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Incels already know society does not want to help them, so the phrase feels like rubbing the problem in incels faces. Someone proclaiming their unwillingness to help feels bad in general. | Incels already know society does not want to help them, so the phrase feels like rubbing the problem in incels faces. Someone proclaiming their unwillingness to help feels bad in general. | ||
==Example of hidden statement using the phrase== | ==Example of common hidden statement using the phrase== | ||
*'''incel''': 'Once online dating become ubiquitous, less than 20% of men will have a partner' | *'''incel''': 'Once online dating become ubiquitous, less than 20% of men will have a partner' | ||
*'''[[feminist]]''': 'Women don't owe you anything' | *'''[[feminist]]''': 'Women don't owe you anything' | ||
(this exchange happens a lot btw self-described incels and feminists) | |||
'''Implied meaning from feminist in that context''': 'In that situation 80%+ of the men would be unworthy of women, and that would be just'<br><br> | '''Implied meaning from feminist in that context''': 'In that situation 80%+ of the men would be unworthy of women, and that would be just'<br><br> | ||