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Virgin-shaming is usually directed against males because people often subconsciously evaluate men based on their sexual success. Incelphobes justify their incelphobia by suggesting that concepts such as the [[blackpill]] or [[red pill]] are sexist, but they're silent when women such as [[Catherine Hakim]] say practically the exact same thing. The most self-conscious incels, when becoming "[[incel toms]]", sometimes parrot incelphobic behavious. | Virgin-shaming is usually directed against males because people often subconsciously evaluate men based on their sexual success. Incelphobes justify their incelphobia by suggesting that concepts such as the [[blackpill]] or [[red pill]] are sexist, but they're silent when women such as [[Catherine Hakim]] say practically the exact same thing. The most self-conscious incels, when becoming "[[incel toms]]", sometimes parrot incelphobic behavious. | ||
Antipathy toward incelphobes or incelphobia, or both, is called [[incelphobophobia]]. | |||
==Financial== | ==Financial== | ||
[[Inceldom]]-experiencers (and other [[Celibates|singletons]]) are sometimes discriminated against financially. In the UK, research by the Good Housekeeping Institute estimates that singletons pay £2000 more per year than married and cohabitating people on everything from car insurance, council tax, travel fares, wills and many other costs. The difference is even more lopsided in the United States wherein involuntary celibates are especially discriminated against in healthcare payments. | [[Inceldom]]-experiencers (and other [[Celibates|singletons]]) are sometimes discriminated against financially. In the UK, research by the Good Housekeeping Institute estimates that singletons pay £2000 more per year than married and cohabitating people on everything from car insurance, council tax, travel fares, wills and many other costs. The difference is even more lopsided in the United States wherein involuntary celibates are especially discriminated against in healthcare payments. | ||