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'''True Forced Loneliness'''<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20090910173207/http://trueforcedloneliness.com/about/</ref> (2008'ish), known as TFL, was promoted by the three youtubers: [[William Greathouse]] (bill1224601), [[Dwayne Holloway]], and [[Steve Hoca]]. Around 2008, three years after Youtube began, they began to make youtube videos online and their ideas have become what is today’s Incel community. Although some vloggers still fit more into the TFL mold than the incel mold or still and Steve Hoca still ocassionally comes out with content. The TFL movement | '''True Forced Loneliness'''<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20090910173207/http://trueforcedloneliness.com/about/</ref> (2008'ish), known as TFL, was promoted by the three youtubers: [[William Greathouse]] (bill1224601), [[Dwayne Holloway]], and [[Steve Hoca]]. Around 2008, three years after Youtube began, they began to make youtube videos online and their ideas have become what is today’s Incel community. Although some vloggers still fit more into the TFL mold than the incel mold or still and Steve Hoca still ocassionally comes out with content. The TFL movement a self-identified of self-identified TFLers is almost gone, slowly dying out as the incel label becomes more popular on youtube. There is also heavy overlap between the TFL and incel vloggers now, with certain TFL vloggers now fitting into the incel space. The only difference between TFL and incel communties are that TFLers tended to be unaware of the incelosphere and later TFLers were mostly non-white. | ||
==Modern TFL== | ==Modern TFL== |