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The '''blackpill''' is a philosophy that female sexual desire is very inflexible and hence men's dating problems require systemic rather than personal solutions | The '''blackpill''' is a philosophy that female sexual desire is very inflexible and hence men's dating problems require systemic rather than personal solutions if a solution exists at all.<ref>https://dalrock.wordpress.com/2011/11/21/she-felt-unloved/#comment-22914</ref> It has emerged in opposition to the [[redpill]] movement which instead promotes [[work on yourself|self-improvement]] and [[Fapstinence|various dating tricks]]. | ||
On incel boards like [[/r/braincels]] and [[incels.co]], and following [[chadfishing]] experiments and insights from [[online dating]], the blackpill increasingly referred to [[lookism]] with a [[good genes hypothesis|good-gener]] bent. For these blackpillers, ugly, 'genetically inferior' men have no chance of getting laid in an unconstrained mating context as women are assumed to choose based on [[looks]] rather than [[personality]] or effort. | On incel boards like [[/r/braincels]] and [[incels.co]], and following [[chadfishing]] experiments and insights from [[online dating]], the blackpill increasingly referred to [[lookism]] with a [[good genes hypothesis|good-gener]] bent. For these blackpillers, ugly, 'genetically inferior' men have no chance of getting laid in an unconstrained mating context as women are assumed to choose based on [[looks]] rather than [[personality]] or effort. | ||
The media often conflates incels with | The media often conflates incels with these blackpillers while only a minority of incels actually subscribe to the blackpill. | ||
More generally, a 'blackpill' refers to a proclaimed fact with particular dire and inevitable consequences. | More generally, a 'blackpill' refers to a proclaimed fact with particular dire and inevitable consequences. | ||