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→History: Changed the title of 'Paraguayan war' to 'War of the Triple Alliance' as I like that name better, and added wikipedia link, and expanded article.
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==History== | ==History== | ||
One of the few moments in history wherein femcels outnumbered [[mancel]]s was 1860s Paraguay, since | One of the few moments in history wherein femcels outnumbered [[mancel]]s was 1860s Paraguay, since up to 70% of the male population was killed in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paraguayan_War| War of the Triple Alliance]. Another historical case of androcide on this scale causing a lopsided gender ratio in favor of men is the fate of the Serbian male population during the First World War, with 18-28% of the pre-war population of men perishing during the conflict, and the massive amount of Soviet men that were killed during the Second World War which resulted in a huge imbalance in the gender ratio mainly for those born around the early 1920s. | ||
Since the early days of the incelosphere, there has been a controversy between [[mancel]]s and femcels over inclusiveness in the [[incelosphere]]. This sometimes consisted of malecels having a proclivity for suggesting that femcels are [[standardcel]]s or [[nearcel]]s. This sentiment is especially the case for [[truecel]]s who tend to have an exclusive attitude with a tendency towards policing of the term "incel". However both male [[nearcel]]s and femcels have unanimously given credence to the inclusion of the following women as genuine [[incelibates]]: [[Christine Chubbuck]], [[Lizzie Velasquez]], [[Grace McDaniels]], [[Mary Ann Bevan]] and [[Eman Aty]]. | |||
Many femcels unable to find partners have turned to a new form of marriage as a coping mechanism called sologamy, wherein one marries themselves. | Many femcels unable to find partners have turned to a new form of marriage as a coping mechanism called sologamy, wherein one marries themselves. | ||