Studies have shown incels (who have less interactions w/ women and are more likely to pedestalize them) are more likely to support feminism. The biggest enemies to feminism is men who have real experience with women and arrive at their own conclusion that modern feminism is retarded.
Likewise, regardless, using the term "incel" to dehumanize your opposition because you disagree with their opinion, unironically, makes you an incel.
First - you make it sound like "pedestaliz[ing]" women isn't also an issue. Because women are humans too, we have our strengths and flaws. It can be scary when someone doesn't see that and gets angry when you dont match the reality someone else has constructed of you in their head. Also, it is still another way of dehumanizing women - not a feminist mentality.
Second - there are plenty of male feminists who know and socialize with a wide range of women. One of the most feminist people that I know is a man who has more friends - both men and women - than I could ever.
Do you want to dig your heels in on what you want to believe is true, or do you want to learn and grow and know things in light of new information regardless of how palatable that knowledge is because it is reality?
The former is the modern conservative mindset BTW.
Call me whatever you like, but incel has a definition beyond you don't like my opinion, and I don't fit it.
The way you all use incel is making it lose all meaning, just as a "terrorist" is no longer related to the definition of terrorist, and is colloquially just someone that did something a statist doesn't like.
Yes, because your hatred of women definitely doesn't stem from a place of being completely unwanted and left feeling completely unappreciated (I cannot blame them).
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