03-08-2019, 07:04 PM
Agree with Brett. But it is hard to ignore the terms when they become part of our culture.
I remember being incel at 19. Lost my virginity at 20 and spent my teen years desperate for sex just so I could say I had 'done it'. Now at 36, having been married, seperated, and have a son. My shittest 'incel' days were when I was married. We are programmed to believe that once we achieve the great accomplishment of bedding a goddess (in your mind) we will become adonis incarnate. We don't. We get bored soon after and become 'incel' again.
Sex is such a minor part of life. The lack of it is a first world problem, but it can make you feel suicidal if you let it... Don't let it.
I remember being incel at 19. Lost my virginity at 20 and spent my teen years desperate for sex just so I could say I had 'done it'. Now at 36, having been married, seperated, and have a son. My shittest 'incel' days were when I was married. We are programmed to believe that once we achieve the great accomplishment of bedding a goddess (in your mind) we will become adonis incarnate. We don't. We get bored soon after and become 'incel' again.
Sex is such a minor part of life. The lack of it is a first world problem, but it can make you feel suicidal if you let it... Don't let it.

