SlavAndLonely
Greycel
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For those who are Slavs, particularly Czechs and Slovaks: how are experiences of slavcels different from those of other incels? Low purchase power, ...?
Unlike other incels they are slavicFor those who are Slavs, particularly Czechs and Slovaks: how are experiences of slavcels different from those of other incels? Low purchase power, ...?
Thats the russians. We polish sag KurwaNot a slav but i have noticed slavs have bloated faces. Plus they say 'bylat' in every sentence.
^baited everybody awardFor those who are Slavs, particularly Czechs and Slovaks: how are experiences of slavcels different from those of other incels? Low purchase power, ...?
Oh yeah most certainlySlavs are masculine superheroes who do gang stuff and do criminal stuff to make ends meet plus they have lots of 10/10 models to sleep around so the average slav is out there chilling
Social Isolation from ghost towns is a big oneFor those who are Slavs, particularly Czechs and Slovaks: how are experiences of slavcels different from those of other incels? Low purchase power, ...?
I hate those crows so much manTallfag countries + nobody knows here what an incel is + we get mogged by low inhib, NT subhuman gypsies
Based takeNothing. All incels are created equal.
Oh yes, some of the replies here prove how unrecognized slavcels are even among incels...It's underappreciated, but the fact that we are right next to and have open borders with countries for whom we are sexpatting/passportbro destinations definitely has an effect. Also, I'd mention the fact that Slavceldom doesn't translate well to how ethnicity-specific inceldom is experienced by people in other parts of the world, so when you'll be communicating with people in places like this forum, they'll find it hard to understand your problems and realities, making Slavceldom something of a hermeneutic injustice. In fact, since inceldom itself is a hermeneutic injustice, I realized a couple of months ago that Slavceldom is a bit of a nested version of that, a hermeneutic injustice inside of another hermeneutic injustice.





