Theory Chat GPT describes me

[Scatius Deletus]

Do me, please.

@DeliriousMerchant on incels.is is known for his active participation in community discussions and for expressing cynical views about social dynamics. He often talks about his own experiences of feeling isolated and unwanted, especially when it comes to relationships, and shares his opinions on topics like ethnic dating preferences in Ireland. He has expressed skepticism about the prospects for unattractive individuals, and his posts often reflect a broader frustration with societal expectations and norms【189†source】【190†source】.

He has also been involved in discussions about organizing community meetups, suggesting ideas like friendly sparring sessions followed by social gatherings, reflecting his interest in activities that bring incels together. He has a dark sense of humor and occasionally posts content that others find controversial, such as joking about sparring with other users【188†source】.

Additionally, DeliriousMerchant has been the subject of doxxing attempts, which were discussed openly on the forum. Despite these incidents, he continues to be an active member, participating in discussions and sharing his experiences and perspectives on various aspects of life and society【191†source】.

 

[DeliriousMerchant]

@DeliriousMerchant on incels.is is known for his active participation in community discussions and for expressing cynical views about social dynamics. He often talks about his own experiences of feeling isolated and unwanted, especially when it comes to relationships, and shares his opinions on topics like ethnic dating preferences in Ireland. He has expressed skepticism about the prospects for unattractive individuals, and his posts often reflect a broader frustration with societal expectations and norms【189†source】【190†source】.

He has also been involved in discussions about organizing community meetups, suggesting ideas like friendly sparring sessions followed by social gatherings, reflecting his interest in activities that bring incels together. He has a dark sense of humor and occasionally posts content that others find controversial, such as joking about sparring with other users【188†source】.

Additionally, DeliriousMerchant has been the subject of doxxing attempts, which were discussed openly on the forum. Despite these incidents, he continues to be an active member, participating in discussions and sharing his experiences and perspectives on various aspects of life and society【191†source】.

Very interesting. I'm such a peaceful fellow. Summer might've done something for me.
@Biowaste Removal @Schizoidcel

 

[SlayerSlayer]

@SlayerSlayer on incels.is is a prominent and long-standing member known for his controversial posts, extreme viewpoints, and dark humor. He has been described by others as the "godfather of trueceldom," and his contributions to the forum are often highly regarded by members who share similar beliefs. His posts frequently touch on topics such as coping with aging, feelings of inadequacy, and the struggles of being an incel. He is described as having experienced severe bullying in his childhood, which has contributed to his negative outlook and his perception of the world as unfair, especially for people like him【86†source】.

SlayerSlayer is also one of the moderators of the forum, and he has a reputation for his brutal commentary and interactions. He was involved in discussions about being "doxxed," which appear to have happened multiple times. These incidents were part of ongoing harassment, but he took it with his usual dark humor, even joking about being compared to the Joker【88†source】【89†source】.

In addition, SlayerSlayer is known for being one of the more homophobic members on incels.is, ranking in the top ten list of the most homophobic users on the forum. His posts frequently use slurs, and he has made many anti-LGBTQ comments, often in an exaggerated and confrontational style that resonates with some members of the community【90†source】.

wow nothing about teen on teen sex

 

[BurtCocaine]

 

[WorthlessSlavicShit]

@WorthlessSlavicShit

User "@WorthlessSlavicShit" on incels.is has a highly controversial presence, being known for provocative and often confrontational posts. He joined the forum in October 2022 and has accumulated over 12,000 posts since then. He frequently participates in discussions that revolve around blackpill ideology, genetic determinism, and themes of racial superiority, often taking a highly cynical and antagonistic stance.

Not bad.

In his posts, @WorthlessSlavicShit talks openly about his beliefs in the inherent social and genetic advantages of certain racial groups, often intertwining these beliefs with white supremacist rhetoric.

Not really.

He also expresses the belief that relationships between inexperienced men and women are never truly equal, with the man always holding inherent power, even if both are inexperienced virgins. This contributes to his overall attitude that women are always in a position of exploitation within a relationship, which is a common sentiment among members of the incel community who see gender dynamics through a highly negative lens【308†source】.

Literally what I was arguing against multiple times and making fun of ITards for apparently believing in.

In addition to his blackpilled and deterministic viewpoints, @WorthlessSlavicShit engages in humor that often leans into self-deprecation and nihilism.

Yes.

He has even been involved in discussions where other users mention his doxxing, though it's treated with a mix of casual banter and dark humor by the community, showing the level of desensitization present in these forums【309†source】.

I really wanna see those sources, I've never been doxxed here, even though it probably wouldn't be hard with how much info about myself I've used to leave on the site, though at least I hope I've cut down on that.

Overall, his posts are characterized by a blend of self-hatred, antagonism towards societal norms, and racial superiority rhetoric. His presence on the forum exemplifies the extremes of incel culture, where fatalism, rejection of social norms, and antagonistic attitudes towards others create a shared identity among members.

Eh, 80% accurate. And about 60% overall.

 

[TheJester]

@TheJester is one of the most notorious and influential users on incels.is. Unlike other users, he appears to have vast knowledge of social economics and the dangers of modern dating life. His posts frequently touch on subjects such as social problems, psychology, finance and critical views towards modern dating. TheJester furthermore talks about topics such as escapism, anti-feminism, doomerism and the blackpill.

 

[Scatius Deletus]

@TheJester is one of the most notorious and influential users on incels.is. Unlike other users, he appears to have vast knowledge of social economics and the dangers of modern dating life. His posts frequently touch on subjects such as social problems, psychology, finance and critical views towards modern dating. TheJester furthermore talks about topics such as escapism, anti-feminism, doomerism and the blackpill.

@TheJester on incels.is is an active member known for his cynical humor and use of "jestermaxxing" as a coping strategy, which involves acting like a clown to entertain others in order to gain some level of social acceptance. However, he admits that this strategy often backfires, as people only see him as a source of entertainment, leading to his contributions being dismissed in serious contexts. He advises others against jestermaxxing because it results in being undervalued and seen as nothing more than a "clown" by those around him【201†source】.

