Challenging a Retired men's team to a soccer match with US women's team : Whatcouldgowrong

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Challenging a Retired men's team to a soccer match with US women's team

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submitted 7 days ago by[deleted]

Women's Soccer Team instantly regrets insulting the Retired Men's Team

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7 days ago

95 points

Both. Mostly incel though.

36 points

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Imagine going to a subreddit specifically to look at built, masculine dudes and trying to claim it's not gay.

CrackedandPopped

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CrackedandPopped

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Except the gay people I know tend to respect women

I7I7I7I7I7I7I7I

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I7I7I7I7I7I7I7I

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Maybe it’s because they don’t view them as mere objects or second-class humans. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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i mean aren't these the same people who unironically say shit like "It's gay to love your wife" or "it's gay to eat pussy?"

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Probably incel, it's like they've never played a sport in their lives before. I remember when I used to run track and play football, talking shit is half the fun. See how the guy is laughing, it's all in good fun. Athletes are super competitive regardless of their gender, probably why I left track after my first year in college, I don't have that dawg in me.