Brutto

The Italian word brutto (literally "ugly"), plural brutti, designates someone from Italy who is on the inceldom spectrum. It is also used as a synonym to the word italiancel.

Italian words to designate involuntary celibates

In Italian language there are many words that indicate a man who finds it hard to get a woman:

• Brutto (plural 'brutti'): ugly, bad looking man
• Sfigato: this word literally means "unlucky" but it's used to point out people who brings bad luck in a superstitious way. Among teenagers it means a generic "undesirable"; the word itself etymologically derived from the negating prefix "s-", and "figa" meaning "pussy", in other words it can be loosely translated as "deprived of pussy"; the word is similar to the English word "loser".
• Caso umano: derogary term used by Italian women to refer to unattractive men; roughly equivalent to "basket case"
• Single: borrowed from English
• Tardone: simple or slow minded

Brutto Vero

In Italian incelosphere Brutto Vero (true ugly) is the term referring to truecels. It is usually abbreviated to "BV"

See also

• Brutti.red
• Forum Dei Brutti
• Redpillatore
• Redpill Bible

Celibacy types

See also: Causes of celibacy, and -cel

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