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A black pill is a [[red pill]] with a fatalistic, defeatist, catastrophizing connotation, seeking to disclose systemic and potentially irreparable issues. Within the incelosphere and lookism community, this mostly refers to the meme that female mate choice is primarily about factors that are argued to be innate and difficult to alter, primarily [[LMS|looks, money, and status]] rather than [[personality]]. Not all self-identified incels subscribe to the blackpill or even any pill at all. | A black pill is a [[red pill]] with a fatalistic, defeatist, catastrophizing connotation, seeking to disclose systemic and potentially irreparable issues. Within the incelosphere and lookism community, this mostly refers to the meme that female mate choice is primarily about factors that are argued to be innate and difficult to alter, primarily [[LMS|looks, money, and status]] rather than [[personality]]. Not all self-identified incels subscribe to the blackpill or even any pill at all. | ||
==Is inceldom synonymous with the blackpill?== | ==Is inceldom synonymous with the [[blackpill]]?== | ||
No. Some don't believe in the blackpill. Some don't agree with parts of it. Some don't subscribe to any 'pills.' Some involuntary celibates are [[purple pilled]], others are [[bluepilled]]; others are [[red pilled]] or [[whitepilled]]. Most involuntary celibates are likely unaware of [[pill jargon|"pill" jargon]] altogether. There are also [[noncel blackpiller]]s such as [[Catherine Hakim]]. However, the [[blackpill]] tends to be popular among self-identified incels. | No. Some don't believe in the blackpill. Some don't agree with parts of it. Some don't subscribe to any 'pills.' Some involuntary celibates are [[purple pilled]], others are [[bluepilled]]; others are [[red pilled]] or [[whitepilled]]. Most involuntary celibates are likely unaware of [[pill jargon|"pill" jargon]] altogether. There are also [[noncel blackpiller]]s such as [[Catherine Hakim]]. However, the [[blackpill]] tends to be popular among self-identified incels. | ||