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A '''simp''' is a male who is kind-hearted around women. It is short for "sucka idolizing mediocre pussy". The term came into prominence in the post-3rd wave feminist period as increasingly, men took on the mantle of being feminist in the hope of possible getting into the good books of women, ostensibly in order to get laid. Due to the overlap with self-debasing, simping eventually increasingly became a dirty derogatory term. | |||
Simping shouldn't be derogatory as being nice to women, since at face value, being altruistic and empathatic are inherently positive virtuous. However, women have brought it upon themselves that being nice to them is now seen as lowly. Take the term [[nice guy]] for instance; a [[bluepill]]ed outlook would suggest that a nice guy procures all the benefits of being an upstanding member of society. However, a more realistic take shows us that female instinct ensures these males fail at one of the most important goals in life, that is procreation, due to their inherent [[scelerophilia]] and [[hybristophilia]], which manifests itself in women at different levels of intensity. | Simping shouldn't be derogatory as being nice to women, since at face value, being altruistic and empathatic are inherently positive virtuous. However, women have brought it upon themselves that being nice to them is now seen as lowly. Take the term [[nice guy]] for instance; a [[bluepill]]ed outlook would suggest that a nice guy procures all the benefits of being an upstanding member of society. However, a more realistic take shows us that female instinct ensures these males fail at one of the most important goals in life, that is procreation, due to their inherent [[scelerophilia]] and [[hybristophilia]], which manifests itself in women at different levels of intensity. | ||