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→Involuntary celibacy is defined academically as 6 months of celibacy despite effort for sex
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Overall, 35% of respondents felt dissatisfied, frustrated, or angry about their lack of sexual relationships regardless of their current partnership status. Most involuntary celibates appeared to feel despair, depression, frustration and a loss of confidence. | Overall, 35% of respondents felt dissatisfied, frustrated, or angry about their lack of sexual relationships regardless of their current partnership status. Most involuntary celibates appeared to feel despair, depression, frustration and a loss of confidence. | ||
The study also found grounding for a common incel concern - that as sexual and relationship milestones are missed, it becomes harder and harder to | The study also found grounding for a common incel concern - that as sexual and relationship milestones are missed, it becomes harder and harder to attain normality going forward. Many felt that their sexual development had somehow stalled in an earlier stage of life, leading them to feel different from their peers and like they will never catch up. | ||
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