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I sometimes see people saying that incels are an underclass needed to wageslave for society while others enjoy sex and relationships but I don't think this is completely true. It could be more that this wageslaving for society was more in mind of people that previously were in relationships but were broken up with or divorced and now have no other purpose but to work.
In comparison guys that never had sex or got into relationships (incels) are completely out of the picture. Any time the issue of inceldom is brought up the question is always "what are we going to do with these guys?" not "how are we going to fix society or take a serious effort to help these guys".
Society constantly features the theme of love, sex, relationships and family in art, culture, philosophical discussions as a fixture of adult life. Tv series and literature have the theme of love and sex showing up frequently too.
You could say this is because a lot of media is geared toward women. But that wouldn't explain why normies watch so much of that and can relate to it. Normies aren't as successful as women in getting sex and relationships. But they still get enough chances to have those experiences that it is not completely alien to them.
Incels were not meant to exist in these large numbers. It is social media and women's increased ability to be choosy over which males they select to have sex and relationships with that is probably responsible for a lot of the increase in inceldom seen in recent decades, along with women being gassed up by other women on social media echochambers to never settle, to dump their man anytime they feel like doing so and to openly lust after attractive males while putting down unattractive males.
Of course the most immediate solution to addressing this is to limit social media and discourage its use in everything from self promotion, to sharing events between people, to career promotion, to sharing news. These are ways in which social media has invaded facets of people's lives and come to be a common feature outside of its commonly advertised use in making friends and forming relationships online.
In comparison guys that never had sex or got into relationships (incels) are completely out of the picture. Any time the issue of inceldom is brought up the question is always "what are we going to do with these guys?" not "how are we going to fix society or take a serious effort to help these guys".
Society constantly features the theme of love, sex, relationships and family in art, culture, philosophical discussions as a fixture of adult life. Tv series and literature have the theme of love and sex showing up frequently too.
You could say this is because a lot of media is geared toward women. But that wouldn't explain why normies watch so much of that and can relate to it. Normies aren't as successful as women in getting sex and relationships. But they still get enough chances to have those experiences that it is not completely alien to them.
Incels were not meant to exist in these large numbers. It is social media and women's increased ability to be choosy over which males they select to have sex and relationships with that is probably responsible for a lot of the increase in inceldom seen in recent decades, along with women being gassed up by other women on social media echochambers to never settle, to dump their man anytime they feel like doing so and to openly lust after attractive males while putting down unattractive males.
Of course the most immediate solution to addressing this is to limit social media and discourage its use in everything from self promotion, to sharing events between people, to career promotion, to sharing news. These are ways in which social media has invaded facets of people's lives and come to be a common feature outside of its commonly advertised use in making friends and forming relationships online.
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