This is absolutely right and I'm really glad to see the discussion get more serious. Drinking isn't my fucking scene, don't get me wrong, I'll occasionally have a drink at a party or something like that I've just never been all that bothered about alcohol and don't worship it the way other people do.

Adding to that it's even finding one that I actually like that doesn't taste like crap lol I'm just going to come out and say that most drinks I've had taste awful to me. Throw the feminism and alcohol situation into the mix generally where you should frankly never be alone in a room with a woman who's had anything to drink these days and yeah it's fucked.

The place I have been able to sort of socialise and just hang out with people generally are comedy clubs. I've enjoyed that, I should probably consider doing it more, however again with the feminists I know, but the non-woke comedy clubs are few and far between. I'm up north in the UK and I always have to travel to London get to a comedy show that's worth watching. The most recent one I went to was Count Dankula's roast and I watched that live which was fun. Let's be real though, especially if it's actual edgy comedy, not many women go to that and it's a real sausage fest. At least though you have a chance of talking to people generally who aren't going to sperg over a dark joke and have a sense of humour.

This is absolutely right and I'm really glad to see the discussion get more serious. Drinking isn't my fucking scene, don't get me wrong, I'll occasionally have a drink at a party or something like that I've just never been all that bothered about alcohol and don't worship it the way other people do.

Adding to that it's even finding one that I actually like that doesn't taste like crap lol I'm just going to come out and say that most drinks I've had taste awful to me. Throw the feminism and alcohol situation into the mix generally where you should frankly never be alone in a room with a woman who's had anything to drink these days and yeah it's fucked.

The place I have been able to sort of socialise and just hang out with people generally are comedy clubs. I've enjoyed that, I should probably consider doing it more, however again with the feminists I know, but the non-woke comedy clubs are few and far between. I'm up north in the UK and I always have to travel to London get to a comedy show that's worth watching. The most recent one I went to was Count Dankula's roast and I watched that live which was fun. Let's be real though, especially if it's actual edgy comedy, not many women go to that and it's a real sausage fest. At least though you have a chance of talking to people generally who aren't going to sperg over a dark joke and have a sense of humour.