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[[File:Noromo.jpg|thumb|right|<center>Man brutally rejects an emcel</center>]] | [[File:Noromo.jpg|thumb|right|<center>Man brutally rejects an emcel</center>]] | ||
An, '''Emcel''', or '''emotional celibate''' is a | An, '''Emcel''', or '''emotional celibate''' is a person who is unable to pair-bond with a partner. The term can apply to both men and women, however it is usually used in reference to a woman as it's easier for a woman to become an emcel in the modern dating environment. The cause of this phenomenon is a mixture of many different factors. One being hormonal birth control which depletes or suppresses Oxytocin, nicknamed 'the love chemical'. It is unknown whether this effect is permanent or temporary. Another being the development of 'hyper-casual sex culture' and speedy dating apps like Tinder, which makes it very easy for people (women in particular) to have sex repeatedly with many different partners, which eventually wears out their ability to attach to an individual emotionally through sex, leaving them unable to experience love. Someone can be an emcel due to mental defects, trauma or serial emotional rejection. | ||
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An emcel | An emcel can sometimes be characterized by sanpaku inferior eyes, a deep or no-tone voice, birth control usage, impulsive travel and left-wing political beliefs. | ||
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==Emcel vs aromantic== | ==Emcel vs aromantic== | ||
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Possible clinical procedures which may be approved for emcel-associated Sanpaku eyes include Electroconvulsive therapy and trans-magnetic cranial stimulation | Possible clinical procedures which may be approved for emcel-associated Sanpaku eyes include Electroconvulsive therapy and trans-magnetic cranial stimulation | ||
==Hormonal Birth Control== | |||
"In this functional magnetic resonance imaging study involving 40 pair-bonded women, 21 of whom were using HC, we investigated whether a 24-IU nasal dose of OXT would modulate brain reward responses evoked by the romantic partner’s face relative to the faces of familiar and unfamiliar people. Treatment with OXT increased the perceived attractiveness of the partner relative to other men, which was paralleled by elevated responses in reward-associated regions, including the nucleus accumbens. These effects of OXT were absent in women using HC." | |||
https://academic.oup.com/scan/article/11/5/767/1753384 | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||