[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Autism Capital 🧩 [@AutismCapital](/creator/twitter/AutismCapital) on x 877.2K followers Created: 2025-07-25 16:10:55 UTC Seeing a lot of yapping about this "Tea" app recently where women can post pictures of men and anonymously talk unverified shit about them. "If you have nothing to hide, why do you care?" These are historically dangerous words. An app specifically designed around hurting others is not a good thing. Amplifying talking shit about people is NOT a good outcome. This is not gender specific. This cuts both ways. Could you imagine the outrage if there was an app called "BodyCount" where men posted pictures of women and "slut-shamed" them? There likely *will* be an app like this created now just out of pure retaliation over this app. Now everything will become escalated and that's NOT a good thing. This is continuing the trend of pitting men and women against each other. Men are now more fearful to approach women because of things like this, and women are now more angry with men because their entertainment is coming from outrage and the anger animal spirits are nurtured. We often see clips of women saying "Why don't men approach us? What happened to all the men?" Young men today are scared. Imagine they mess up on their date now all of a sudden they're on Tea and the whole world is making fun of them. There's no margin for learning in the world like they once could, so they just quietly quit. This is a super dangerous outcome for both genders, does not lead to more love or harmony, does not help the birth rate, does not lead to successful relationships, and is just going to create more combativeness where there should be love instead. Not sure how this trend reverses, but it needs to. This is not a good thing. XXXXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [women](/topic/women) [tea app](/topic/tea-app) [Post Link](https://x.com/AutismCapital/status/1948777997475217823)
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Autism Capital 🧩 @AutismCapital on x 877.2K followers
Created: 2025-07-25 16:10:55 UTC
Seeing a lot of yapping about this "Tea" app recently where women can post pictures of men and anonymously talk unverified shit about them.
"If you have nothing to hide, why do you care?"
These are historically dangerous words.
An app specifically designed around hurting others is not a good thing. Amplifying talking shit about people is NOT a good outcome. This is not gender specific. This cuts both ways.
Could you imagine the outrage if there was an app called "BodyCount" where men posted pictures of women and "slut-shamed" them? There likely will be an app like this created now just out of pure retaliation over this app. Now everything will become escalated and that's NOT a good thing.
This is continuing the trend of pitting men and women against each other. Men are now more fearful to approach women because of things like this, and women are now more angry with men because their entertainment is coming from outrage and the anger animal spirits are nurtured.
We often see clips of women saying "Why don't men approach us? What happened to all the men?" Young men today are scared. Imagine they mess up on their date now all of a sudden they're on Tea and the whole world is making fun of them. There's no margin for learning in the world like they once could, so they just quietly quit.
This is a super dangerous outcome for both genders, does not lead to more love or harmony, does not help the birth rate, does not lead to successful relationships, and is just going to create more combativeness where there should be love instead.
Not sure how this trend reverses, but it needs to. This is not a good thing.
XXXXXXX engagements
