Discussion Do normies immediately clock you for being an incel?

[friedrllyudidntknow]

For example, a few years ago when I had a job we had this new hire chadlite teenager after a few days of being around me, with minimal interaction, already could tell that I was
- into anime
- never had a gf
- timid/shy around women

Have you ever had an encounter with someone that could immediately tell your social standing/relationship status?

 

[FiveThreeBlackCel]

they can tell cuz u not good looking

 

[DoomThreeKoala]

they can tell cuz u not good looking

 

[Ambatukam Alone]

People seem to think I'm narcissistic and sneering at first impression if I'm "being myself". I doubt anyone would give a second to thinking about my personal affairs. Alternatively, I can come across as stereotypical naive-autistic and cerebral if I have specific business with someone or they get to know me more. Third stage is no one has any idea what's going on, not even me, maybe some sort of severely damaged, remorseful, newly-inspired idealist in semi-joker-mode.

they can tell cuz u not good looking

Well, there are more factors. If someone looked genuinely happy and confident I'd not assume incel status even if they looked bad.

 

[Emba]

They don't clock me

But they do WATCH me

 

[superpsycho]

yep, they can tell just from my face

 

[Bulbasaur]

they can tell cuz u not good looking

 

[UglyDumbass]

For example, a few years ago when I had a job we had this new hire chadlite teenager after a few days of being around me, with minimal interaction, already could tell that I was
- into anime
- never had a gf
- timid/shy around women

Have you ever had an encounter with someone that could immediately tell your social standing/relationship status?

I’ve always had people assume I was into anime even though I wasn’t. People already assumed I was a socially awkward guy with no girlfriend or friends too.

 

[TheNextElliotRodger]

Former coworkers have asked me if I have a girlfriend or am married, to which I reply no. I don't know if they're doing it to make conversation and they already heavily suspect it, or they're genuinely asking the question.

 

[Grodd]

yep, they can tell just from my face