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Don’t get me wrong — most incels are low-tier normies to mid-tier normies, and while there is a difference, being an incel is still absolute hell on earth. I wish the average woman could be a man for just one day, even with “queen” looks.
But honestly, the biggest victims aren’t the incels — they’re the mid-tier normies who are in relationships. These guys are not only invisible, but they’re often the ones women “settle” for after being pumped and dumped by Chad. They're the stepping stones — the guys society overlooks — the ones women stick with until someone hotter, richer, or better looking comes along.
That’s the real tragedy. It hurts more to have something and then lose it than to never have had it at all. As bad as the situation is for incels, I can’t even imagine being a mid-tier normie who spends years loving a woman, thinking she genuinely loves you back, only for her to say, “We’ve grown apart, sweetie,” before walking away like it meant nothing.
Those are the real victims — the average dudes stuck outside, looking in.
But honestly, the biggest victims aren’t the incels — they’re the mid-tier normies who are in relationships. These guys are not only invisible, but they’re often the ones women “settle” for after being pumped and dumped by Chad. They're the stepping stones — the guys society overlooks — the ones women stick with until someone hotter, richer, or better looking comes along.
That’s the real tragedy. It hurts more to have something and then lose it than to never have had it at all. As bad as the situation is for incels, I can’t even imagine being a mid-tier normie who spends years loving a woman, thinking she genuinely loves you back, only for her to say, “We’ve grown apart, sweetie,” before walking away like it meant nothing.
Those are the real victims — the average dudes stuck outside, looking in.
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