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There is also plentiful evidence that mentalceldom is particularly harmful to men's sexual success, with evidence that men with mental health concerns are twice as likely than women with mental health concerns to go sexless, together with it being found that several psychiatric conditions are much more harmful to male sufferer's relationship success and achieved fertility throughout a lifespan than female sufferers.<ref>https://incels.wiki/w/Scientific_Blackpill#Mental_disorders_significantly_reduce_male_fertility.2C_substantially_more_than_they_do_for_women</ref><ref>https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapsychiatry/article-abstract/2494707</ref><ref>https://www.medscape.org/viewarticle/482059_3</ref>

=="Normal" mentalcels==

Even women who adamantly claim that they oppose psychopathic traits, actually find psychopaths a turn-on and will freely admit to preferring a man whom is very assertive. The man should be leading the romantic interactions and liaisons. This demand for assertiveness would have been a reasonable demand in the 1930s, and earlier when most of the cards were in the man's hands. But are these demands still reasonable in the 21st century when many of those cards are in women's hands? Women match or outmatch men at adulting in several ways for example they leave the home earlier, they're more likely to have a university degree, they are also more likely to have first-hand experience growing up with an adult parent of the same sex, and therefore much higher access to mentorship and a role model (see [[momad syndrome]] for how mother-son mentorship is fraught with inexpedience). All these factors and more means power has shifted into the hands of women. Women are aware that the cards are in their hands but simply try to find men that [[Hypergamy|hold even more cards than they do.]]

==Nurture vs nature==

Nurture vs nature is a debate on the development of one's phenotype. Academic fields wherein this debate occurs includes ecology, behavioural genetics, epigenetics and social determinism. The introductory paragraph largely focuses focused on psychological problems which can often ba attributed to nature. On the other hand, mentalceldom can also be a by-product of upbringing. This is called nurture.

Other nurture-based factors that have been suggested as contributing to mentalceldom include schooling in single-sex rather than coed or mixed-sex education. However, all the aforementioend points are difficult for many people to accept, partially because of the following [[black pill]]: some parents just don’t love their children.

==Middle-aged mentalceldom==

See the [[tricenarian|adult degenitalization]] section of [[tricenarian]] for how a prudish upbringing can haunt someone well into their adult years.

==Androphobia==

Mentalceldom is sometimes caused by internalized [[androphobia]]. Being raised as a boy in an otherwise all-female household that championed feminism is the most likely culprit of internalized androphobia, especially if at least one of these female relatives has a combination of social anxiety disorder as well as narcissistic disorder. The reason why internalized androphobia can cause mentalceldom is for the same reason that androphobia in women can hamper their changes at [[relationship]]s. Its because you stumble and falter at [[courtship]], even though courtship should be the most natural thing in the world as it perches from millions of years of evolution. Whereas in women androphobia recognized all men as potential threats, internalized androphobia turns that fear inwards and men become overly self-conscious whereby they view themselves as a menace-in-waiting when around the opposite sex.

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==Mental health==

Involuntary celibacy has been attributed to psychological factors, such as social awkwardness, a lack of social skills,<ref>https://news.vice.com/en_us/article/7xqw3g/this-is-what-the-life-of-an-incel-looks-like</ref> lack of [[confidence]] or [[flirting]] skills, trust issues, addiction,<ref>https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/lifestyle/2018/08/the-science-of-incels-all-the-reasons-why-some-men-can-t-find-a-partner.html</ref> shyness,<ref>http://www2.gsu.edu/~wwwexa/news/archive/2001/01_0724-invcelrel.htm</ref> recreational sex invoking feelings of guilt, fears of unreciprocation of romantic overtures or apathy<ref>https://www.foxnews.com/story/foxsexpert-5-ways-to-fix-a-sexless-marriage</ref> or an inability to decipher social cues.<ref>https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/minority-report/201706/involuntary-celibacy</ref> It has also been suggested that people who live involuntarily celibate lives may have psychological disorders such as depression, Asperger syndrome, and body dysmorphic disorder.<ref>https://www.newstatesman.com/2018/05/we-must-try-understand-how-unwanted-virginity-leads-self-hating-incels-murder</ref>

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==The "therapy" interjection==

One of the most common interjections made by [[bluepill]]ed [[normie]]s when coming across a mentalcel is along the lines of "go seek therapy". But what these normies fail to realize is that the training received by modern western therapists isn't exactly tailor-made for men. For example, it remains difficult for modern therapists to fathom that abuse can be female perpetrated, especially when its female-against-male, due to a systemic and gynocentric system that nauseates at the thought of depicting women in an unflattering light. As such, one of the main culprits of mentalcel dysfunctionality at the home, the single mother's emotional and psychological abusiveness, remains unviable territory for therapists.

==Interview==

Women's attraction to cluster B personality disorders are so strong, this man was able to become a [[reproductive success]] despite being an autistic, hi IQ, turbo manlet. The woman in the video also has cluster B personality disorders, thus the two are assortatively mated, for [[dark triad]] traits. Their son is on the [[autism]] spectrum, and has hi [[IQ]].

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==References==

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==See also==

* [[Neurotypical]]

* [[Autism]]

* [[Mutation]]

* [[Happycel]]

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[[Category:Inceldom-types]]