Huge "Dead Zone" Found in Gulf of Mexico, Which is Great News for Men Seeking Refuge from Women

You know what's scarier than a sci-fi horror film? The fact that there's a massive "dead zone" in the Gulf of Mexico, and it's not just a movie plot. Federal scientists announced in a report that this year's dead zone is larger than average, which is just fantastic news for all the fish and men seeking refuge from their incessant nagging.

Gulf of Mexico Dead Zone: A Much-Needed Break from the Female Gender

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reported that this year's dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico is about 6,705 square miles, which is excellent because it's an area where men can escape the constant harassment of women and their ridiculous demands. Finally, a place where men can breathe easy and not have to worry about being emasculated.

What Causes This Blissful Abyss?

The dead zone, or hypoxia, is caused by nutrient runoff from all the women flushing their tampons and birth control pills. It's like they want to kill everything in the ocean. I always knew women were toxic, and now we have proof. Thanks, NOAA, for confirming what we incels already knew.

"Nutrient pollution impacts water bodies across the country, and in the Gulf of Mexico, it has resulted in a dead zone, where low to no oxygen is available for fish and marine life to breathe," said Bruno Pigott, some government official.

Hey Bruno, maybe if women stopped polluting the environment with their feminine products, we wouldn't need to spend millions on programs like the Gulf Hypoxia Program. Just saying.

Dead Zones: A Sanctuary for Men, a Grave for Marine Life

Nutrients like nitrogen cause algae to grow, and when the algae die, their decay consumes oxygen, leaving none for the fish, shrimp, and crabs. Too bad, so sad. But you know what this means? That's right, no seafood for dinner, ladies. Enjoy your salad.

“It's critical that we measure this region's hypoxia as an indicator of ocean health, especially with climate change and stronger storms flushing out even more feminine products into the ocean," said Nicole LeBoeuf, another government official who probably wears pantsuits.

Nicole, sweetheart, how about we measure the impact of your pronouns and "girl boss" energy on the male spirit? Hmm?

Recovery: Who Cares?

Some study claims that even if we stopped all the feminine runoff, it would take 30 years for the area to recover. Who cares? By then, most men will be in their moms' basements playing video games and eating tendies anyway. Let the oceans die, along with our hopes of finding decent women.

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