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== Inceldom and homosexuality == | == Inceldom and homosexuality == | ||
Many incels probably feel unease around men because they cannot demonstrate any heterosexual experience or ability to impress women and outcompete other men whatsoever, so they fear the male intrasexual competition of being accused of gayness.{{citation needed}} | Many incels probably feel unease around men because they cannot demonstrate any heterosexual experience or ability to impress women and outcompete other men whatsoever, so they fear the male intrasexual competition of being accused of gayness. Many incels who feel this way are often very vocal about their anti-gay, anti-feminist views (which is a good thing because it means others can easily see that they are incels). These incels usually feel very threatened by men so much more powerful than them that they will do anything to avoid the threat. If they could get into a relationship with a man they feel could actually outcompete them, it would be like an alien invasion to them. Incels are most often in fact not gay or bisexual but have a severe lack of self esteem and are afraid that being gay is a sign of weakness.{{citation needed}} | ||
== Gay acceptance and male-male intimacy == | == Gay acceptance and male-male intimacy == | ||