Incel Of The Week

This show deals with the statistics of serial killers living among us (going down but still too high) and introduces our next topic of discussion, sexual exploitation and sex trafficking. What inspired this show was Michael Brandon's incel comments saying 2-8% of sexual assault accusations are misreported and that this makes sexual assault "extremely low," which is BS. I don't know why Brandon decided to argue that in regards to the topic of serial killers, but nonetheless, the incel mind is a strange area to venture in.

I cover how my friend was shamed for trying to tell others about her sexual assault, online. I also give incels a few advice on escaping or getting out of the cycle of self-loathing before it's too late.

IOTW (Incel Of The Week Podcast):

Welcome to our first episode!

It's going to be a little awkward, but not as awkward & cringey as some of the conversations we'll talk about today. Each week, we'll regretingly bring you a collection of the worst the Internet has to offer.

Come with us as we dive at the "speed of Incel" into these DMs and take a journey through the mind of sex-deprived hormonally entitled. These conversations are either found or submitted to us from real people, sharing their real stories, about their oftentimes scary and life-altering online encounters with the involuntary celibate, incel.

Let their lack of self-awareness be an educational learning tool and an informative warning to all, you are in control & responsible for your own actions in the realm of online communication.

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