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The data presented in this article examines both men who are likely to be incel based on their self-reported relationship status or [[nearcel]], as well as men who are explicitly self-identified as such, and who partake in the various online incel subcultures. | The data presented in this article examines both men who are likely to be incel based on their self-reported relationship status or [[nearcel]], as well as men who are explicitly self-identified as such, and who partake in the various online incel subcultures. | ||
The | The demographics of inceldom shouldn't be confused with [[sex ratio]] i.e. the distribution of sexes in different groups of populations, though the latter is likely a contributory factor to inceldom. | ||
==Status== | ==Status== | ||