Discussion Can people who become ugly and shorter later be considered incel?

[jartiyer1]

For example, a war veteran; before the war he was handsome and had a girlfriend, but after the war he was injured and disfigured, so no foid will look at him anymore.

or

Let's say a boy hits puberty early and grows taller than his peers, and during this time, he has sex with a foid. But after a few years, height elongation stops, and his other peers surpass him, and in his current state, he will never be able to get a foid.


Do you think these guys can be considered an incel?

 

[AdExpress]

not sure about 2nd but first yes like veterans who had their face blown off

 

[Paladin]

No but I'd consider them nearcels

 

[DoomThreeKoala]

No but I'd consider them nearcels

Pretty agreeable.

 

[jartiyer1]

No but I'd consider them nearcels

Honorary Aryans

 

[Hoor Al-Ayn]

yes but i don't think they're equivalent to born incels in pain

 

[Yabadadabadoo]

Nearcels. Once you have ascended there is no coming back

 

[Hoor Al-Ayn]

yes but i don't think they're equivalent to born incels in pain

some say that losing something is harder than never having it, but I'd rather have a million dollars for 5 years than be broke my whole life

 

[lnceI]

Nearcels. Once you have ascended there is no coming back

And who made that rule? I agree that they dont belong here with us but they are incels by definition

 

[superpsycho]

IMO inceldom is something you can ascend from AND descend into, but people who just simply descended into inceldom at a later age will never have the mentality or feel the pain of a permavirgin truecel, they will likely be bluepilled unaware incels.

 

[MRHK_57]

First case sure, but not so sure for the second case.

I think both of them will have a hard time to wrap their heads around the concept of blackpill, so I don't think they will agree with us. They will be similar to those "single, virgin but not incel" type morons you find at IT.

Incel has evolved way beyond the initial involuntary celibate. If you go by the original definition, yes they are. But will they be similar to us in any way? No.