Are incels, redpill, MGTOW type people right about some things?

KlinkyCoder

My life experience so far: Male, 31, had only one dating/relationship partner from 2015 to 16 for a year and we broke up and I went back to square one. Besides that, the women who I was attracted to or had a crush on didn't work for one reason or another like being ghosted before even getting to introduce, having less than "perfect" social skills, etc. I am still a virgin and want to date again, but feel like I might not be a "great catch" to women because of multiple physical and neurological factors, some I can control but some I can't.

I believe that the phenomenon of involuntarily celibate is real and the concept of hypergamy has some truth, and dating might be getting harder every year for men and women, but for different reasons. Not as many women tend to be "incel" because they are choosing from their own agency to accept or reject a potential partner and the man who gets rejected 99/100 times or not even one at all loses out and understandably gets frustrated. The latter is more like true forced loneliness or isolation and the former is just because you voluntarily choose not to be with someone. There are some exceptions to that rule but this is the average.

Do not confuse this stuff with hating on the other gender. Because you make an observation or statement applying to either gender or the interaction on average is not inherently sexist, evil, or what you.

Are incels, redpill, MGTOW type people right about some things?
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