Its crazy the amount of victim shaming there is on this sub
When anybody needs a vent or anything regarding this sub specifically, i see comments constantly like "but your being vague" or "well maybe your just sensitive" etc etc. Of course, I saw this trufold when a trans person posted a few hours ago about being made fun of and getting hate for "being cringe." The overwhelming response? "Well not everything is about you" "you feel this way about everyone who disagrees with you and call it transphobic" "you posted online, what did you expect?" These werent one off comments either. It was majority, with several upvotes too.
Im sorry but I dont think the expectation for this sub was to justify hatred because "you posted online and it was cringe." Do you know the amount of posts I see here on a daily basis of "im 27 and cant talk to women, Im so lonely" and then the advice comes and its "but i cant but im so lonely." To ME, thats cringe asf. Oh but I would get roasted for saying that and being "insensitive." But why is it different when someone who isnt cishet complains about hate? "What did you expect." Idk, maybe they expected this sub to actually care about everyone in it lmao.
Obviously this isn't everyone. But I was shocked how much victim shaming there was here. I cant imagine a girl posting a bad experience here and her being met with "well what were you wearing" or "well that sucks, but you DID choose to go to the bar/out in public" its in essence the same situation and response. Im not sure if its always been like that here, or if our generation is just becoming more hateful, or maybe most people here are just insecure incels.
If you dont want to see "cringe" just scroll past it. Its not hard. Justifying hate bc of it makes you look like a 🤡
Edit: It seems OP deleted their original post, but comments can still be read via the link for anyone who wants context. My point was that it doesnt matter how cringe something is, hate should not be welcome here. IMO everyone is focusing on the wrong thing. Coming at me or OOP in the comments is exactly why I made this post.