close friends who know I have sex with escorts, and they praise me when I share stories of my shenanigans and send them links to those escorts' websites. They have significant others, and they still like my stories. But their significant others are none the wiser. One time, when a friend's fiancee (now wife) saw me smiling too much when I had sex with an escort and hung out with them two later, I lied and said I made out (UK: snogged) with a woman in a club. She believed it; my friend knew the real dark truth.