Screenshot on the right is part of my dating profile
Steam reviews and community discussions have become a cesspool of incel rage.
this post was submitted on 30 Sep 2024
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I am not sure I have ever seen a "community discussion" in my >15 years on steam. Where are those hidden?
The "Community" tab on a game in your library or the store page, I forget which. It's usually filled with guides, art, highlights, and a heavy dose of shiposting (often in the form of fake guides). Have not encountered posts OP is referring to, but I don't really go on there much.
I don't have sympathy for the dude on the left, but it's sad these people fool themselves into thinking they're lost causes so, conveniently, there's no point in doing any introspection or self-improvement. It's the women who are wrong. We live in a society