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If an involuntary celibate turns their whitepill belief (i.e. the acceptance of their social position; stoicism) into action (such as aloofness to the dating scene), then they might more befittingly be regarded as a ''reluctant voluntary celibate'' (i.e. reluctant volcel). Nonetheless, there is a certain grey area, and many do not neatly fit into a specific box. | If an involuntary celibate turns their whitepill belief (i.e. the acceptance of their social position; stoicism) into action (such as aloofness to the dating scene), then they might more befittingly be regarded as a ''reluctant voluntary celibate'' (i.e. reluctant volcel). Nonetheless, there is a certain grey area, and many do not neatly fit into a specific box. | ||
Due to the whitepill's inherent advocacy for self-assuredness, some whitepillers choose to larp as being intentionally / voluntarily celibate (volcel), when in reality they are unintentionally / involuntarily celibate. | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||