It's Over I've always known

[Ubermenschvirtues]

When I was little, I always knew that girls avoided me and that this would remain the case. But back then, hormones hadn’t hit me yet, and this understanding of how things were didn’t affect me in any way. Everything started when I reached puberty and saw how my peers went through phases of attractiveness, how most of them had girlfriends while I was completely alone. Testosterone only added to my ugliness, making me look like a 30-year-old man

 

[lowz1r]

it's so obvious whether or not you are an incel just based on your school years especially high school.

if u didn't get any female attention in high school, it's over beyond belief.

 

[Darth Aries]

I have many blackpilling stories from childhood that don't just center around my ex oneitis.

-Someone started this rumor in 5th grade that I liked this girl, she proceeded to walk up to me, call me ugly, and cussed me out.
-In sixth grade in the beginning of the school year I sat near this girl and she looked creeped out by me, so she started nervously laughing and scutching away from me
-In seventh grade I flat out asked this girl out. Not only did I get rejected, but she made her friends huddle around her so that I wouldn't see her. That was also the first time I ever asked a girl out and the amount of nervousness I felt at school, home, and even in my sleep was unfathomable. It took courage for me to try, but I of course got turned down.
-In eighth grade a girl called by dick small. She wouldn't say that to chad.

A bonus that wasn't from my childhood was when that noodlewhore ducked her head to hide herself from me, that was so brutal that to this day I will never go into that store she works at ever again, even if it means spending a dollar extra at the store nextdoor

 

[Ubermenschvirtues]

I have many blackpilling stories from childhood that don't just center around my ex oneitis.

-Someone started this rumor in 5th grade that I liked this girl, she proceeded to walk up to me, call me ugly, and cussed me out.
-In sixth grade in the beginning of the school year I sat near this girl and she looked creeped out by me, so she started nervously laughing and scutching away from me
-In seventh grade I flat out asked this girl out. Not only did I get rejected, but she made her friends huddle around her so that I wouldn't see her. That was also the first time I ever asked a girl out and the amount of nervousness I felt at school, home, and even in my sleep was unfathomable. It took courage for me to try, but I of course got turned down.
-In eighth grade a girl called by dick small. She wouldn't say that to chad.

A bonus that wasn't from my childhood was when that noodlewhore ducked her head to hide herself from me, that was so brutal that to this day I will never go into that store she works at ever again, even if it means spending a dollar extra at the store nextdoor

brutal, there signs of future inceldom in most of us

 

[Mecoja]

Hierarchy is obvious since first grade, everyone including teachers give attention to popular boys. Girls want to play with them, chase or tease. I was a fool and thought its because i was passive and insecure. Later because im low status and poor. Never asked myself why is that. Its because of shitty genes.

 

[Ubermenschvirtues]

Hierarchy is obvious since first grade, everyone including teachers give attention to popular boys. Girls want to play with them, chase or tease. I was a fool and thought its because i was passive and insecure. Later because im low status and poor. Never asked myself why is that. Its because of shitty genes.

 

[iraniancel]

every secretly knows it’s over from the start.you just stay in denial.

 

[Quoj]

it's so obvious whether or not you are an incel just based on your school years especially high school.

if u didn't get any female attention in high school, it's over beyond belief.

 

[over_department]

Your fate was decided at birth

 

[Ubermenschvirtues]

Your fate was decided at birth

 

[over_department]

Don’t worry brocel, all of us have the same problem

 

[Friezacel]

Your fate was decided at birth

 

[Penguin]

I was in denial

 

[Ubermenschvirtues]

I was in denial