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RGJ587 t1_je9y4ch wrote

Fully support these women reaching out to each other to find friendship.

I also just want to say, it's sad that if this was a men's club, people would attack it and its members for being "incels". Which is probably why something this specific for combating loneliness hasn't popped up on the men's side.

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Ggboyz331 t1_jeafxmi wrote

I think making a club with a clear stance against that kind of attitude is the way. Kick out the incels, just like punks keep kicking out the Nazis.

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Zeptojoules t1_jeaz8qv wrote

It's because when men make such groups it doesn't behave feminine enough and that's bad role modelling for boys.

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RGJ587 t1_jeb7lwq wrote

Exactly. A group like this for men would come under immediate attack for being a "haven of toxicity".

There is a dramatic lack of understanding an empathy towards men's mental health. And because some online trolls have drawn headlines for being rude towards women, now anyone who falls under the "incel umbrella" is immediately labeled as toxic and should be attacked.

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_Karmageddon t1_jec8pf4 wrote

Ironically anyone trolling loneliness groups of any gender are probably way more socially deprived than any of it's members.

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