Mainländer
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If you think about it, pretty much everyone is simultaneously incel and volcel; only degrees vary.
Pretty much everyone, even the biggest truecel, has limits he won't cross when it comes to sex. Things like I won't have sex with men, my mom, atrociously hideous women, hyper-obese women, etc (which is reasonable of course, but it's still a voluntary choice to stay celibate over taking these sexual choices if they hypothetically presented themselves, which could be defined as volceldom).
In the opposite end, even the biggest Chad on earth has had at least one person he wanted to have sex with but couldn't for whatever reasons. Maybe she's married to a Sheik, she died before it could happen, etc.
So inceldom and volceldom coexist in most people. It's the hypostatic union of celibacy.
(This is not to belittle the pain of men who have to go through their whole lives with little to no sex/relationships, of course).
Pretty much everyone, even the biggest truecel, has limits he won't cross when it comes to sex. Things like I won't have sex with men, my mom, atrociously hideous women, hyper-obese women, etc (which is reasonable of course, but it's still a voluntary choice to stay celibate over taking these sexual choices if they hypothetically presented themselves, which could be defined as volceldom).
In the opposite end, even the biggest Chad on earth has had at least one person he wanted to have sex with but couldn't for whatever reasons. Maybe she's married to a Sheik, she died before it could happen, etc.
So inceldom and volceldom coexist in most people. It's the hypostatic union of celibacy.
(This is not to belittle the pain of men who have to go through their whole lives with little to no sex/relationships, of course).