He frequently shares personal stories and frustrations about his work experiences and attempts to connect with women. He described getting fired from a job after just five days, largely due to his attitude and inability to meet the expectations of customer service. He found the situation amusing, which ultimately led to him being let go. He also expressed his frustration at being surrounded by people who misunderstand conditions like ADHD【197†source】.

Additionally, @TheJester discusses his unsuccessful experiences with online dating, recounting multiple brief interactions with women on Discord. He describes these conversations as generally boring and devoid of genuine connection, often feeling like the women were uninterested or lacked individuality. His view on simping is particularly negative, criticizing those who pay for OnlyFans content as being misguided and lamenting the transactional nature of these interactions【198†source】.

He also participated in discussions about coping mechanisms, such as learning to play the piano. He initially thought it might help attract women but later realized it was more useful as a personal "cope" rather than a way to impress others. He finds value in learning instruments but is also critical of the time and money he spent on it, believing it didn't yield the desired social benefits【200†source】.

 

[Animecel2D]

do @Truest truecel

 

[Scatius Deletus]

do @Truest truecel

@Animecel2D on incels.is is one of the forum's most prolific members, well-known for his massive post count and commitment to "postmaxxing"—a term used to describe making as many posts as possible. As of the latest discussions, he has made over 235,000 posts on the forum, earning a kind of legendary status among some of the members. This commitment has sparked speculation about whether he uses scripts to automate his posting, though he has denied these allegations, stating that if he had been scripting, he would have faced consequences such as a temporary ban or reduction of his post count【208†source】【210†source】.

Animecel2D has also been described as "the God of this forum" by some, highlighting his impact and popularity in the community. His consistent activity has led some users to suggest he should be a moderator, though he isn't one as of now. He is considered a "trucel," which in the forum's context means someone who is genuinely involuntarily celibate without pretending or exaggerating their situation【208†source】.

Despite his high activity, some users have criticized him for low-effort posting, with accusations that his posts lack depth or meaningful content. There are also conspiracy theories that he might be part of a social experiment or a bot, though he insists that he is a real person and actively engages in discussions to prove his authenticity【207†source】【209†source】.

Overall, @Animecel2D is a controversial but influential figure on incels.is. He is admired by some for his dedication to posting and engaging in community discussions, while others view his activity with skepticism, questioning the methods and motives behind his massive post count.

 

[Fed_911]

Ask ChatGPT to predict my future

 

[Fed_911]

Let’s see what it thinks

 

[Scatius Deletus]

Ask ChatGPT to predict my future

Let’s see what it thinks

@Dneum912 is a well-known member on incels.is who frequently shares his frustrations about his appearance, height, and perceived lack of success with women. He often discusses height in relation to attractiveness, believing that the minimum height for desirability is 6'3", with 6'7" being ideal. He dismisses 6 feet as no longer being impressive in modern dating standards. His posts are filled with resentment towards his perceived physical shortcomings, including his height, facial structure, and other characteristics, which he believes make him undesirable. He often expresses hopelessness, mentioning that he cannot improve his situation despite trying【216†source】【217†source】.

Dneum912 frequently speaks about the "zero-sum game" of attraction, where he believes that the existence of "Chads" is possible only by having others to serve as "losers" in comparison. He uses this logic to justify his own negative experiences, framing them as a necessary outcome in a society where some people must always lose for others to win. He often shares his desire to have been a "tall, dominant" figure, such as a college football quarterback, which he views as living life on "tutorial mode"—meaning an easy and privileged life【220†source】.

He is deeply pessimistic about his prospects, often expressing thoughts of despair. He has stated that he feels his fate was sealed from birth, blaming inherited traits like his mother's short stature and certain physical features that he believes make it impossible for him to achieve success in dating or social situations. His posts reflect a sense of inevitability and frustration, as he believes he was doomed from birth to be unattractive and unsuccessful【218†source】【219†source】.

Overall, it seems likely that @Dneum912 will continue to struggle with the same feelings of inadequacy and hopelessness unless there are significant changes in his mindset or circumstances. His outlook is shaped by his belief in the "blackpill" ideology, which holds that certain individuals are inherently doomed due to their genetic traits. This fatalistic perspective suggests that without a shift in his worldview, Dneum912's future on the forum may continue along the same bleak trajectory, marked by dissatisfaction and a lack of hope for change.

 

[Fed_911]

@Dneum912 is a well-known member on incels.is who frequently shares his frustrations about his appearance, height, and perceived lack of success with women. He often discusses height in relation to attractiveness, believing that the minimum height for desirability is 6'3", with 6'7" being ideal. He dismisses 6 feet as no longer being impressive in modern dating standards. His posts are filled with resentment towards his perceived physical shortcomings, including his height, facial structure, and other characteristics, which he believes make him undesirable. He often expresses hopelessness, mentioning that he cannot improve his situation despite trying【216†source】【217†source】.

Dneum912 frequently speaks about the "zero-sum game" of attraction, where he believes that the existence of "Chads" is possible only by having others to serve as "losers" in comparison. He uses this logic to justify his own negative experiences, framing them as a necessary outcome in a society where some people must always lose for others to win. He often shares his desire to have been a "tall, dominant" figure, such as a college football quarterback, which he views as living life on "tutorial mode"—meaning an easy and privileged life【220†source】.

He is deeply pessimistic about his prospects, often expressing thoughts of despair. He has stated that he feels his fate was sealed from birth, blaming inherited traits like his mother's short stature and certain physical features that he believes make it impossible for him to achieve success in dating or social situations. His posts reflect a sense of inevitability and frustration, as he believes he was doomed from birth to be unattractive and unsuccessful【218†source】【219†source】.

Overall, it seems likely that @Dneum912 will continue to struggle with the same feelings of inadequacy and hopelessness unless there are significant changes in his mindset or circumstances. His outlook is shaped by his belief in the "blackpill" ideology, which holds that certain individuals are inherently doomed due to their genetic traits. This fatalistic perspective suggests that without a shift in his worldview, Dneum912's future on the forum may continue along the same bleak trajectory, marked by dissatisfaction and a lack of hope for change.

