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I agree with your premise that the article was a complete strawman. I suspect most people here know someone who qualifies as an incel (the harmless kind) and s
by cheez 8y ago
I agree with your premise that the article was a complete strawman.
I suspect most people here know someone who qualifies as an incel (the harmless kind) and so I don't think it's such an insignificant minority. I know I've had dry periods when I've gotten too busy with work or life. The difference is that I know how to get back on the horse. Incels absolutely have no clue what to do. Their growth is stunted.
Too bad, it's a topic that should be discussed. Previously, societal shame forced people to get married and stay monogamous (or at least give that impression). Once this no longer existed, the incel was born.
It's just evolution, IMO. But young men with no career/family prospects and no sex are quite possibly the most dangerous kinds.