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== Donnelly Study == | == Donnelly Study == | ||
Will, could you point to the exact part that claims male-only work spaces were one of the largest predictors of inceldom? | Will, could you point to the exact part that claims male-only work spaces were one of the largest predictors of inceldom? | ||
The study only seems to claim that malecels are more likely to face this issue than femcels, but without quantifying this. They subsume it under a point "living arrangements, work arrangements, and lack of transportation", which 20% of virgins and 28% singles reported as barriers. With <20% this does not seem to be one of the strongest predictors (e.g. compared to physical appearance ~50%, ~90% | The study only seems to claim that malecels are more likely to face this issue than femcels, but without quantifying this. They subsume it under a point "living arrangements, work arrangements, and lack of transportation", which 20% of virgins and 28% singles reported as barriers. With <20% this does not seem to be one of the strongest predictors (e.g. compared to physical appearance ~50%, shyness ~90%, inability to relate to others socially 41% of virgins and 23% of singles) | ||
More evidence pertaining this point: | More evidence pertaining this point: | ||