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Are there incels who are not social outcasts? For example, someone that's really ugly and an incel, but has normal friends, except he doesn't get any female attention.
My personal experience on this matter is that my ugliness and autism contributed to my friends treating me like a joke. It was always like this. I had one friend in my teen years, we hang out often, but he occasionally put me down in front of others, treating me like a laughing stock, insulting my appearance, my voice, my figure etc. When I went to college in another town, I was treated in a similar way by a number of people. Even when I got one girl to be my "friend", I always had to call her to ask her something, she never called me about anything and broke off all contact after first year of college.
Are there incel people that don't have to go through this? Or are we all destined to suffer in loneliness, or play a scarecrow even if we somehow manage to get "friends"?
My personal experience on this matter is that my ugliness and autism contributed to my friends treating me like a joke. It was always like this. I had one friend in my teen years, we hang out often, but he occasionally put me down in front of others, treating me like a laughing stock, insulting my appearance, my voice, my figure etc. When I went to college in another town, I was treated in a similar way by a number of people. Even when I got one girl to be my "friend", I always had to call her to ask her something, she never called me about anything and broke off all contact after first year of college.
Are there incel people that don't have to go through this? Or are we all destined to suffer in loneliness, or play a scarecrow even if we somehow manage to get "friends"?