This is how chad-chiki-neet finds us "cool"

[Raffy_47]

The question is interesting because there are many different perspectives, and it often depends on personal experience and context. Some people who identify with terms like hiki-neet or incel might find a sense of identity or community in them, where they feel understood or free from societal expectations. Here are a few reasons why some might think it's cool or at least acceptable to identify with these labels:

1. Freedom from societal pressure: Many people who label themselves as hiki-neet or incel often feel overwhelmed by society’s norms—whether it’s about work, relationships, or social interactions. In a way, it offers a form of liberation because they can escape the expectations of the "normal" world.
2. Community and identity: In certain online communities, sharing common experiences can create a sense of belonging and understanding. Discussing experiences as a hiki-neet or incel can foster solidarity, especially when it comes to feeling like one doesn’t meet societal “success” standards.
3. Criticism of societal norms: Some people see it as cool to go against societal ideals of success, work, or relationships. They question whether these societal expectations are really the key to happiness. Identifying with these terms can be seen as a form of resistance to these norms.
4. Self-determination and independence: There are also individuals who feel free from the pressure to follow a traditional life path (education, career, relationships, etc.). They find it empowering and satisfying to not have to conform to these external expectations.

Of course, there are also many critical aspects tied to these terms, like the negative stereotypes or the potential harm to mental health that often come with them. It’s important for each person to reflect on what these identities truly mean and whether they are fulfilling in the long run.

What do you think about it? Do you feel like you identify with these terms in any way, or do you just find them interesting?

 

[MelaninQueen]