From what I have observed in my time on here, it seems that many of us(myself included ofc) tend to in some way have some degree of substance abuse.
From alcohol, to marijuana, to opioids, to hard drugs; seems as if the only way for us to try & find some semblance of warmth is through these substances.
For Incels, it seems as if you are in one of two camps when it comes to this: Either you abuse substances, or you are some kind of straight edge. Granted, I have noticed a few amongst us whom can moderate quite well, yet even they still seemingly had some kind of history of substance abuse to cope.
Normies, on the other hand, will go out & drink once a week with friends or smoke weed with a foid(something I have always wanted to do, yet have never had the option of).
As always, how about we try & find some data which could correlate with this?
Indeed, it also confirms that men whom have had "traumatic history" are more at risk: Which men tend to have the most traumatic history? Incels, or at least Incel-adjacent men.
Who would have guessed that the age at which foids abuse substances is during 18-20, which also happens to coincide with the fact that many of them are "sexually assaulted" during this age: Even though, chances are, most of the claims of assault are little more than that of overexaggerations, fabrications, etc.
For men, however, it seems that it will emerge later in life -likely after all the stages of coping & "self-improving"- and seems to be at an almost equal amount to foids when they are around age 21-23, and then men overtake them at around age 25-26.
If we follow some basic patterns here, it would be reasonable to conclude that the amount of men whom abuse will increase, whereas for foids it will decrease.
And yet, even after considering all the medically proven factors which may contribute to substance abuse disorders, I 100% guarantee we will be told to "fix our personalities"
From alcohol, to marijuana, to opioids, to hard drugs; seems as if the only way for us to try & find some semblance of warmth is through these substances.
For Incels, it seems as if you are in one of two camps when it comes to this: Either you abuse substances, or you are some kind of straight edge. Granted, I have noticed a few amongst us whom can moderate quite well, yet even they still seemingly had some kind of history of substance abuse to cope.
Normies, on the other hand, will go out & drink once a week with friends or smoke weed with a foid(something I have always wanted to do, yet have never had the option of).
As always, how about we try & find some data which could correlate with this?
Once again, this goes to prove that early-life experiences effectively determine how your mental state will be for the rest of your life.
Oh well, would you look at that- Once again, they proved that men are at a disadvantage when it comes to research in the psychological & medical fields.
Indeed, it also confirms that men whom have had "traumatic history" are more at risk: Which men tend to have the most traumatic history? Incels, or at least Incel-adjacent men.
I found this part quite interesting- a graph also helped elaborate upon this.
Who would have guessed that the age at which foids abuse substances is during 18-20, which also happens to coincide with the fact that many of them are "sexually assaulted" during this age: Even though, chances are, most of the claims of assault are little more than that of overexaggerations, fabrications, etc.
This graph is quite interesting, and would correlate heavily with the thesis here. Foids will face a "substance abuse disorder" at a much younger age in comparison to males: Ironically, this so happens to be during the end of HS/beginning of College.
For men, however, it seems that it will emerge later in life -likely after all the stages of coping & "self-improving"- and seems to be at an almost equal amount to foids when they are around age 21-23, and then men overtake them at around age 25-26.
If we follow some basic patterns here, it would be reasonable to conclude that the amount of men whom abuse will increase, whereas for foids it will decrease.
And yet, even after considering all the medically proven factors which may contribute to substance abuse disorders, I 100% guarantee we will be told to "fix our personalities"
