Deep hobbies are usually an incel trait

[disillusioned]

How many Chads or even just normie game devs do you see? Ditto for any truly 'complex' (e.g. requires more than trivial effort to do) activity. Go look at the subhumans who attend game jams and similar events. It's always the incels. Every. Single. Time.

Most of those 'hobbies' are actually just outgrowths of their existing shitty copes. Chad never spent all his time in high school playing WoW, Counter-Strike, Fortnite, or whatever the fuck it is popular now. Without this 'starting base', they never go on to become actual game devs, coders, etc. Being a loser is like a basic prerequisite for having a hobby that takes a long time to master.

And the worst part is that most of these freaks aren't even especially likable. Many have horrible social skills, are arrogant (usually out of insecurity/low self-esteem), see their shitty cope as their entire life (because they have nothing else) and thus alienate away more 'normal' members of their communities, etc.

I'm starting to think having any hobbies at all is actually in and of itself an incel trait.

 

[160cmcurry]

 

[SoNotFunny]

Cavil is addicted to WoW

 

[Sceptical]

Cavil is addicted to WoW

chad plays what chad wants

 

[pashanimair]

How many Chads or even just normie game devs do you see? Ditto for any truly 'complex' (e.g. requires more than trivial effort to do) activity. Go look at the subhumans who attend game jams and similar events. It's always the incels. Every. Single. Time.

Most of those 'hobbies' are actually just outgrowths of their existing shitty copes. Chad never spent all his time in high school playing WoW, Counter-Strike, Fortnite, or whatever the fuck it is popular now. Without this 'starting base', they never go on to become actual game devs, coders, etc. Being a loser is like a basic prerequisite for having a hobby that takes a long time to master.

And the worst part is that most of these freaks aren't even especially likable. Many have horrible social skills, are arrogant (usually out of insecurity/low self-esteem), see their shitty cope as their entire life (because they have nothing else) and thus alienate away more 'normal' members of their communities, etc.

I'm starting to think having any hobbies at all is actually in and of itself an incel trait.

I get where you’re coming from, but I think you’re oversimplifying things way too much. The idea that hobbies, or investing time into learning complex skills, are inherently an “incel trait” doesn’t hold up when you zoom out a little. People gravitate toward hobbies for all kinds of reasons curiosity, creativity, stress relief, a sense of identity, or just plain fun. Yes, a lot of socially awkward or isolated people end up pouring themselves into hobbies like gaming, coding, music production, etc., but that doesn’t mean the hobbies themselves are inherently a mark of being a loser.
The reason you don’t often see stereotypical “Chads” in those spaces isn’t because hobbies are for losers, it’s because a lot of them don’t need that outlet for identity. If you’re socially rewarded, physically confident, and already accepted by peers, you might not be driven to spend countless hours mastering something niche. On the other hand, for someone who feels left out or ignored, hobbies are a way to build skill and meaning when the social world isn’t giving them that. That doesn’t make it pathetic if anything, it shows persistence and resilience.
It’s also not true that these hobbies are exclusively filled with awkward, unlikable people. Sure, there are plenty of arrogant, socially clumsy types in those communities, but there are also tons of genuinely passionate, talented, and even charismatic people who thrive in them. The loud minority often defines the stereotype, but reality is more diverse.
Framing it like “hobbies = cope” ignores the fact that everyone has some kind of cope. Chad just copes in socially celebrated ways going to the gym, playing sports, partying, chasing girls. Nerds cope through coding, gaming, or creative projects. Strip away the social lens and they’re both just coping mechanisms to deal with boredom, mortality, and the fact that life is often empty without purpose.
So no, hobbies aren’t inherently an incel trait. They’re just different paths people take depending on their circumstances, personality, and social context. If anything, the ability to stick with a hobby and actually build something over years shows discipline and drive qualities that aren’t exclusive to “losers” at all.

 

[5'7" 3/4s]

I get where you’re coming from, but I think you’re oversimplifying things way too much. The idea that hobbies, or investing time into learning complex skills, are inherently an “incel trait” doesn’t hold up when you zoom out a little. People gravitate toward hobbies for all kinds of reasons curiosity, creativity, stress relief, a sense of identity, or just plain fun. Yes, a lot of socially awkward or isolated people end up pouring themselves into hobbies like gaming, coding, music production, etc., but that doesn’t mean the hobbies themselves are inherently a mark of being a loser.
The reason you don’t often see stereotypical “Chads” in those spaces isn’t because hobbies are for losers, it’s because a lot of them don’t need that outlet for identity. If you’re socially rewarded, physically confident, and already accepted by peers, you might not be driven to spend countless hours mastering something niche. On the other hand, for someone who feels left out or ignored, hobbies are a way to build skill and meaning when the social world isn’t giving them that. That doesn’t make it pathetic if anything, it shows persistence and resilience.
It’s also not true that these hobbies are exclusively filled with awkward, unlikable people. Sure, there are plenty of arrogant, socially clumsy types in those communities, but there are also tons of genuinely passionate, talented, and even charismatic people who thrive in them. The loud minority often defines the stereotype, but reality is more diverse.
Framing it like “hobbies = cope” ignores the fact that everyone has some kind of cope. Chad just copes in socially celebrated ways going to the gym, playing sports, partying, chasing girls. Nerds cope through coding, gaming, or creative projects. Strip away the social lens and they’re both just coping mechanisms to deal with boredom, mortality, and the fact that life is often empty without purpose.
So no, hobbies aren’t inherently an incel trait. They’re just different paths people take depending on their circumstances, personality, and social context. If anything, the ability to stick with a hobby and actually build something over years shows discipline and drive qualities that aren’t exclusive to “losers” at all.

more gpt slop

 

[pashanimair]

more gpt slop

Why would I do something like this?

 

[medddrop]

Chads care more about slaying Stacy's

 

[normmacdonald]

All the hobbies you listed take place on the internet, notoriously an anonymous and faceless platform. Makes sense that sub5s would flock to it as they can transcend their physicality which they surely resent

Sport is a hobby. Ronaldo is pretty fucking deep into his hobby lmfao. Bobby Fischer was quite handsome (probably like high MTN, nothing crazy, but he had height and status halo) and he got so deep into his hobby (eventual career) that he went schizo (even if you're on the same page about jews he undeniably ruined his life and went hermit for like 30 years lol)

 

[gimmedatacc]

see their shitty cope as their entire life (because they have nothing else)

 

[The Grinch]

I'm starting to think having any hobbies at all is actually in and of itself an incel trait.

Crazy how retarded you are

 

[The Grinch]

So people who have sex regulary don’t have hobbies?

Look at this imbecile

 

[1966Ford]

Chad's sex-having activities are also considered a 'deep hobby.' One of its activities involves piping trench deep in your oneitis' or your mother's loose vagina.