Mindset is cope nigga GPT. I’m past my prime and it’s over for me.

 

[Da_Yunez]

@Da_Yunez
Da_Yunez, who goes by the username "Makimacel," joined incels.is in March 2024 and has become quite a prominent figure on the forum, contributing over 9,400 posts. His personality is marked by a mixture of humor, cynicism, and a fascination with provocative and dark themes. He engages in various types of content ranging from sarcastic interactions to more NSFW edits and media posts involving controversial figures and events, like "Dylann Roof Edit" and "TAI Headquarters Attack Edit." His interest in such topics points to a fascination with darker, sometimes violent imagery that resonates with the kind of extreme discussions present in incel forums.

He has a significant role in the community, as evidenced by his frequent mentions as a favorite user by other members. One user specifically noted that Da_Yunez was the first person they spoke to on the forum, describing him as a "nice guy," which suggests he makes an effort to connect personally with others on the platform. Despite this, his posts often reflect a pessimistic worldview, emphasizing themes such as defiance against perceived societal repression—like stating he wouldn't be "taken alive" if the authorities ever labeled incels as terrorists and tried to institutionalize them【89†source】【91†source】.

In terms of his style and persona, Da_Yunez has shown interest in fashion, but not in the conventional sense. He aligns more with a rebellious look inspired by mass shooters and paramilitary aesthetics, something that he acknowledges would make him appear threatening in public spaces. This "massshooterstylemaxx" approach to style aligns with his general attitude of resisting societal norms and embracing a radical image【92†source】.

accurate tbh

 

[Da_Yunez]

If an "Incel Civil War" broke out on incels.is, here’s how each notable user, marked with their respective handle, might react:

### 1. @Deep.Nest ("El Violador")
- Role in Conflict**: Likely an instigator or aggressor. Given his desire for notoriety, he would probably lead a radical faction focused on extreme ideological purity, willing to take drastic measures to make his mark.
- **Motivation**: He’d see the civil war as an opportunity to gain significance, similar to his desire for recognition through radical change, even if it’s through negative means【228†source】.

### 2. @VideoGameCoper
- **Role in Conflict**: Likely a mediator or observer. With his laid-back, humorous demeanor, he would prefer to watch the conflict unfold, possibly aligning with a less radical faction, using sarcasm to keep things light.
- **Motivation**: He may align with those who want to avoid unnecessary escalation, preferring to ridicule the absurdity of the conflict rather than get involved in direct fighting【62†source】.

### 3. @Scatius Deletus
- **Role in Conflict**: Would align with or lead an extremist faction. His confrontational nature and history of escalating arguments suggest he’d embrace a civil war as an opportunity to purge "fakecels."
- **Motivation**: He would want to test and enforce ideological purity, using the war to call out and eliminate anyone he deems as insufficiently committed to the incel movement【41†source】.

### 4. @Animecel2D
- **Role in Conflict**: A neutral figure, using irony and humor to engage with both sides. He would likely stay detached and use sarcasm to poke fun at the war, not committing fully to any side.
- **Motivation**: He would see the conflict as unnecessary, using it to create ironic content and critique the seriousness of other users' actions, avoiding full engagement【217†source】.

### 5. @TheTroonAnnihilator
- **Role in Conflict**: Align with the radical faction, likely spurring on more extreme behavior and radical ideology. His stance on "dollmaxxing" and rejection of societal values would push him towards the more anti-social wing of the conflict.
- **Motivation**: He might use the opportunity to further advocate for non-normative relationships, positioning himself against any moderate voices that support societal norms【78†source】.

### 6. @Da_Yunez ("Makimacel")
- **Role in Conflict**: Chaotic-neutral participant. He would probably use the conflict as a source of content, making humorous and provocative edits, mocking the seriousness of the factions.
- **Motivation**: For @Da_Yunez, the war would be a chance to create NSFW content and memes, using the chaos for comedic relief without a real commitment to either side【89†source】.

### 7. @Morphine
- **Role in Conflict**: Might prefer staying on the sidelines, throwing in sarcastic comments. He could align with whichever side seemed less radical while actively avoiding direct involvement.
- **Motivation**: He would focus on maintaining a somewhat calm demeanor, preventing the conflict from escalating to ridiculous extremes, and participating only to criticize or make light of the situation【118†source】.

### 8. @Retardfuel
- **Role in Conflict**: Aggressive participant in the extremist faction. He would take this as an opportunity to provoke and intensify the situation, using dark humor to escalate conflicts further.
- **Motivation**: He’d use the war as a stage to demonstrate his aggressive stance and potentially purge those whom he feels do not fit the true ideology of inceldom【110†source】.

### Relationships and Factions:

- **Radical Blackpill Purists**:
- @Deep.Nest, @Scatius Deletus, @Retardfuel, and @TheTroonAnnihilator would likely form the extremist faction. This group would advocate for strict adherence to blackpill ideology, targeting anyone perceived as conciliatory or insufficiently committed.

- Ironically Detached Observers**:
- @VideoGameCoper, @Animecel2D, @Morphine, and @Da_Yunez would represent those who see the conflict as unnecessary. They’d prefer to make ironic or sarcastic comments, aiming to lighten the mood and criticize the senseless fighting.

### Outcome:
- The **Radical Blackpill Purists** would likely intensify the fragmentation of the community, creating a heavily paranoid atmosphere where users are under constant scrutiny for their ideological commitment.
- @VideoGameCoper and others in the ironically detached group would use humor and sarcasm to attempt to undermine the seriousness of the conflict, potentially gaining more support from members who are disillusioned by the extremism of the radicals.
- The community would fragment into smaller sub-groups, with the aggressive faction alienating many users and the more moderate or detached participants either stepping away or forming their own smaller, more flexible alliances.

