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10. I decided that the best thing I could do is be hopeful but realistic. It may not happen for me but I shouldn’t give up on the expectation. Neither delusion or nihilistic just the truth. I worked on myself and while I am not the greatest person I realized I wanted to live my life being one less a$$hole (in the general sense) in the world. I realized that being sad and mopey all the time wasn’t helping. I could be nice to next person I meet for no good reason and it wouldn’t matter if I were incel sad etc or not. I could do something good.
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12. I hate the idea that being incel is tied to being a hater of women or violent. Not everyone did something that made them socially “weird”. Among incel people are those with physical disabilities and socially crippling mental disorders. I think the idea that all incel are seemingly categorized as the social misfits is a little much. Some of us fit in just fine but we do not have all the cues right or maybe our confidence is a bit low. Some people have scars they feel they can’t show in the general dating or hook up scenario.
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14. In any case incel people are just people. Some incel people feel that if sex were more available than everything would be fixed. What if you want a family or a lasting relationship? What if you never meet anyone you want that with or who wants that with you? The real question I think some of us have to ask ourselves is how important is sex all by itself really?
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16. Ok I am done. If anybody reads this thanks. If no one does thanks for letting me vent. Bless you all.
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18. I’ve been there.  Many of us have.  Newly diagnosed and told you can’t eat gluten again.  Many thoughts go through your mind.  You think, “How can I possibly live gluten-free?” “What does this really mean?”  It’s a time for frustration, anger, doubts and many more emotions.   And it’s alright to have those emotions.
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