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== What's the biggest misconception about inceldom?== | == What's the biggest misconception about inceldom?== | ||
The most common misconception is that [[inceldom]] constitutes a belief system, label, or ideology. Inceldom is simply a social phenomenon akin to homelessness and a social demographic such as the unemployed. | The most common misconception is that [[inceldom]] constitutes a belief system, label, or ideology. Inceldom is simply a social phenomenon akin to homelessness and a social demographic such as the unemployed. A popular health magazine, Psychology Today, uses the terms ''involuntary celibacy'' and dysphoric singlehood interchangeably, thereby acknowledng that the term ''involuntary celibate'' is synonymous with the term ''dysphoric singleton''.<ref>https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/darwin-does-dating/202305/the-potential-negative-impact-of-unwanted-singlehood#:~:text=%22Dysphoric%20singlehood%22%20captures%20the%20emotions,becomes%20a%20source%20of%20suffering.</ref> | ||
==Are incels mentally ill?== | ==Are incels mentally ill?== | ||