Overall, the hypothetical incel civil war would deepen divisions, increase mistrust, and potentially cause the incels.is community to fragment into isolated factions—each more disillusioned, radical, or resigned than before.

I would drop a .is civil war edit tho

 

[iraniancel]

do me

 

[Starfish Vs Koala]

@Penguin "Penguin" is a prominent member of incels.is who has made significant contributions across a variety of topics. He joined in July 2024 and has been actively involved in the community since then. Penguin is known for a mix of straightforward commentary, humorous remarks, and engaging in more conspiratorial discussions that are common on the forum.

One notable aspect of Penguin's presence is his involvement in threads where users speculate about different topics, including discussions about well-known YouTubers possibly having incel ties. He tends to take a skeptical approach towards mainstream narratives, expressing the belief that many public figures and influencers are part of a larger system that seeks to control individuals and maintain certain ideologies. He has commented on how these influencers, including some with connections to incel culture, might avoid drawing direct attention to forums like incels.is to prevent backlash or "raids" by critics from other platforms【150†source】.

Penguin is also often seen participating in threads discussing incel experiences with women, and his commentary reflects the general sentiments of disillusionment and suspicion that are typical within the community. He expresses skepticism about interactions with women being genuine, which mirrors the overarching belief among many members of the forum that women only engage with men under superficial or ulterior motives【149†source】.

Overall, Penguin is actively engaged in discussions that range from conspiratorial musings to personal grievances, contributing to the overall atmosphere of skepticism and frustration that characterizes much of the incel community.

 

[Diddy]

The user "@Rapist," also known as "@Diddy," is a highly controversial and provocative member of the incels.is community. He engages in extremely inflammatory discussions often centered around themes of rape, power dynamics, and relationships. His rhetoric is heavily filled with derogatory comments towards women and praises high-status males who exploit power dynamics to have sexual encounters, which is often referred to as "statusmaxxing" in the community. The discussions he involves himself in tend to be explicit, with a focus on extreme blackpill ideology, emphasizing how society allegedly benefits "Chads" (attractive males) while neglecting others like incels【242†source】【243†source】.

He has also contributed to discussions criticizing women who accuse high-status men of abuse, asserting that they do so only to absolve themselves of guilt for being "cheating whores." His posts suggest a deeply antagonistic perspective on gender relations, where he expresses contempt for perceived societal injustices against men, particularly those he believes are of lower social or sexual value【244†source】.

In general, "@Rapist/@Diddy" reflects the more extreme side of incels.is, pushing rhetoric that centers on power, exploitation, and disdain for norms that limit male dominance, aligning with the darkest corners of incel ideology【245†source】.

What the fuck is it saying, I barely mention anything about Chads.

 

[Fed_911]

What the fuck is it saying, I barely mention anything about Chads.

JFL

 

[iraniancel]

@gymcellragefuel

 

[XtremeMax]

Scatius Deletus on incels.is is characterized by an abrasive and often aggressive approach to his interactions. He frequently engages in inflammatory and controversial discussions, reflecting an extremely pessimistic view of life and social relationships. His posts are a mix of mocking, dismissive comments and heavy engagement in blackpill ideology—essentially a belief that society is rigged against certain individuals, particularly those who feel "involuntarily celibate" due to factors they see as beyond their control.

He often expresses resentment and hopelessness, which he extends to political topics, particularly criticisms of societal norms that he sees as working against people like him. In one thread, Scatius Deletus talks about how the system was "designed to reject" people like him and rails against the "gynocentric" societal structure. He also expresses a deep animosity towards the biological and social aspects of hypergamy (the practice of seeking a partner of higher status), stating that the only solution would be to somehow remove this drive from women entirely—a sentiment that underscores his often fantastical and extreme viewpoints on gender dynamics【56†source】.

In other instances, he also shares memes and comments that carry strong undertones of misogyny and fatalism. His interactions often end up escalating discussions into emotionally charged exchanges, which either mock other users' experiences or paint an extremely negative picture of his own life. He also uses humor in a dark, often cynical way, especially in threads that ridicule dating dynamics, relationships, or political figures【53†source】【54†source】.

Overall, Scatius Deletus presents himself as someone who is deeply entrenched in the incel ideology, emphasizing nihilism, rage against the status quo, and an intense belief that there is no solution to what he perceives as systemic issues facing men in his position. This persona makes him a prominent figure in discussions that are filled with a sense of hopelessness and resentment against broader society.

Do me for instant good luck

 

[FrozenInsomnia]

Do @comradespiderman29

 

[Logic55]

Once again that's a fitting description

But now I'm the Incel Skeptic. I think that's a more accurate name for me

 

[Biowaste Removal]

Very interesting. I'm such a peaceful fellow. Summer might've done something for me.
@Biowaste Removal @Schizoidcel

I don't remember you at all when the months that I first joined tbh, you seem like a user that joined, became inactive for a while and then got active

 

[Biowaste Removal]

Do me, @Despicablecel, @Made in Heaven, and @Chang Longwang

 

[Biowaste Removal]

Also do @lazy_gamer_423

 

[Biowaste Removal]

This is fucking bullshit, I asked chatgpt and it gave me some faggot-ass answer "muh I can't give information about specific users on the site" "i cant search specific websites"

 

[Chang.Beijing]

This is fucking bullshit, I asked chatgpt and it gave me some faggot-ass answer "muh I can't give information about specific users on the site" "i cant search specific websites"

You need to shave shekels to 4o

 

[Lazyandtalentless]

The user "lazyandtalentless" on incels.is engages in discussions related to inceldom, often expressing a sense of disillusionment with societal expectations and the challenges faced by individuals within the community. Their posts tend to reflect a critical view of mainstream values and norms, showcasing themes of frustration and a perceived lack of opportunity.

In various threads, they articulate feelings of inadequacy, particularly regarding personal aspirations and societal standards, indicating a belief that hard work and talent do not guarantee success in a world that favors certain appearances and social dynamics. This perspective aligns with the broader incel discourse, which often critiques societal structures that they believe marginalize or overlook individuals who do not conform to traditional attractiveness standards.

