Forum Overview :: Peter Molyneux's The Movies :: About guys not getting laid, supposedly involuntarily

[quote name="Commander Tansin A. Darcos"]There are people - some of them from the particular "movement" or "cause" or "problem" - of men who can't find or can't get women to have sex with them. I've heard "incel" (for involuntary celibacy) and there was another term I don't remember but might have been "tfl" for "true forced lonliness." To me, it seems, a lot of this appears to be some sort of entitlement mentality, as if a guy is entitled to have sex with a woman simply because he is a man. I also get a general anger or hatred of women by these people. This whole situation seems ridiculous. As far as I understand, all you really need to do is overcome fear of communication by learning to talk to women, then overcome fear of rejection by asking women out. Once you have the opportunity to talk privately with her, you can then try escalating the situation. Let's not forget, most women want sex as much as men do and many of them are either lonely or could be interested in intimacy if approached correctly. Let's go back to a song from 1972, Cornelius Brothers and Sister Rose, <i>Treat Her Like a Lady</i> essentially everything they sing is still relevant, and completely ignored by guys who ain't getting any. They think or speak of women as bitches or cunts. Yet what is one of the first items in the song? "Strange as it seems, you know you can't treat a woman mean." [youtube id=CMEssRRR6wI] There is enough information out there to tell a guy how to make himself more interesting to women, if they want to learn it. You either make yourself more interesting to women or you change their frame of reference so they see you as the prize to chase.[/quote]