StoicNihilist
"You'll do this again, time is a flat circle..."
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My choice is a toss up between Fall and Winter. Probably leaning more towards Fall though.
Fall is cool and temperate with nice pretty autumn leaf colors depending on where you live. It's cold enough to wear hats, hoods, and thick clothing to conceal your ugliness making it easier to blend in socially. There isn't any snow or ice yet meaning mobility is still easy. Most places are selling pumpkin spice flavored stuff if you're into that kind of thing.
Winter offers those same benefits but it's much colder and snowy, making getting places more difficult. But if you like the snow and engage in snow sports like skiing or snowboarding then that's a super bonus.
Least Incel friendly season is no doubt Summer. Attractive people in thin shirts and shorts are everywhere reminding you of how ugly and inadequate you are. And if you're somewhat heat intolerant then its extra miserable because you'll feel sweaty and gross all the time in the sweltering heat. Not to mention all the bugs are out. Flies, mosquitoes, ect.
Fall is cool and temperate with nice pretty autumn leaf colors depending on where you live. It's cold enough to wear hats, hoods, and thick clothing to conceal your ugliness making it easier to blend in socially. There isn't any snow or ice yet meaning mobility is still easy. Most places are selling pumpkin spice flavored stuff if you're into that kind of thing.
Winter offers those same benefits but it's much colder and snowy, making getting places more difficult. But if you like the snow and engage in snow sports like skiing or snowboarding then that's a super bonus.
Least Incel friendly season is no doubt Summer. Attractive people in thin shirts and shorts are everywhere reminding you of how ugly and inadequate you are. And if you're somewhat heat intolerant then its extra miserable because you'll feel sweaty and gross all the time in the sweltering heat. Not to mention all the bugs are out. Flies, mosquitoes, ect.
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