[ SECRET POST #3155 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3155 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Neckbeards, MRA, TERFs, SJW, bronies?

[(Anonymous)]

I've met people who have extreme tendencies in those directions, but no one who fully embodies the stereotypes.

Which, you know, is what you would expect.

Re: Neckbeards, MRA, TERFs, SJW, bronies?

[(Anonymous)]

OP here

Me too, which is part of why I'm asking. I've never seen a 'typical fedora' even if I've run into sexist or entitled men, for example.

Plus lots of the extreme stereotypes on the internet like our resident radfem are probably only pretending to be those stereotypes for the purposes of trolling...

Are these groups even significant outside of the internet?

Re: Neckbeards, MRA, TERFs, SJW, bronies?

[(Anonymous)]

Well, I don't just mean sexist or entitled men, I mean men who are fedora-ish but maybe not all the way into the stereotype.

(I also tend not to spend a lot of time around people like that, because they suck, so I can't really comment definitively on who they are)

Re: Neckbeards, MRA, TERFs, SJW, bronies?

[(Anonymous)]

radfems have been around before the 70s.