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| − | '''Incels''' (derived from the term "involuntarily celibate") are people, generally though not always [[men]], who are frustrated at the fact that they | + | '''Incels''' (derived from the term "involuntarily celibate") are people, generally though not always [[men]], who are frustrated at the fact that they remain celibate, despite not wishing to be so. The movement insults [[celibacy]], despite true celibacy being a virtuous trait. The term is also used as a snarl word by many leftists to deflect from any criticism of [[feminism]]. |
| − | + | Some who identify with the label go on to commit acts of violence, including mass murder, such as [[Elliot Rodger]] in 2014. | |
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Latest revision as of 17:23, August 30, 2026
Incels (derived from the term "involuntarily celibate") are people, generally though not always men, who are frustrated at the fact that they remain celibate, despite not wishing to be so. The movement insults celibacy, despite true celibacy being a virtuous trait. The term is also used as a snarl word by many leftists to deflect from any criticism of feminism.
Some who identify with the label go on to commit acts of violence, including mass murder, such as Elliot Rodger in 2014.