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Dating/marriage is probably overwhelming but w/ the right one it's not! 
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How (and when) exactly was the word "incel" coined, does anybody know? It seems like such an odd word for what it is.
Ha ha, I was gonna ask that same question when I brought it up. I wanna know what group coined it.How (and when) exactly was the word "incel" coined, does anybody know? It seems like such an odd word for what it is.
Today I was listening to a YouTuber that randomly brought up the incel topic. He's married w/ children so is definitely not an incel. &, based on what I know of him, I'm guessing he never was.
Anyways, he was explaining that 'incel' is a word used by the same kind of people that would laugh at & mock you for being dateless in high school, & that it's a derogatory word. He also brought up, as Juan said, it can mean a whole lot more than that as well, that it's used to attach a whole bunch of villanois things to someone that have little to do w/ someone want to date. Basically attaching a bunch of negative stereotypes to it.
Maybe that's why I don't identify as an incel, b/c it's a word that is designed to put someone down in a derogatory way that can assume a lot of falsehoods about someone.
Ha ha, I was gonna ask that same question when I brought it up. I wanna know what group coined it.
Today I was listening to a YouTuber that randomly brought up the incel topic. He's married w/ children so is definitely not an incel. &, based on what I know of him, I'm guessing he never was.
Anyways, he was explaining that 'incel' is a word used by the same kind of people that would laugh at & mock you for being dateless in high school, & that it's a derogatory word. He also brought up, as Juan said, it can mean a whole lot more than that as well, that it's used to attach a whole bunch of villanois things to someone that have little to do w/ someone want to date. Basically attaching a bunch of negative stereotypes to it.
Maybe that's why I don't identify as an incel, b/c it's a word that is designed to put someone down in a derogatory way that can assume a lot of falsehoods about someone.
Watched the video as well. The point at issue in the video is 30% of guys would fit into that definition and that number is rising and it's not helpful to make generlizations based on the behavior of an extreme minority sub-set within that group.
It reminds me of racism where people justify their racism because of the behaviour of a minority of people within that race and then make absurd generalizations. It's a problem of human nature, not a word.
Technically most Christians would be voluntarily celibate unless they are married, correct? I mean, if you just want sex, you could just pay a prostitute or, if you're female, go to a bar. I'm pretty sure male sex workers exist too.
Thus, the idea is ridiculous. The difficulty is not in obtaining sex, it is obtaining a relationship suitable for the act of procreation and the bonding opportunities that sex offers.
Incel means "involuntary celibate". I'm just pointing out that word choice is aiming at the wrong problem.Well, the Christian version of an incel is a man who can't even land a date pretty much. Or you're always friend zoned.
The heart of it is complaining about feminists treating guys like scum and holding them to impossible expectations.
For me it is less about numbers and more about whether the guy has any goals or ambition to grow whatever he is into. Tonight I was talking to a guy who is very into boats - right now he's working on a ferry and plans to buy his own boat and travel the world. Obviously, there is less money in being a boat driver than in being, say, a programmer, but both programmers and boat drivers can be productive for God's glory and honor and expand their operations over time.Which brings me to what just appeared on my YT feed.