So some of you may know, I have a Twitter account and a YouTube account under my username here, ‘astrosleuth’.
Basically places for me to express my pain through art and Tweeting about body image, love-shyness, sexuality (or lack thereof) and men’s rights/issues.
So, I’ve been Tweeting more to the point about these issues lately, to people like porn queen turned sexuality guru Nina Hartley and a self-described ‘ethical slut’ from Toronto. Here are some screenshots that warranted absolutely NO response, these self-described sex-positive ‘enlightened progressive sexual gurus’ won’t even go near this with a ten foot pole:
Now there is a podcast I follow on Twitter called ‘The Dildorks’. Two best female friends who call themselves ‘sex geeks’ and brag of their conquests of bedding the latest guy and getting the latest blow job. Constantly. Recently, they were calling out to their audience for show ideas in the form of questions like …. ‘What would you do if?, ‘If you were stranded on a desert island ….?’, etc.
So, I popped THESE questions. I even PM’d one chick of the pair and asked something like, ‘What would you do if someone expressed interest in joining your kinky community, but lacked experience? How would you go about it or which direction would you steer him or her in? I mean expressed genuine interest, read up on it, watch porn, etc. but lacked experience or courage to ‘take it to the next level’, so to speak?’
She just responded: ‘Thanks for this! I’m adding it to our file :)’
OK. Fine.
Then I PM’d her with another question, well two actually (both sides of the same coin) ….
‘Another question What would you do …. if someone was insecure about their own desirability, for instance? And, further, how would you help …. or would you help? (speaking generally, not necessarily for myself)’
AND
‘Off the record, what’s your take on pity sex? Bad for both parties or sometimes could it lead to something? Or, do you believe such a concept exists in the context of the psyche? I guess attraction and what people look for in a mate’s desirability can be subjective ….’
I sent these last two questions on April 11, NO response yet. A dead air.
Now, exhibit #2.
I tweeted these three tweets recently, well about a week ago.
No responses. Even with the popular #hashtags , people don’t want to face this.
Exhibit #3 …. Nina Hartley. Same thing.
The word ‘incel’ is probably not even in her ‘awareness’. Or, maybe it is but like the others, she doesn’t give two shits. Sure, any other sexuality, they jump on it and are all over it. It’s often deemed ‘progressive’. But no sexuality at all, or a repressed or even aspiring one but ‘failure to launch’? Fagettaboutit!
Now 4A and 4B. Back to the proclaimed ‘sex-positive ethical progressive sex nerd slut’ from Toronto. Remember her? She posed a question on Twitter …. ‘Most outlandish flirting experiences’. So, I thought I’d ruffle the feathers a bit and bite. I posted those responses to her about a chick from Toronto who tried to sell me expensive hand cream once while I only had $12 in my pocket. This saleswoman said to me things like, ‘Oh, you are a handsome, interesting man. Why are you not married?’ and ‘If you purchase, I will give you my PERSONAL email and cell number!’ Now, I KNEW she was just trying to get me to buy her shit. But I decided to have some fun and play along when she remarked the first example again …. I just said, ‘You’re not so bad yourself!’ and walked away. I’ve always wanted to use that one and I did. I told ‘Girly Juice’ this basically in my tweets. No response. Perhaps, our experience is just so far off the norm or off right field that many non-cels, even so-called proclaimed ‘sex-positive’ ones just don’t know how to respond, are freaked out by our deep experiences or simply don’t care …. or perhaps possibly all of the above. An incel’s experience is probably SO far removed from the average non-cels that it’s incomprehensible.
Next:
Just some random Tweets I posted ….
You get my point.
I’ll leave you guys with one last story here for now. I’m also on Instagram and lots of model type chicks on there too. I admit, I follow some and a couple like my pics and follow me from time to time. Some of their pics also make good fapping material.
So, one of these chicks posted the ‘rules’ for etiquette at a swingers club.
One ‘rule’ caught my eye …. ‘Don’t be creepy or behave in a way that would make other members uncomfortable.’ My heart stopped. I commented on her photo something like, ‘So creepy just means unattractive, right? Well, some of us have bad posture or are below average in looks so often we are ‘creepy’ by default. Also, with my AS, I KNOW something in my demeanor puts women off, at least at first glance.’
No one even responded for a few hours. Then a few hours later, I go to look on her page and her account is fucking private! What are the odds?!
Most people don’t want to admit or face it. They don’t want to admit to or face up to the Truth. Looks and natural swag DO matter!
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Now as you can see, no one wants to face it or touch this issue with a ten foot pole.
On a personal level, perhaps yes, it IS a ‘validation’ thing with me, one I (maybe wrongly) base my self-worth in. We ALL yearn at if not a primal level then an instinctual one to pro-create, to be wanted and pursued and to carry on the human race. To have that special knowledge we are ‘good enough’ to be wanted sexually. That we are not just a mirage. That we are indeed worthy of validation as social/sexual beings. I think perhaps also it is simply a survival thing too ….
Also, fuck it. Make them feel guilty, yes guilty and even ‘creeped out’ for the consequences of their own transgressions. At the base level, I think most KNOW the Truth they conceal and know their own hypocrisy in their claims.
Plus, I am a fan of and look up to some porn stars for their sexual prowess.
I want to be apart of something, to feel ‘whole’ and yes, sexy as a man.
I express a lot of my own pent up sexuality through my art and writing.
One member of a forum I frequent perhaps was right when he said he knows I have needs and that I am lonely. And perhaps he is right too when he said writing erotic poems and creating erotic art is not the healthiest way of dealing with it. Maybe it isn’t.
But alas, as an incel man, it’s all I got left.