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Involuntary celibates are human and as such feel emotions (negative as well as positive) just like everyone else. Its normal to feel gloomy when lacking a [[maslow need]]. Many involuntary celibates become used to their situation and as such are content being involuntarily celibate, which may even turn them into [[volcel]]s. Involuntary celibates who take the [[whitepill]] try out stoicism and asceticism and thereby become content with their situation. The subset of incels most likely to feel upset or depressed are probably [[nymphocel]]s.

In short, no. That is a stereotype nurtured by [[pigeonholing]] and [[broadbrushing]] media portrayals. Having low testosterone levels is more common in incel demographics compared to [[noncel]]s. Unassertiveness, being obsequious and high inhibition is also more common in [[involuntary celibate]] populations according to [[Henry Flynt]]. Furthermore, the stoic and ascetic viewpoints espoused by some [[purplepill]]ed and [[blackpill]] tenets (especially when supplemented with the [[whitepill]]) tends to repudiate violent viewpoints in favor of pacifism.