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It seems that this frustrated fellow decided to air out his grievances in a Facebook group that OP belongs to. It also seems as though he had been contacting women unsolicitedly and needless to say, that didn't go well.
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The text is full of red flags. He fancies himself a hero for restraining himself from humiliating the women who expressed discomfort at his advances. These advances were so unwanted that one of the recipients actually alerted her father, who in turn got the cops involved. Between that and his mention of Nabokov's Lolita, it seems he was messaging underage girls, which is simply not okay.
The people of Twitter were quick to chime in with their thoughts, which range from negative to extremely negative. But there's something satisfying about seeing a loser roasted to a crisp for their incredibly crappy actions.
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People Roast Creepy Incel For Crazy Facebook Manifesto
The phenomenon of incels taking to the internet to air out their unhinged frustration toward women is nothing new. At this point in time, it's pretty much expected. It feels as though there's always some dude lurking behind a Twitter or Reddit corner, waiting to explain some intellectual subject to a woman who a) doesn't know who this dude is and b) really, really doesn't want to hear it. It's often under the guise of connection. And it usually results in rejection. And sometimes, after being rejected because of their social ineptitude, they complain about it on the internet. Which usually only makes them look worse. Twitter user @stevienickstd happened to experience one of these woefully misguided manifestos.
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