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One big sign you are an incel bastard?
You run in to people, conversations, circumstances where you're "off" to someone frequently.
Normshits and Chads are almost universally seen as "in the know" & fit in 99%.
They never have a preference that's weird -- they never convey anything too "out of expected" bounds.
Incels however are ALWAYS "off" to someone quite often even if they don't try to be.
A weird social element occurs. Incel will say something or time it wrong or etc.
Conversation will be too fast or too slow when the incel engages or contributes.
It's like time slows or social elements skew when an incel communicates with a higher SMV person.
The pace will screw up. The timing will be fucked. The higher SMV person will deflect or bail out.
There's no proper "volley" between incels & higher SMV folks consistently -- it always "breaks off one too short" usually.
Faux pas happens. It's like people with higher facial averages can't be weird as easily.
When you're incel someone smells it sooner or later & you're ousted by someone.
All may not hate you. Even an incel may have a rare niche where they seem "normal."
But the problem is most incels are often seen as weird sooner or later.
And this doesn't even necessarily depend on how actually weird they are all things considered.
It is more so that their preferences are not lining up with higher SMV people so they will seem "different."
A Chad is almost never seen as a weirdo even if he somewhat is.
So ultimately being seen as weird or being part of faux pas is just an incel's, "Day in the life of..."
You run in to people, conversations, circumstances where you're "off" to someone frequently.
Normshits and Chads are almost universally seen as "in the know" & fit in 99%.
They never have a preference that's weird -- they never convey anything too "out of expected" bounds.
Incels however are ALWAYS "off" to someone quite often even if they don't try to be.
A weird social element occurs. Incel will say something or time it wrong or etc.
Conversation will be too fast or too slow when the incel engages or contributes.
It's like time slows or social elements skew when an incel communicates with a higher SMV person.
The pace will screw up. The timing will be fucked. The higher SMV person will deflect or bail out.
There's no proper "volley" between incels & higher SMV folks consistently -- it always "breaks off one too short" usually.
Faux pas happens. It's like people with higher facial averages can't be weird as easily.
When you're incel someone smells it sooner or later & you're ousted by someone.
All may not hate you. Even an incel may have a rare niche where they seem "normal."
But the problem is most incels are often seen as weird sooner or later.
And this doesn't even necessarily depend on how actually weird they are all things considered.
It is more so that their preferences are not lining up with higher SMV people so they will seem "different."
A Chad is almost never seen as a weirdo even if he somewhat is.
So ultimately being seen as weird or being part of faux pas is just an incel's, "Day in the life of..."
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