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** High BMI or being overweight<ref name="haydon2013"></ref> | ** High BMI or being overweight<ref name="haydon2013"></ref> | ||
** Low social status or peer status,<ref>https://incels.wiki/w/Scientific_Blackpill#Men.27s_social_status_accounts_for_62.25_of_the_variance_of_copulation_opportunities</ref> with the socially excluded having very low status. | ** Low social status or peer status,<ref>https://incels.wiki/w/Scientific_Blackpill#Men.27s_social_status_accounts_for_62.25_of_the_variance_of_copulation_opportunities</ref> with the socially excluded having very low status. | ||
* Slow [[life history]] strategy (slow LH) as per genetic makeup | * Slow [[life history]] strategy (slow LH) as per genetic makeup | ||
** Asexuality/[[volcel]]dom is by far the strongest predictor of virginity around the age of 28, with about half of them stating they never felt attraction to the opposite sex while asexuals only make up 1% of the general population.<ref name="haydon2013"></ref> Could be | ** An inherited slow-life strategy means it also affects the parents causing potentially overall a sex-negativity and high achievement expectations. Slow LH types are often [[volcel|voluntary celibacy]]. Slow LH may be reslted to adaptations for (late) [[arranged marriage]] such that [[volceldom]] may eventually turn into [[inceldom]], if marriage never occurs. | ||
** Asexuality/[[volcel]]dom is by far the strongest predictor of virginity around the age of 28, with about half of them stating they never felt attraction to the opposite sex while asexuals only make up 1% of the general population.<ref name="haydon2013"></ref> Could be [[mutation]] or slow-life trait. | |||
** Starting puberty late as a male or being physically immature compared to your peers as a teenager,<ref>Tucker Halpern, C., Waller, M.W., Spriggs, A., & Hallfors, D.D. (2006). Adolescent predictors of emerging adult sexual patterns [Electronic version]. Journal of Adolescent Health, 39(6), 926.e1 - 926.e10.</ref> with slow sexual maturation being a primary marker of slow life history genetics. | ** Starting puberty late as a male or being physically immature compared to your peers as a teenager,<ref>Tucker Halpern, C., Waller, M.W., Spriggs, A., & Hallfors, D.D. (2006). Adolescent predictors of emerging adult sexual patterns [Electronic version]. Journal of Adolescent Health, 39(6), 926.e1 - 926.e10.</ref> with slow sexual maturation being a primary marker of slow life history genetics. | ||
** [[Shyness]] or social anxiety, no flirting skills, [[approach anxiety]].<ref name="apostolou2018"></ref> Could be [[mutation]] or slow | ** [[Shyness]] or social anxiety, no flirting skills, [[approach anxiety]].<ref name="apostolou2018"></ref> Could be [[mutation]] or slow-life trait. Possibly an adaptation for [[arranged marriage]].<ref name="apostolou2018"></ref> | ||
** Long education was a significant predictor of early adult virginity only for women in one study (long-education [[femcel]]s).<ref name="haydon2013"></ref> The phenomenon of educated women refusing to date down is also discussed in the [[hypergamy]] article, with there being mixed evidence about whether this tendency is really due to refusal to date down, or being too busy or facing evolutionary mismatches regarding an [[resources for orgasms|exchange of sex in return for resources]]. | ** Long education was a significant predictor of early adult virginity only for women in one study (long-education [[femcel]]s).<ref name="haydon2013"></ref> The phenomenon of educated women refusing to date down is also discussed in the [[hypergamy]] article, with there being mixed evidence about whether this tendency is really due to refusal to date down, or being too busy or facing evolutionary mismatches regarding an [[resources for orgasms|exchange of sex in return for resources]]. | ||
** Lower use of alcohol and drugs<ref name="boislard2016"></ref><ref name="haydon2013"></ref> | ** Lower use of alcohol and drugs<ref name="boislard2016"></ref><ref name="haydon2013"></ref> | ||