AWizard
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- Feb 15, 2023
It *happens* but isn't common.
It's rare. That doesn't mean these women are not dysfunctional, but the whole no social life no hobbies thing isn't how women express that.
And these women are real friends. They start off as stone cold strangers and they are real honest to God friends so fast. I am godmother to kids whose mothers I met on craft retreats and in fandom Livejournals and similar dark femoid interest oubliettes. The bonding of the weird awkward females is very real.
Anon may be an ugly outcast, so he only plays games and goes on 4chan, but Anonette might be better at socializing only because she's dragged into it by other women.
From Anon's perspective, he might think Anonette is a normie if he sees her in public, not realizing she's the one that called him a faggot the night before on /a/.
So essentially the most of the "mirror" population of catladies and femcels are already in social circles? What happens when they want to look for a significant other? Cos like the visible male population that aren't locked in their rooms must be smaller than the number of women in these social circles.
I think 'single anime dude' (or nerd/geek) is a relatively new phenomenon. They're casualties of absorption of geek culture into the monoculture.The difference between what I describe above and their male equivalent, Single Anime Dude, is that women are fucking brilliant at finding their tribe.
(I'm assuming this threads is specifically for anons in the late 20s/early 30s, which is where everything works against you).
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