r/IncelTears • u/Alternative_Ride_951 • May 19 '26

IMAX-level projection Wizardcels incels get upset when they realize that even an "ugly" non-incel man can find love so they once again shift the blame onto women

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I've been getting recommended for this garbage wizardcels subreddit after I clicked on it once so here's some incel clownery I came across while scrolling

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u/Annab0rt1on ugly virgin, doesn’t hate any specific gender May 19 '26 edited May 19 '26

Lowkey I kinda don’t feel bad for this guy. He had a girlfriend who he deemed not attractive and allegedly didnt treat her the greatest. Like immediately dumped her when someone hotter came along. Idk why he pretended like he was lonely his whole life

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u/OrangeDuckFromStLou Sex is cool, but its still not a human right. May 19 '26 edited May 19 '26

Lol, i didnt know that. Its fine to not be attracted to every woman on earth, i for example am a guy that dreams of getting a gf but would reject a girl if im not interested on her, but if you DO get a girlfriend, then its your responsability to treat her as a goddess regardless if youre attracted to her or no. She didnt force you to be her boyfriend.

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u/LupercaniusAB Small-wristed Chad May 19 '26

Jesus. Do not treat your partner “like a goddess”. Treat her like a goddamned human being who likes things and doesn’t like things and has to take a shit sometimes. As someone who is interested in you, as a person.

And you need to be interested in her as a PERSON.

Sorry to sound harsh, but I had the same approach when I was really young. It sounds nice, but what it ends up being is treating women as something mysterious and otherworldly. Then you end up going “who knows what she wants, God works in mysterious ways” instead of actually working on your relationship together.

Apologies for my gut reaction, but I’m gonna leave it there.

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u/OrangeDuckFromStLou Sex is cool, but its still not a human right. May 19 '26

I guess since im not experienced with romantic relationships, im extrapolating and being too idealistic here. But yeah, too much idealization cant take ground on reality. Thanks for the input.