XHS is a platform dominated by young urban liberal women and isn’t going to be particularly representative of Chinese society as a whole.
Like I don’t think it’s showing lies or anything, queer people can and do live safely and openly in China’s cities, but the app might not show realities of rural conservatism, or the fact that homophobia is still very common within family units if not in broader society. Just something to be aware of.
I’m on the fence, people like Tate are attached to the Incel political movement whether or not they fit the literal meaning of the word.
Like you’re correct in that they’re not literally celibates, what that’s not really what “incel” means anymore in common context.
Report them and they’ll get banned, but that doesn’t really have anything to do with this thread.
I was on the sub, and here on chapo.chat’s first day, and yet this is my first comment on this account.
Not saying it’s the same case for the person you’re replying to, but account age isn’t necessarily “time spent on the site”.
Chengdu has a (positive) reputation of being China’s most queer-friendly city, I guess she was drawing attention to that?