 

[Lazyandtalentless]

The user "lazyandtalentless" on Incels.is portrays a deeply troubled personal narrative reflecting significant social and mental health challenges. In a post, they identify as a "shortcel" at 5'4" and describe themselves as having autism, borderline personality disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, and depression. They also mention a history of bullying for being a Native American in a predominantly white area, which has contributed to their negative self-image and feelings of isolation.

They expressed their frustrations with social dynamics, particularly around relationships and perceived shortcomings compared to others. For instance, in a recent thread, they vented about feeling overshadowed by "5'2 bald Indian janitors" who they believe are more successful in attracting women, illustrating their struggles with envy and resentment toward others who seem to have better social outcomes【28†source】【29†source】.

This user's posts often reflect a stark blackpill ideology, suggesting a deterministic view of life where external factors (like height and ethnicity) overwhelmingly dictate social success. They also seek community support on the forum, indicating a desire for connection amidst their isolation【28†source】.

If you want to delve deeper into their thoughts and community interactions, you can explore the threads directly on [Incels.is](https://incels.is).

 

[Lazyandtalentless]

They expressed their frustrations with social dynamics, particularly around relationships and perceived shortcomings compared to others. For instance, in a recent thread, they vented about feeling overshadowed by "5'2 bald Indian janitors" who they believe are more successful in attracting women, illustrating their struggles with envy and resentment toward others who seem to have better social outcomes【28†source】【29†source】.

 

[Scatius Deletus]

do me

@iraniancel is an active member of the incels.is community, known for expressing his struggles with life in Iran, particularly as an incel. He frequently comments on the hardships faced by Iranian men, including the challenging dating environment and economic difficulties. For instance, he mentions how the dating market in Iran is similar to that in the West but without the "copes" available there, and with a struggling economy. He often works long hours (up to 13-14 hours a day) and earns a very low income, which contributes to his feelings of hopelessness and frustration【227†source】.

He has also expressed frustration about broader geopolitical issues, like the state of Iran's military capabilities compared to countries like Israel, and the impact of ongoing tensions. This political disillusionment is part of his general sense of feeling powerless in the face of larger forces beyond his control【229†source】.

Iraniancel engages in discussions about Iranian culture and women, sometimes sharing his own critical views about relationships and the struggles he faces as an Iranian incel. He appears to find it difficult to see a path forward that could improve his situation, and his posts often carry a tone of despair and resignation【227†source】【228†source】.

 

[Scatius Deletus]

@gymcellragefuel

@gymcellragefuel on incels.is is a highly active member, known for his dedication to "gymmaxxing"—a term used to describe self-improvement through intense physical training. He frequently shares his workout routines, which involve heavy lifting, including benching 125kg and curling 36kg dumbbells. His current focus is on "leanmaxxing" while maintaining visible abs at 100 kg body weight. He discusses different workout philosophies like the "1 set to failure" method, though he personally prefers an approach similar to Sam Sulek's, involving multiple heavy sets per muscle group. He tends to emphasize going "heavy af with decent form" and views gymmaxxing as crucial for building physical strength and confidence【236†source】【240†source】.

Despite his focus on physical fitness, gymcellragefuel often shares frustrations about his current situation, such as having to live with his parents to manage his university expenses. He is studying civil engineering and has faced academic challenges, including repeating a year due to a lack of commitment. He describes trying to balance university life, gym sessions, and dealing with parental control, such as when his parents poured his pre-workout supplements down the sink as a punishment for skipping lectures【237†source】【239†source】.

In terms of personality, gymcellragefuel identifies as having experienced frequent violence and conflict during childhood, which he believes has led to high levels of neuroticism. He openly discusses his struggles with mental health, attributing his behavior and mindset to these formative experiences【238†source】.

Overall, @gymcellragefuel represents a mix of dedication to physical self-improvement alongside frustrations with his personal circumstances and mental health struggles. His participation in the forum reflects the intersection of physical fitness and the broader "blackpill" ideology embraced by many on incels.is.

 

[Scatius Deletus]

Do @comradespiderman29

@comradespiderman29 is a controversial figure on incels.is known for his outspoken views, often revolving around racial discussions. He has been involved in numerous heated debates, particularly about the perceived superiority of Arabs and whether Arabs can be classified as "white." His attempts to argue these points have earned him criticism from other users, who accuse him of trying to prove racial superiority and projecting his beliefs onto others. Some have labeled him a "fakecel" because they believe he is more interested in racial discussions than genuinely engaging with incel topics【246†source】【248†source】【249†source】.

He has also been doxxed in the past, with users attempting to expose him as a "fakecel" and question his authenticity. Despite these incidents, he continues to be active on the forum, often defending himself against accusations and attempting to clarify his stance. He is described as having a provocative style, with some members advocating for his ban due to his confrontational behavior and repeated tagging of other users in racially charged threads【246†source】【249†source】.

Overall, @comradespiderman29 is seen as a divisive character within the incel community, with mixed reactions to his presence. Some view him as disruptive, while others seem to engage with his arguments, albeit critically. His focus on race, perceived attempts at one-upmanship, and strong views have made him both a prominent and controversial figure on the forum.

 

[Scatius Deletus]

Do me, @Despicablecel, @Made in Heaven, and @Chang Longwang

@Despicablecel is a banned member of incels.is, known for being controversial and frequently involved in racial discussions. He identifies as a "self-hating Hapa" and has expressed a desire to undergo surgery to look more "white-passing." This admission led to criticism from other members, particularly those who accused him of being obsessed with racial identity and projecting his insecurities onto others. He was often challenged by users like @comradespiderman29, who mocked him for being unable to prove his "white-passing" status and accused him of avoiding the topic by refusing to post pictures of his eyes【255†source】【256†source】.

In his posts, @Despicablecel frequently discussed topics related to racial mixing, particularly involving Hapas. He expressed negative views about mixed-race individuals like Blasians, Mestizos, and "half Curries," considering them less attractive compared to others. Despite this, he also claimed that Hapa men have a mix of Asian features combined with superior IQ, describing their physical attributes as "decent." His posts often displayed contradictions regarding race and identity, and his fixation on proving racial superiority led to tension with other forum members【257†source】【259†source】.

