It's Over an incel is never in the right place at the right time

[turbocuckcel_7000]

an incel is never in the right place at the right time.

he's never prepared for the situation, never been there before, or been there often enough to gain familiarity.
he didn't know to show up early when the getting was good.
he was too inhibited to talk to everyone and make contacts from the very beginning, or thought it doesn't matter.
by the time he talks to her, she is always already in a long happy relationship.
he came into the group late.
all the places he can think of visiting are filled with dissimilar people.
the groups he tries to enter have already become solid, stable and balanced and don't particularly need an outsider.
moving or education transfers regularly intervene to make him a transplant rather than a regular.
he's never an insider, and tries to hack it in the public eye without that advantage.
if something good is happening or about to happen, he's always the last to know about it.
he is always one step behind, when it comes to knowing where the cool people gather, knowing what the easy lucrative jobs and scams are before they're all played out, knowing about social trends that can be used to one's advantage before they burn out and are replaced, when it comes to everything.

he doesn't fit anywhere. and if he does find the place, then he is certainly too late.

 

[TheHaircutBrother]

Incels are just the embodiment of Murphy's law

 

[big nose bug eyes]

Legit. Incels are like puzzle pieces that fit in literally nowhere. We're always one step behind the curve.

 

[Figthcel]

Perfectly summarized

 

[A10n3]

This describe very well how I feel in most situations life has to offer.
I'm always on the wrong timing when interacting socially. I can't seem to find my time to interact, and if I happen to somehow make it, it's a pure coincidence. It rarely happened anyway.
Gl playing life on Hardcore mode when foids never left debug room and Chad play with Action Replay.

 

[Hikkineet]

Trying to fit into an established social group seems like a cruel joke. People just see you as a straggler and a nuisance more than anything.

 

[FiveFourManlet]

High IQ thread

 

[big nose bug eyes]

Trying to fit into an established social group seems like a cruel joke. People just see you as a straggler and a nuisance more than anything.

Most groups are looking for people to add something positive to their social group. Good looking people add social value. Incels add nothing, in fact they usually lower the value of your group, so you better have at least drug dealer status as an incel.

 

[theoldnick]

an incel is never in the right place at the right time.

he's never prepared for the situation, never been there before, or been there often enough to gain familiarity.
he didn't know to show up early when the getting was good.
he was too inhibited to talk to everyone and make contacts from the very beginning, or thought it doesn't matter.
by the time he talks to her, she is always already in a long happy relationship.
he came into the group late.
all the places he can think of visiting are filled with dissimilar people.
the groups he tries to enter have already become solid, stable and balanced and don't particularly need an outsider.
moving or education transfers regularly intervene to make him a transplant rather than a regular.
he's never an insider, and tries to hack it in the public eye without that advantage.
if something good is happening or about to happen, he's always the last to know about it.
he is always one step behind, when it comes to knowing where the cool people gather, knowing what the easy lucrative jobs and scams are before they're all played out, knowing about social trends that can be used to one's advantage before they burn out and are replaced, when it comes to everything.

he doesn't fit anywhere. and if he does find the place, then he is certainly too late.

Damn, it hurts a bit because it's so true

 

[turbocuckcel_7000]

High IQ thread

 

[pyromancer1234]

he doesn't fit anywhere. and if he does find the place, then he is certainly too late.

Brutal. Why does this happen, though? It's not supernatural. It's because attractive people get invitations to things. They get notified on the down-low and scooped up early due to their desirability. One of the mechanics of the formation of cool insider groups is that they snake around all the unattractive people.

 

[Illyaizu]

We are all the embodiment of the reverse Midas effect.

 

[turbocuckcel_7000]

Brutal. Why does this happen, though? It's not supernatural. It's because attractive people get invitations to things. They get notified on the down-low and scooped up early due to their desirability. One of the mechanics of the formation of cool insider groups is that they snake around all the unattractive people.

indeed, it just feels almost supernatural when you're on the receiving end of it, and still growing up

 

[turbocuckcel_7000]

We are all the embodiment of the reverse Midas effect.

tbh