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The word insel is a popular true crime buzzword. I'm going to explain it to summarize it adequately and move on.

Incell is short for involuntary celibate. Being a virgin doesn't make you a bad person.

No, not at all. That's important to note. However, a

self-identified insel is a person who typically exhibits exaggerated forms of self-loathing.

Misogony, sexism, racism, you get it.

Elliot Roger, the perpetrator of the Isla Vista Massacre, is sort of the patron saint of Incells.

Another overriding characteristic of an Insel is this ability to twist their personality into many layers

of irony, usually to the point that as they grow older, they suffer

from irony poisoning. Think joking about something ironically for long enough that it becomes an unironic part of your personality

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