Peterson's 12 Rules for Life v2.0-- actual book discussion

[Rev. Rye]

By "enforced monogamy" or whatever the term was he simply meant a society that encourages people to be monogamous by pressure through societal norms. He was NOT talking about any sort of situation where women are forced to sleep with "incels" or anything of the sort.

Watch the Joe rogan Podcast and hear his own words, from his own mouth.

I figured that pretty early on. Unfortunately, still it's at best just a band-aid over the real problem, and at worst, a pipe dream no more realistic than a return to the Garden of Eden. It's not simply not getting laid that makes an incel an incel; it's the toxic rage at women and society. I can't get laid, but I know better than to treat women as a terribly dangerous other as a direct result of that (honestly, it's our similarities that we really need to watch out for more than our differences). If, say, Elliot Rodger and Alek Minassian actually got their dicks wet, do you think they'd actually get better? Here's a true (so far as we know) story of what happened when someone who fits the incel typology actually got married. And it ain't pretty. To be fair, there are stories of a happier incel marriage on r/incelswithouthate, but they aren't the guys who commit terrorist attacks because they can't get laid.