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No you’ll regret it
If you spend all your time alone then it's obvious anyways
what do you think will benefit you from doing that
Top kek. Imagine the conversation...
>"hi mom, i'm incel"
>"what? Take your key, it's time to go to shopping with your mother, my little cute fat"
>"hi mom, i'm incel"
>"what? Take your key, it's time to go to shopping with your mother, my little cute fat"
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And how would it help you?
They probably know already and its like the elephant in the room
No absolutely not
From my family I've only told my niece, she understood and was somewhat supportive
In hindsight I shouldn't have told her. Learn from my mistakes
From my family I've only told my niece, she understood and was somewhat supportive
In hindsight I shouldn't have told her. Learn from my mistakes
They wont be concerned for my behavior switch anymore
Pretty much this. They probably already knew that you were a no good loser since you were 10.
Inceldom is not an identity. It isn't like being gay. It would be like confessing to being unable to jump hoops on basketball.
I think the better thing to do would tell your parents not to expect grand children as modern women
just prefer certain types of men.
I think the better thing to do would tell your parents not to expect grand children as modern women
just prefer certain types of men.
Since 15
What tf do i tell my 55 yo dad
Alright. All the money is meaningless for this.
It depends if your family is based or cucked. If they are cucked they will want to put you on castration medicine and send you to therapy. If they are based they will buy you a prostitute and try to help you get a girlfriend or arranged marriage.
lmao they will send u to therapist and waste money
No. But.....you should be clear that you're not gay.
I think family deserves a BIT of truth, but, not all of it.
One possibility, is admitting that you "loved" one, but unrequited.
That way, they feel sorry for you, and leave you alone
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