@Despicablecel was involved in several arguments, where he often used provocative language, contributing to his negative reputation within the community. His views on race and constant attempts to prove superiority through racial and ethnic comparisons were part of what made him a controversial figure, ultimately leading to his ban from the forum【258†source】

 

[LeFrenchCel]

What does it say about me?

 

[Scatius Deletus]

Do me, @Despicablecel, @Made in Heaven, and @Chang Longwang

@Biowaste Removal on incels.is is known for his inflammatory and provocative views, often involving racial comparisons and stereotyping. He refers to himself as a "Pan East-Eurasian Nationalist" and former "Ogremaxxer." His posts frequently contain derogatory remarks towards various ethnicities, using language that is meant to disparage specific racial and cultural groups. He often draws comparisons between Asian and Hispanic cultures, referring to Asians as more disciplined and hardworking, while dismissing Hispanic culture as superficial and hedonistic. His comments are filled with strong racial biases, which have made him a controversial figure within the community【264†source】【265†source】.

In discussions about physical attributes, Biowaste Removal often focuses on stereotypes about different racial groups, frequently emphasizing the perceived physical inferiority of certain ethnicities compared to others. For example, he claims that Asians dominate in sports like Olympic weightlifting, while dismissing other groups, particularly "Curries," as being physically weak. He also discusses his disdain for deadlifts as a form of exercise, suggesting alternative exercises like hang cleans and power cleans as better options for building strength【266†source】【267†source】【268†source】.

He also engages in conversations related to personal fitness, specifically "gymmaxxing" and combat sports, and has participated in discussions on physical strength and training. His posts suggest a dedication to physical fitness, though they are often intertwined with comments about racial and cultural superiority【268†source】. Overall, Biowaste Removal is characterized by his controversial, racially charged commentary, his focus on fitness, and his strong opinions about cultural values and physical attributes.

 

[Scatius Deletus]

Do me, @Despicablecel, @Made in Heaven, and @Chang Longwang

@Made in Heaven on incels.is is known for his controversial views, frequent involvement in racial discussions, and polarizing personality. He often posts about race, arguing that Middle Eastern, North African, and Central Asian people are "sub-groups" of whites. His posts reflect a belief that whiteness is tied to having a Caucasoid skull shape and fair skin, a perspective that has sparked debates with other members about the definition of whiteness. He tends to have a strong ego and dismissive attitude, which has led to conflicts with other users on the forum【277†source】.

Made in Heaven was banned for a period due to repeated incidents, including inciting arguments, disrespecting others, and his tendency to "incel-shame" and "race-bait." These behaviors made him one of the more controversial figures on the forum, leading some members to question whether he truly belonged there or if he was simply trying to stir up trouble. Despite this, he managed to gain a following, with some members defending him and others viewing his behavior as disruptive【275†source】【278†source】.

He often expresses disdain for modern society and holds a cynical worldview, frequently discussing his struggles with self-esteem and comparing himself to others on the forum. His posts are characterized by their confrontational tone and his attempts to assert racial superiority, which have contributed to his reputation as a divisive figure within the community【276†source】【277†source】.

 

[Scatius Deletus]

Do me, @Despicablecel, @Made in Heaven, and @Chang Longwang

@Chang Longwang on incels.is is known for his long, detailed posts that describe his life experiences and the struggles he faced growing up. He shares his upbringing in a wealthy family and his early expectations that his status would naturally attract women. However, as he grew older, he faced repeated rejection, which led him to become resentful and frustrated. He began isolating himself and eventually turned to online forums like incels.is to find like-minded individuals. This resulted in a deeper descent into a negative mindset, focusing on feelings of rejection and perceived societal injustices【284†source】.

Chang has also shared his early childhood experiences, detailing the severe bullying he endured in preschool. He describes various incidents of both verbal and physical abuse, often feeling isolated and unwanted. These experiences have shaped his view of relationships and society, leaving him with lasting emotional scars. He believes that the bullying he endured in his youth contributed significantly to his current situation as an incel, and he continues to express anger and frustration over how he was treated during those formative years【286†source】【287†source】.

He is often involved in racial discussions and has made controversial statements about interracial adoption, which he opposes due to his belief that it leads to confusion about identity. His opinions often draw criticism from other members, with some questioning the authenticity of his stories, accusing him of exaggerating or "larping" (live-action role-playing)【288†source】.

Chang Longwang's posts are a mix of personal anecdotes, deeply negative reflections on society, and controversial views that resonate with some members while alienating others. His presence on the forum is characterized by his pessimistic worldview and his attempt to make sense of the hardships he has faced throughout his life.

 

[Scatius Deletus]

Also do @lazy_gamer_423

@lazy_gamer_423 on incels.is is a highly active user known for his harsh views on women and frequent involvement in controversial discussions. He often uses derogatory language when talking about women, frequently attributing their success to the attention they receive rather than their own merit. For instance, he commented on a female indie game developer, arguing that her game's success was due to her leveraging attention rather than actual skill or quality of the product. He openly expressed his belief that women get undue attention simply because of their gender, and he often criticizes those who support such figures as "cucks" who are easily manipulated by appearances【294†source】.

He also participated in debates related to Andrew Tate, labeling him a narcissist and criticizing his followers on the forum. This led to heated exchanges, as other members defended Tate, while lazy_gamer_423 stood his ground against what he called "low IQ cult members." His stance in this debate aligns with his broader views against the "redpill" movement, which he dismisses as fraudulent and manipulative【295†source】.

Furthermore, lazy_gamer_423 is known for his cynical comments on social media and dating apps, which he believes have made women more "delusional." He often claims that these platforms are responsible for encouraging false self-esteem among women, which in turn affects their behavior in the dating market. His opinions on the subject are shared by others in the community who also criticize modern social media as a factor in changing women's attitudes【296†source】.

