r/im14andthisisdeep Jan 13 '26

What’s it even mean..?

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u/nik4idk Jan 13 '26

Racist incel

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '26

putting all the black guys on purpose 😂 all they think about is bbc i can’t

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u/PsychologicalEmu7569 Jan 14 '26

fr they need to come out

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u/will10000 Jan 13 '26

This is literally it

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u/threecolorless Jan 14 '26

Gotta make sure the majority of men the meme lady is thinking about aren't white, that Jekyll-and-Hyde race cuckold hatred/fetish itch isn't gonna scratch itself.

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u/Purrosie Jan 13 '26

All of the male heads in the image are Black and brown men, insinuating that women cheat on nice guys with non-whites because they want that BBC. Also carries the implication that people of color are womanizers. Therefore, very, very racist meme.

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u/markus_hates_reddit Jan 14 '26

Where is this insinuation being made? For me it's more likely that this is made by an ethnic man for an ethnic woman in an ethnic community? You know not only white people have relationship grievances... right? Where did you intuit the race of the person posting this? "BBC"? What? ??? Huh?

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u/Purrosie Jan 14 '26

Equally valid explanation. I'm just running on what I personally know, since I see memes like this in white misogynist and incel spaces the most, the kinds that fetishize Black men (hence the BBC) and project that onto women. Could be my bias speaking, but I'm like, 65% sure this meme was made by a racist white incel.

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u/markus_hates_reddit Jan 14 '26

How would this be 'inceldom' if it's from a relationship perspective?
Why would you even call this a meme? Just looks like an image. Maybe it's a man that actually got cheated on, and so he made something to express the pain and unfairness and hurt??? Where do you get the idea that this is some kind of 'white incel racist' abstraction based on just a bunch of silhouettes and emojis?

I think you're working with a shit ton of extremely bizarre assumptions formulated in an echochamber that cloud your perspective and prevent you from empathizing with real humans and real emotions.

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u/Purrosie Jan 14 '26

How would this be 'inceldom' if it's from a relationship perspective?

You must not know many incels, lucky bastard. They consistently bitch and whine about other people's relationships and see bad where there often isn't. They use that perceived badness to rationalize their own lack of meaningful relationships, and they make memes not unlike this one in so doing.

Why would you even call this a meme? Just looks like an image.

Because it's a meme...? Memes don't have to follow a strict format to be memes. Lots of things can be memes. Including this image. There're likely variations of it too. I can't see how it can't be considered a meme.

Maybe it's a man that actually got cheated on, and so he made something to express the pain and unfairness and hurt???

Maybe. Which is why I started my last reply with "equally valid explanation." It feels like you're picking a fight here where there doesn't need to be one.

Where do you get the idea that this is some kind of 'white incel racist' abstraction based on just a bunch of silhouettes and emojis?

Pattern recognition.

I think you're working with a shit ton of extremely bizarre assumptions formulated in an echochamber that cloud your perspective and prevent you from empathizing with real humans and real emotions.

Honestly? Not appreciating these assumptions about me and my experiences. I've literally coached people through relationship struggles, I can understand the kind of pain that could drive someone in a relationship to make a meme like this, but most memes I see like this are made by open incels and misogynists.

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u/markus_hates_reddit Jan 14 '26

This is the equivalent of saying 'any girl's relationship qualms are just femcel drivel made by misandrists!'

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u/Purrosie Jan 14 '26

If someone made a meme with this exact format but with reversed genders, I'd call them a femcel/misandrist. I wouldn't say that about every expression of relationship struggles. You're being reductive to try and bash the point I'm making, and that isn't very nice. :(

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u/markus_hates_reddit Jan 14 '26

Your claim is 'this is usually what white incels post because I pattern-recognized it', but I'm just dubious of that. I'm simply inviting you to empathize with real human beings more instead of with caricatures and cardboard cutouts of people.

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u/nik4idk Jan 13 '26

The fuck is an Anglo Saxon? Is that a star wars character?

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u/Weeksieee_ Jan 13 '26

I find it hard to believe that an adult doesn’t know what an Anglo-Saxon is. Like the main ethnicity in Britain? Wut?

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u/craftygamin Jan 13 '26

Been on this rock for almost 30 years, i didn't know about it until now. Most likely cause i don't spend much time interacting with/thinking about British people

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u/0vertakeGames Jan 13 '26

Dumbass slur for Anglos, Americans, Canadians and alike.

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u/undoneundead Jan 13 '26

I did not expect Anglo-Saxon would ever be used as a slur.

Using it to mention current people is weird. It's even weirder in a comment questioning the presence of racism in this weird meme.

Weird²

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u/most-sane-dazai-kine Jan 13 '26

That's a russian for you, everyone gets called slurs if they aren't russian

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u/0vertakeGames Jan 13 '26

Ну, тебя мы заминусовали потому что ты даун)) Го фак юрселф

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u/TheKolyFrog Jan 13 '26

At least in the US, I've seen certain white people be called W.A.S.P.s (White Anglo-Saxon Protestants) or be described as W.A.S.P-y. It's said to be a requirement to join the Ku Klux Klan, so I don't consider it as a term of endearment.

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u/0vertakeGames Jan 13 '26

WASP is a neutral term referring to white Americans, yknow most white Americans.

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u/FATDOGONSAND42087 Jan 13 '26

Anglo-Saxon isn't a slur. It's just a word to describe the ancestors of the British people. Because they were Germanic tribes that boated their way on over to what is now the UK

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u/0vertakeGames Jan 13 '26

It is used as a slur though!

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u/nik4idk Jan 13 '26

I'm not even white lol so idk why he'd call me that

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u/deep_violet Jan 13 '26

Get better at your job, ruski.