One type of girl I could never get along with were the SJWs. It's not that I don't respect them for wanting to better the society, but they're just typically so misguided, and I can't resist correcting them. And when I do, they get pissed off, and refuse to listen, just assuming that I'm "part of the problem".
This resulted in numerous online arguments in social media comment threads, that made quite a few girls despise me. I mostly didn't care what they think of me, except with the hot ones, in which case I went to great lengths to try and explain my point of view to them, which invariably had the opposite effect of what I wanted, making them hate me even more.
And, of course, those were always the so-called social media influencers, the girls with hordes of follower simps willing to approve literally anything they write and hate anyone who doesn't. All of this did nothing good for my own popularity.
One of them was Maca, a content writer in the company I worked at as a software developer. She had a very pretty face and a sexy body, and her pleasant demeanor in everyday small talk and almost constant smile gave her the appearance of the sweetest girl in the world, which, sadly, she wasn't. We constantly argued at work, because she saw literally everything as sexism, and kept going on about wage gaps and patriarchy.
Our arguments all ended the same way: she'd run out of real arguments and start calling me "mansplainer". The irony of that term actually being sexist never hit her.
That all changed when I made a fatal mistake.
After my adventure with Danica, I was left overflowing with sexual energy, with nowhere to release it. Every day, every moment I was alone, I looked at the pics and vids I took of her, relived the events in my mind, and jerked off like crazy.