Discussion Listening to love songs as an incel ...

[Words2_live_bye]

Anyone else do this? I really like a lot of RnB, Soul, Motown, and Blues from the 80s and prior. I might have been born in 2000 but my mom and me would listen to alot of that stuff when in the car as a kid. Recently i've refound alot of those songs and i'm really enjoying them again. But it feels different, a little weird. Now as an adult, who's never even touched a woman, romantically or sexually, i feel some kind of strange weird feeling when hearing these. Almost like i'm missing out on the stuff often talked about in these songs. The love. I've never had someone i loved like that. Nothing close. That and my mom died last year. So hearing these from my childhood, and seeing as all of these have a strong connection to me with being in the car with her as a kid, it makes me feel off. Like now not only do i not have my mom who introduced me to all of these, but now i don't have the understanding or experience the songs often talk about. No love, no sex, no romance. Nothing.

I feel undescribable

 

[mentally lost cel 1]

Fucking ragefuel,I remember having actual hope that I’d live some love life in the movies

 

[mentally lost cel 1]

When I was a kid

 

[Vermilioncore]

I never do. As an ugly failure I have to listen to funereal doom metal

 

[Sennacherib]

I never do. As an ugly failure I have to listen to funereal doom metal

Based

View: https://youtu.be/DsWdoyNmIIA?t=119

 

[Intellau_Celistic]

f. Like now not only do i not have my mom who introduced me to all of these, but now i don't have the understanding or experience the songs often talk about. No love, no sex, no romance. Nothing.

Yes.





Romantic songs...are meaningless for incels.

 

[Misogynist Curry 卐]

I do listen love songs too

 

[Glerforpus]

Rock love songs for some reason have a lot of soul it’s easier to make fantasies about my supposed gf listening to that than generic pop tbh

 

[Deleted member 41988]

I do it and it's suifuel

 

[depressedblackcel]

Same I do it as well. Sometimes Just the instrumentals alone I can listen to

 

[CrystalAut1st]

I never listen to "slow" music

 

[yez]

Love is cucked for incels.

 

[Königsjäger]

I never do. As an ugly failure I have to listen to funereal doom metal

 

[subhuman]

I habitually avoid love songs because it intensifies the feelings of loneliness and sadness inherent in incel condition. I only listen to metal because it helps me to not give a fuck

 

[Oroborus]

I try not to

 

[Deleted member 41741]

The song that plays at the credits of the movie "Notting Hill" hits me right in the feels.


View: https://youtu.be/Cytj0nrLaCs

 

[Frat Link The Chad]

View: https://youtu.be/Xz-XwCS4jcQ

 

[SlayerSlayer]

Anyone else do this? I really like a lot of RnB, Soul, Motown, and Blues from the 80s and prior. I might have been born in 2000 but my mom and me would listen to alot of that stuff when in the car as a kid. Recently i've refound alot of those songs and i'm really enjoying them again. But it feels different, a little weird. Now as an adult, who's never even touched a woman, romantically or sexually, i feel some kind of strange weird feeling when hearing these. Almost like i'm missing out on the stuff often talked about in these songs. The love. I've never had someone i loved like that. Nothing close. That and my mom died last year. So hearing these from my childhood, and seeing as all of these have a strong connection to me with being in the car with her as a kid, it makes me feel off. Like now not only do i not have my mom who introduced me to all of these, but now i don't have the understanding or experience the songs often talk about. No love, no sex, no romance. Nothing.

I feel undescribable

i do this because I am masochistic. I try and find the saddest music possible, which is depression era jazz.