Incels now oppressed by women breaking eye contact with them

The part where it says “movimg [sic] her eye balls around but your face.” made me picture a woman removing her eyes and waving them around someone’s face. Eww.

I have a habit of staring at people and not blinking while I talk to them. Or spacing out in the direction that someone is sitting so I look like I’m staring at them. Both of them make people uncomfortable because I don’t understand the social thing of making eye contact at all. I’ll make you have a staring contest with me random stranger, right now. And i’ll fucking win. And yes, I have prescription eye drops I need to use multiple times a day because I blink far less then a human should lol.

@Lainy

I have a habit of staring at people and not blinking while I talk to them. Or spacing out in the direction that someone is sitting so I look like I’m staring at them. Both of them make people uncomfortable because I don’t understand the social thing of making eye contact at all.

I’ve never quite understood the social need for eye contact either. I don’t usually make eye contact with people because I’m on the spectrum. Instead I tend to stare off into space over a person’s shoulder.

Did anyone else read the rest of the thread? It gets worse. One says that they can’t make eye contact with women because it feels like “eating their rotten soul.” Then another advises staring at women to creep them out.

Buddy, women don’t make eye contact with you because women have learned the very hard way that according to certain men, any positive interaction no matter how trivial, any eye contact with them must mean that the woman is DTF with them. Regardless of whatever she was actually trying to communicate or imply in said interaction.

When they’re told otherwise, these same men tend to take it very poorly. Sometimes lethally so.

The fact that a woman is refusing to make eye contact with you should be both an indictment of society for making that a learned behavior for her and a major indication that her Creep-O-Meter is making like a Geiger counter inside Chernobyl in regards to you, but I doubt you’re capable of that kind of introspection or self-awareness.

…am I the only one who considers prolonged eye contact a threat?

@ WMDKitty

No you aren’t. At the schools I went to, longer ago than I care to remember, too many kids took prolonged eye contact as a challenge to a fight. The result has been a lifelong habit of trying to avoid prolonged eye contact. Then in more recent years add ‘Parkinson’s mask’ to the mix…

(apologies — slightly off-topic)

I recently moved to Stockholm. Here they say that if anyone makes eye-contact with you in public, they’re either drunk, crazy, or American.

@Lainy

I have that habit while walking, unfortunately, of just spacing out with my eyes going in a direction and relying on peripheral vision to get me through. It got me in trouble once with the caretaker of a young woman with cerebral palsy in a wheelchair going the other way, who told me fiercely not to stare: I was ten steps past before I even realised she had been talking to me at all, because I had just been spacing thinking about exams, not actual staring and registering anything. I try to be more careful after that, but I reckon I’m probably not very successful around exam time…

Just realised I made a slight mistranslation and wanted to correct it:
The first pronoun is “you” singular (presumably femininine, but can’t tell in writing). The third pronoun is “you” plural-feminine.
The rest, and the general sentiment, remain the same.

I wonder why he went for the Arabic, at all. Doesn’t seem like an obvious choice, since most of the regulars there wouldn’t be able to read it (and judging by the spelling mistake he is likely not an Arabic speaker himself), so what is it about? Is it a racist thing? It’s probably a racist thing, isn’t it?

Er, just realized I didn’t provide the quote (form the same thread I linked earlier) where he says that he’s a medical student:

truly under below life style. really really hate family and just started to wagecuck so i escape home.
+ planned to live in street
+ planned to drop out medical field college to stay wagecuck cuz poor [n-word-with-an-r]

I’m one step forward the rope. can’t fucking cope no more.
anyone else? please share. we -most of us- have no one but this forum..

I feel like the OP is leaving out some important details. Such as how, immediately prior to eye contact being broken, he was droning about how femoids aren’t really human and have rotted demon souls.

Yep, it’s definitely the wrist circumference that turns women off of incels, absolutely no doubt about it.

I once asked my wife what she thought of my wrist circumference. She claimed she hadn’t a clue, but I suspect that this was a distraction tactic to hide the fact that I’d stumbled upon the truth, which is that if my wrist circumference had been even a couple of millimetres less… well, our kids wouldn’t exist.