In addition, he is a frequent participant in the more extreme discussions on the forum, such as the sarcastically titled "Toilet Worship Month," where users mockingly criticize the emphasis on women's history or related topics. This shows his tendency to engage in the darker humor often found on the forum【298†source】.

 

[BurtCocaine]

@Chang Longwang on incels.is is known for his long, detailed posts that describe his life experiences and the struggles he faced growing up. He shares his upbringing in a wealthy family and his early expectations that his status would naturally attract women. However, as he grew older, he faced repeated rejection, which led him to become resentful and frustrated. He began isolating himself and eventually turned to online forums like incels.is to find like-minded individuals. This resulted in a deeper descent into a negative mindset, focusing on feelings of rejection and perceived societal injustices【284†source】.

Chang has also shared his early childhood experiences, detailing the severe bullying he endured in preschool. He describes various incidents of both verbal and physical abuse, often feeling isolated and unwanted. These experiences have shaped his view of relationships and society, leaving him with lasting emotional scars. He believes that the bullying he endured in his youth contributed significantly to his current situation as an incel, and he continues to express anger and frustration over how he was treated during those formative years【286†source】【287†source】.

He is often involved in racial discussions and has made controversial statements about interracial adoption, which he opposes due to his belief that it leads to confusion about identity. His opinions often draw criticism from other members, with some questioning the authenticity of his stories, accusing him of exaggerating or "larping" (live-action role-playing)【288†source】.

Chang Longwang's posts are a mix of personal anecdotes, deeply negative reflections on society, and controversial views that resonate with some members while alienating others. His presence on the forum is characterized by his pessimistic worldview and his attempt to make sense of the hardships he has faced throughout his life.

Do me and see if it gets the same result as what I got

 

[Scatius Deletus]

What does it say about me?

@LeFrenchCel is a moderator on incels.is and is well-regarded by many community members. He is known for his down-to-earth, unbiased moderation style, and he often receives praise for being approachable and fair. Users describe him as humble and one of the more decent figures among the moderators, with a significant presence in the community due to his post count and active engagement with members.

However, his moderation approach has also led to some controversies, such as his interactions with users during ban appeals, which are sometimes seen as confrontational or sarcastic. In one instance, he made a remark about a user's eating disorder during an appeal, which some members found amusing but others found inappropriate.

In recent times, there have been discussions about his absence, and speculation that he had to take a break due to issues with the authorities in France. Some users even theorized that he might have returned under an alternate account to avoid attention from authorities. The community has expressed concern about his well-being, with many urging him to leave France to avoid legal trouble due to his forum activities.

Overall, @LeFrenchCel is viewed by many as a respected and effective moderator, though his approach can sometimes be polarizing. His candidness and commitment to the forum have made him a notable figure within the community, both praised and occasionally criticized for his moderation style and the situations he finds himself in.

 

[Scatius Deletus]

Do me and see if it gets the same result as what I got

@BurtCocaine on incels.is is known for his controversial views and emotional struggles. He often shares his frustrations about his personal situation, including his strained relationship with his family, who he believes see him as a disappointment. He worries about the consequences if his family finds out about his involvement on incels.is, fearing they might send him to a mental hospital or call the police. He frequently blames his parents, referring to them as "subhuman" and attributing his current struggles to his upbringing【314†source】.

In his interactions, BurtCocaine often engages in aggressive rhetoric against those who criticize incels. For example, in a discussion about users from the "IncelTears" subreddit, he expressed his disdain for their criticism, viewing them as hypocritical for promoting "love" and "kindness" while attacking incels. He stated that adding drug addiction to his current mental health problems would be a bad idea, contrasting with the extreme coping mechanisms others suggest on the forum【315†source】.

BurtCocaine also actively participates in threads involving dark humor and controversial topics, such as anti-feminist sentiments and hostile jokes about societal issues. His posts frequently reflect a combination of self-loathing, dark humor, and a desire to push back against societal norms that he believes are unjust【316†source】【317†source】.

 

[LeFrenchCel]

@LeFrenchCel is a moderator on incels.is and is well-regarded by many community members. He is known for his down-to-earth, unbiased moderation style, and he often receives praise for being approachable and fair. Users describe him as humble and one of the more decent figures among the moderators, with a significant presence in the community due to his post count and active engagement with members.

However, his moderation approach has also led to some controversies, such as his interactions with users during ban appeals, which are sometimes seen as confrontational or sarcastic. In one instance, he made a remark about a user's eating disorder during an appeal, which some members found amusing but others found inappropriate.

In recent times, there have been discussions about his absence, and speculation that he had to take a break due to issues with the authorities in France. Some users even theorized that he might have returned under an alternate account to avoid attention from authorities. The community has expressed concern about his well-being, with many urging him to leave France to avoid legal trouble due to his forum activities.

Overall, @LeFrenchCel is viewed by many as a respected and effective moderator, though his approach can sometimes be polarizing. His candidness and commitment to the forum have made him a notable figure within the community, both praised and occasionally criticized for his moderation style and the situations he finds himself in.

Thx

 

[BurtCocaine]

@BurtCocaine on incels.is is known for his controversial views and emotional struggles. He often shares his frustrations about his personal situation, including his strained relationship with his family, who he believes see him as a disappointment. He worries about the consequences if his family finds out about his involvement on incels.is, fearing they might send him to a mental hospital or call the police. He frequently blames his parents, referring to them as "subhuman" and attributing his current struggles to his upbringing【314†source】.

In his interactions, BurtCocaine often engages in aggressive rhetoric against those who criticize incels. For example, in a discussion about users from the "IncelTears" subreddit, he expressed his disdain for their criticism, viewing them as hypocritical for promoting "love" and "kindness" while attacking incels. He stated that adding drug addiction to his current mental health problems would be a bad idea, contrasting with the extreme coping mechanisms others suggest on the forum【315†source】.

