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> A woman now can realistically say, "I want a man this good, or nobody". Doesn't that make her a female incel? What's the difference?
by tus666 4y ago
> A woman now can realistically say, "I want a man this good, or nobody".
Doesn't that make her a female incel? What's the difference?
- CurtHagenlocher 4y agoThere is a term "femcel"... I think the difference (no matter what you are or what kind of person you're attracted to) is in the way you choose to deal with failure.
- tus666 4y agoBy writing snarky blog posts on extremist websites? Reminds me of something...
- quantified 4y agoNo, she's not talking about being rejected by men. She is VOLUNTARILY celibate. I know plenty of women who are happy with themselves and some toys until a suitably attractive guy comes around.
- tus666 4y agoSounds like she is being rejected by "worthy" men or she would be with one of them?
- quantified 4y agoNo, per the ancestor post, she wants a man who measures up to her standard, or she's staying solo.
- tus666 4y agoThat literally means she can't find someone who wants to be with her. That is literally the definition of an incel.
- quantified 4y agoNo, that means she can't find someone she wants to be with. 100 doofuses could be wanting to be with her and she'll be happy without any of them. She is VOLUNTARILY celibate.
- tus666 4y agoNo, voluntary would mean she could find someone she wants but she still chooses to be single.