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'''Incelphobia''' is a form of [[ableism]] usually characterized by hatred, fear, antagonism or aversion towards [[truecel]]s, [[incel]]s or [[nearcel]]s | '''Incelphobia''' is a form of [[ableism]] usually characterized by hatred, fear, antagonism or aversion towards [[truecel]]s, [[incel]]s or [[nearcel]]s. The contrary of incelphobia is [[incelophilia]]. | ||
Incelphobia related behavior and people displaying incelphobia are deemed '''incelphobic''', '''incelphobe''' or '''incelphobiac'''. Incelphobes usually believe in the {{Wikipedia|just world fallacy}}, and they sometimes express this antagonism through [[virgin-shaming]] against [[truecel]]s, [[cacophobia]] against [[uglycels]], and [[ableism]] against [[disabledcels]]. Incelphobia is sometimes called ''incelhatred'' and overlaps with [[anti-incel|anti-incelism]]. A person who holds incephobic beliefs, is an ''incelphobe'' or ''incelhater''. | |||
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. | ||