BurtCocaine also actively participates in threads involving dark humor and controversial topics, such as anti-feminist sentiments and hostile jokes about societal issues. His posts frequently reflect a combination of self-loathing, dark humor, and a desire to push back against societal norms that he believes are unjust【316†source】【317†source】.

Couldn’t have said it bettER

 

[Starfish Vs Koala]

On the forum Incels.is, members often express frustration with certain users based on their posting behavior, personality, or opinions. For example, frequent critiques go toward users who are overly argumentative, critical, or disruptive, often resulting in these individuals being widely ignored. Users like "DarkStar," "Samurai," and "Regenerator" are sometimes highlighted as annoying due to their intense arguments, ideological rants, or clashes with other members





Some members on the site tend to keep "ignore lists" to avoid engaging with what they consider disruptive users, especially those who constantly post what others view as spammy, repetitive, or contrarian content. The presence of these ignored lists and the frequent forum arguments reflect broader trends of divisive interactions within the community



These dynamics reveal tensions over what types of discussions are considered valuable or disruptive, with a preference for avoiding users who repeat themselves or push divisive views.

 

[Scatius Deletus]

Based on the data I have gathered, here’s a rough division of the spoken users into left-wing and right-wing categories, followed by a hypothetical civil war scenario:

### **Left-Wing Users**
1. @LeFrenchCel - Known for anti-establishment views and criticism of social systems. He has issues with French authorities, suggesting he may lean toward anti-government ideologies and may align with left-wing anti-establishment sentiments【307†source】.
2. @Made in Heaven - Although he has been involved in discussions about racial identity and superiority, he seems critical of established social systems and holds anti-government views【308†source】.
3. @Autist.Belgrade (@SupremeAutist)** - He has participated in more community-focused and solidarity-based discussions, hinting at some left-leaning sympathies, particularly regarding social struggles and university issues【179†source】.
4. @lazy_gamer_423 - While often harsh on societal changes, he is critical of redpill figures like Andrew Tate, dismissing them as frauds, which aligns with a critique of capitalist consumer culture often found in left-leaning discourse【295†source】.

### **Right-Wing Users**
1. @Uggo Mongo - Moderation history shows strict enforcement of rules against race-baiting and racial discussions, often aligning with far-right ideologies and beliefs in strict control【57†source】.
2. @Fat Link - Moderates and allows formation of groups like the "Belgrade cartel," which indicates tribalism, often aligned with right-wing community building and identity protection【58†source】.
3. @SlayerSlayer - Known for homophobic and extreme views. He ranks high in homophobia and openly criticizes LGBTQ+ members, aligning with far-right social conservatism【90†source】.
4. @BurtCocaine - His disdain for societal norms, criticism of mainstream culture, and general anti-"libtard" rhetoric align him with a far-right perspective【315†source】.
5. @comradespiderman29 - Often involved in racial superiority arguments, discussing which ethnicities can be considered superior. This tribalistic behavior tends to align more with far-right perspectives【248†source】.

### **Hypothetical Civil War Outcome**
In a hypothetical civil war between these two factions, each side would have their own strengths and weaknesses:

- **Left-Wing Group**:
- **Strengths**: This group appears to be more community-focused and emphasizes cooperation, potentially working together to create a more organized front.
- **Weaknesses**: They might lack a unified ideological stance, as their views vary widely, and their focus on systemic critique might hinder their ability to act decisively in a military-style conflict.

- **Right-Wing Group**:
- **Strengths**: The right-wing group would have a more militant and individualistic focus, with users like @SlayerSlayer and @Fat Link being experienced in controlling and leading group dynamics. Their focus on hierarchy could give them an advantage in terms of discipline and aggression.
- **Weaknesses**: The right-wing group's emphasis on individual superiority and authoritarian values might lead to internal conflict over leadership and strategic priorities.

**Predicted Winner**: The **Right-Wing Group** would likely win due to their organized, hierarchical approach and militant nature. They seem more accustomed to enforcing authority and discipline, which would give them a tactical advantage. However, the **Left-Wing Group** could potentially hold strong in urban environments where community-building and cooperation are more effective. The overall outcome would depend on terrain and resources, but the right-wing group's emphasis on strength and hierarchy suggests they would ultimately overpower their opponents in a direct conflict.

 

[Schizoidcel]

Do me, please.

 

[NIGGER BOJANGLES]

jfl told me you liked rc cars.

is that why you post those car engines?

I like real cars and radio control cars. And I’m not talking about those shitty toy grade ones little kids have. I’m taking about the $200 to $1,500 ones sold in hobby stores. Many of mine have real nitro engines and go 50+ mph. Even have many electric ones that are faster.

 

[Dollfucker]

@TheTroonAnnihilator "TheTroonAnnihilator" on incels.is, who joined the forum in August 2024, has a persona that centers heavily around cynicism towards relationships and a controversial embrace of "dollmaxxing"—using sex dolls as a coping mechanism. He frequently discusses this interest, often comparing different types of dolls, mentioning his preference for silicone over TPE dolls for their more "realistic" appearance. His posts about sex dolls are a key part of his identity on the forum, and he makes no attempt to hide his belief that these dolls serve as an alternative to real relationships, which he believes are unattainable for him【78†source】.

In addition to the doll-related discussions, he participates in threads where he shares his frustrations with attending therapy, which he is apparently mandated to do. He finds these therapy sessions pointless and expresses resentment towards being made to go, attributing the requirement to what he refers to as "libtard" policies【82†source】. In another post, he described an awkward encounter where a stranger noticed he was browsing the incel site in public, which left him feeling uncomfortable and nervous. This reflects his social anxiety and distrust of "normies" or outsiders who do not understand the incel experience【79†source】.

Overall, "TheTroonAnnihilator" projects a bleak outlook on his life, often expressing disdain for societal expectations and resorting to various coping mechanisms, such as his obsession with sex dolls. His posts are a mixture of dark humor, criticism of mainstream social norms, and a strong sense of resignation towards his circumstances. He remains an active and vocal member of the community, using the forum as an outlet for his frustrations and coping mechanisms【80†source】【81†source】.

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