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Today we're going to be talking about insales and the way that society perceives them.

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So as you probably know, InCEL stands for involuntary celibate, i.e. men who cannot find a romantic partner.

And the term is used pretty much exclusively for men since fem cells are a different thing entirely.

Because of concerns of misogyny and the fact that several attacks have been committed by Incells,

think Elliot Rogers and the Canadian truck attack, Incells have proven to be popular punching bags for the media and pop culture. For instance, the term Insel itself has become a go-to insult for some people

it's usually not directed toward actual in cells rather just any male who

happens to be expressing an even remotely right-wing or conservative opinion.

And most recently, people were so concerned that Joaquin Phoenix's portrayal of the

Joker would become an insel icon that they were actually trying to boycott the movie and some theaters

ended up putting extra security at screenings of Joker. The movie as it turns out

though ended up doing phenomenally well and no one was killed because of it. Thank

goodness. But still, the point stands. People are not

fans of Incells. Here's the thing about Incells, though, which I feel like we need to talk about,

there are different types of Incells, but people tend to treat them all the

same which really doesn't make sense let me explain you see the way I see it and this is

just my own thing feel free to disagree there are three tiers or levels of insales.

In my opinion the first type of insel is someone who simply fits the literal definition,

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