Sometimes, we think we know everything about our partners. But, surprise! They might have secrets that can totally change how we see them.
The Big Reveal
A woman went online for advice after dumping her boyfriend. She found out he was into some pretty troubling online groups that didn’t respect women at all. She told her story on the internet, and it blew up!
The Unpleasant Truth
Imagine just hanging out, then you see your partner’s computer. What you find? Pages and pages of really uncool stuff about how he thinks about women. This woman was so grossed out, she just packed up and left. No goodbye, no drama, just gone.
“I just couldn’t face him after that. So I left everything behind,” she shared.
Her Reddit account is gone now, so we can’t ask her more. But people online had a lot to say.
Internet Says: You Did Good!
Most people online were on her side. They were like, “You did the right thing!” and “Hope you’re okay now!” It’s scary to think the person you’re with isn’t who you thought they were.
The Dark World of Incels
The guy was part of the “incel” community. That stands for “involuntarily celibate.” It’s mostly guys who are mad because they’re not dating. They blame everyone else but themselves. But it’s not just about being angry. There’s more going on.
Not Just Angry Guys
Sure, when you hear “incel,” you think of angry dudes who don’t like women. But some say it’s deeper than that. It’s about feeling alone, having a tough time with mental health, and just not connecting with people.
Craig Harper, a smart psychology guy, says these incels often feel like victims and think they’re better than others. But they’re also super lonely and often depressed or anxious.
Loneliness Is a Big Deal
Being lonely isn’t just about feeling sad. It can actually make you sick. Like, it can increase your risk of serious stuff like heart disease, stroke, and even dementia.
What People Think
After hearing her story, lots of folks had something to say. They hoped she was doing okay and praised her for making a tough, but maybe necessary, choice.
Lessons Learned
This story isn’t just gossip. It’s a reminder that we might not know people as well as we think. And it’s a look into how being super lonely can lead to some really unhealthy ways of seeing the world.
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