u/Ceazer4L

TikTok Has Become Gender War Slop.

As soon as the Americans got their hands on TikTok, the whole app has become a cesspool of lonely, degenerate adult babies. You can blame me and tell me to stop doomscrolling and for that you’re correct, but you can’t deny TikTok is currently the number one internet platform especially among young people, and you can’t help but think how completely cooked they are if the slop shows up on their FYP.

just switch off the phone and go outside bro 🤓

Do you know how many people spend most of their waking hours online and scrolling through TikTok? Believe it or not, but 90% of normal everyday people are mouth breathers prattling through social media. So this can only mean one thing: people are watching these losers’ TikToks and taking it hook, line, and sinker.

Either it’s a 23-year-old woman fresh out of college who thinks she’s got all the answers by bashing men and putting them in their place, meanwhile continuing to date men, and has a personal account with them, propping them up and making travel vlog content with them.

Or it’s a recently divorced dad, super roided up and talking about some bs like the 80/20 rule and how you need at least 100k in your bank account by age 25 and at least 100 bodies by age 30, meanwhile he is going around using Meta glasses to pick up the most middle-of-the-road, average, and mundane chicks to ever exist.

Guys, I’m going to be as clear as I can: ignore TikTok entirely. All the gender war content is utter slop. None of it is ever consistent, and a lot of it is due to people feeling either distraught or resentment towards the opposite sex because they were done dirty. Others are usually young people who just finished their gender studies classes. The app seems to go after men the most. Sure, you’ll get your occasional bp edit from a moronic 13-year-old, but who cares about the opinion of a 13-year-old anyway? But the algorithm seems to focus most of its energy on making men the sole cause of all the wrongs in our gender dynamics, especially within heterosexual discussions. And when you point out the wrongdoings of women, you’ll get met with the:

Men only get rejected, we get assaulted.

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u/Ceazer4L — 4 days ago

2006 vs 2016 vs 2026 Popular Male Hairstyles.

The images on the post are public usages

Okay so these are popular hairstyles of the past 20 years, which one of these wins as the most stylistically unique or visually appealing hairstyles.

2006: Once again 2006 leans even heavier on emo, with the fawhawk being the most prominent style for adults above 21.

Most kids and teens rocked the long emo mop top.

2016: I’d argue that this was when the hipster undercut and man bun started to overstay its welcome. Jacob Sartorious haircut would start to takeover the rest of the decade, especially with teens and early twenties, the same goes for dreadlocks that got a major push due to soundcloud rap’s popularity.

2026: In 2026 we see different varieties in hairstyles, with a continued popularity of the 90s curtain bangs and the 80s mullet and moustache combo. We’re also seeing a more streamlined look with young kids and teens and that’s the modern shag and pookie haircut often with a taper fade.

Dreads are even more popular now with thicker twists.

Which era stands out the most.

Once again the hairstyles I put up are ones that stood out the most, plus not everything can fit.

u/Ceazer4L — 10 days ago

2006 vs 2016 vs 2026 Popular Female Hairstyles.

The images on the post are public usages

Okay so these are popular hairstyles of the past 20 years, which one of these wins as the most stylistically unique or visually appealing hairstyles.

2006: Heavy emo and or 70s boho influence, the most stand out aspect of the decade is the overly chopped and side swept bangs with chunky highlights.

2016: This was during the whole tumblr phase, messy buns, pastel pink, undercuts and long or short wavy hair often in ombré. For the African American community there was a huge push for the natural look hence the return of locks.

2026: The modern era is that of revivals, but the most stand out aspect is the slick back bun considering the 2020s is drenched in grunge inspired, haircuts the slick back (clean girl) look has become a massive go to for the 18-34 crowd.

Everything else is heavily influenced by older alternative styles, kinda blending together grunge, punk and emotional hardcore.

Which era stands out the most.

Once again the hairstyles I put up are ones that stood out the most, plus not everything can fit. Lemme know if you want a male one next.

u/Ceazer4L — 11 days ago

These are shows that I watched a lot growing up, but when I tell my fellow zillennials, have they ever heard of these shows they get confused. I just think I’m alone on this one has anyone here ever seen any of these shows growing up or was it just me… it’s just me right?

u/Ceazer4L — 15 days ago

From roughly the turn of the millennium (1997-2003), raunchy and ballsy took over pop culture in a big way. From music to movies to TV and video games and so on, but I want to know why that happened.

I’d also like to know why it went away but my guess would obviously be the internet like most trends, everything seemed to just switch online. As a side note, before the latter half of the 90s, extreme sports and grunge culture took over the mainstream so it was likely what may of also resulted to this trend.

u/Ceazer4L — 21 days ago