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In the [[incelosphere]], there is dispute about whether the original definition provided in Donnelly Study is appropriate. [[Bluepill|Bluepillers]] argue in bad faith about such definitions, and say male incels could simply have gay sex or pay for a prostitute and therefore they are [[volcel|volcels]]. Hence, a definition in good faith would include an addition that incels are adults who are overwhelmingly rejected by the ''members of the sex they are sexually attracted to''. | In the [[incelosphere]], there is dispute about whether the original definition provided in Donnelly Study is appropriate. [[Bluepill|Bluepillers]] argue in bad faith about such definitions, and say male incels could simply have gay sex or pay for a prostitute and therefore they are [[volcel|volcels]]. Hence, a definition in good faith would include an addition that incels are adults who are overwhelmingly rejected by the ''members of the sex they are sexually attracted to''. | ||
There is also controversy about whether or not [[love-shyness]] should count as involuntary, as extreme love-shys may never show any evidence of will to find a partner. This debate mainly hinges on the meaning of: involuntary, whether involuntary means "without choice" or "against will". However, the word involuntary can mean both, and both are different experiences. | |||
==Adverse effects of inceldom== | ==Adverse effects of inceldom== | ||