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The meaning of incel is beginning to change.

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saint.karati

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I hate it when normies try to misrepresent incel.
 
Incel will forever mean involuntary celibate.
 
How is the meaning of incel changing? It will always mean involuntary celibate
 
noticed that to its becoming a general term used to describe misogynists or 'bad men' i've seen reels of women saying their ex boyfriends were incels. :feelskek:
 
The semantics (I think I'm using the word correctly...) may change, but 'incels' themselves will always exist in some capacity—no matter what they may be called. As long as Man continues to exist, those who are unwanted and undesired by the world will also continue to exist. The 'losers' of this world, as I once put it. Those men are incels, even if the term is taken and bastardized, 'incels' as a concept never will disappear.
 
noticed that to its becoming a general term used to describe misogynists or 'bad men' i've seen reels of women saying their ex boyfriends were incels. :feelskek:
It's been like this for a while desu.
 
when I first discovered this forum, there was a rule that said an incel is someone who hasn't had contact with a woman in six months or more. that definition really bothered me (I think it appeared in the incel wiki). I don't know if it has been forgotten, but I haven't seen it in a long time.
 

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