Would you agree that 'inceldom' is, for you or others, somewhat of a 'first world problem' ? (As in: Ofc it sucks to not get laid, but your community seems to be overly dramatic about it sometimes)

Would you think that, you or others, would probably be able to score if they actually worked at it? No offense, I struggle with my own issues and know how hard it is to change yourself, but...theoretically possible?

If you had to make a guess, how many incels have actually very little chance to get into a relationship (actual disfigurement, heavy psychological issues), and how many are just kinda trying to 'play out of their league?

What would be your guess (%) on the distribution of: 'People who try to find a supporting community' and 'Mysogynists who blame their misfortune on others'?

Assuming you are not a 'radical', what are your thoughts about them?

Assuming you are a 'radical', what led you to your beliefs and would you consider the option that they, aswell as your inceldom, are mere symptoms of actual psychological problems that require professional treatment?

Isnt 19 a bit early to consider yourself 'incel'? Its perfectly normal to not have had sex or a relationship at 19.

Many of the goals and aims of the feminist movement would actually benefit 'your kind' in the long run, so why do you that you (or others) oppose it?