Incel Of The Week

10/16/2025

Don’t even think the person who asked this was even alive during the 80s 😐

But way to go! Use one non-verifiable photo to generalize about an entire era 🤦🏻‍♂️

While we cut funding to public education, people just get more stupid.

— M

06/02/2025

06/02/2025

“If you understand this math you will always have peace in your home.” 🤡

— M

05/29/2025

This was shared on X. Thoughts?

When I saw it my mind immediately jumped to the idea of “Loudest Voices are Heard More.” We live in an age with algorithms and so these push specific narratives to our feeds. For every voice we do hear, there are dozens more that go unheard on the internet algorithm.

I just wish companies were actually aware of what they are doing in terms of its effects on youth, but they either blatantly ignore it or they are just stuck on their computers coding all day without any realization of human interaction.

— M

05/21/2025

Discussion:

Maybe she didn’t feel safe and wanted to bring someone else along? Trying to analyze this situation. Anyone on Facebook want to give their take?

— M

05/21/2025

Submitted by Page Follower. Thank you!

Source: https://www.facebook.com/100044250168307/posts/1290085539143106/?mibextid=wwXIfr

04/27/2025

My friend was notified recently that there’s an unknown AirTag near her!

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2790620887993921&id=100011381116125&mibextid=wwXIfr

— M

04/15/2025

Incel of the Week Submission:

“Economic Analysis” or Just Thinly-Veiled Cruelty?
This post pairs a soldier and a man on a bench, slapping on a “wartime boom” quote to make it seem like a take. But let’s be real: the only thing booming here is mockery disguised as commentary.

We don’t know what that man has been through.
We don’t know his story, his battles, or his pain.
But we do know this—reducing someone’s life to a visual punchline says more about the poster than the subject.

Let’s talk about it:
— Why are body shaming and economic hardship treated like memes?
— Who gets dehumanized for likes?
— And how do we push back when “insight” is really just cruelty in a quote suit?

04/15/2025

Who’s going to tell him?

Our next Incel of the Week submission features a classic:

— Posts a woman doing tech work
— Zooms in to mock her grip
— Misses the irony of performing zero labor from the safety of a watermark and a Twitter circle

Reminder: real engineers learn by doing. Keyboard critics? Not so much.

Let’s discuss:
— Why are women in STEM still treated like anomalies?
— How often do “gotcha” memes reveal more about the poster than the subject?
— And why is it always the least qualified dudes policing how others solder?

— M

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04/15/2025

Thanks to the user who tagged us—this gem deserved the spotlight.

Presenting today’s featured post from the Incel Multiverse!

Nothing says “alpha male energy” like demanding women be “traditional, submissive, debt-free virgins without tattoos”—while posting AI-generated cosplay queens from a WiFi-enabled log cabin.

Let’s unpack this:
—Why do purity and submission still dominate certain online fantasies?
—Who benefits from this aesthetic—and who gets erased?
—How does nostalgia get weaponized against real-world autonomy?
—What’s the algorithm’s role in amplifying this stuff?

Drop your thoughts. Roast gently, reflect deeply.
And keep tagging us—because sometimes the best content is unintentionally revealing.

— M

04/13/2025

Misogyny is getting a makeover.

Incel ideologies are being rebranded with “self-improvement” buzzwords like looksmaxxing and Sub5s to bypass TikTok moderation. These sanitized terms mask the same old hatred—just wrapped in gym talk and skincare routines.

One article highlights how even mainstream media plays into this narrative. Netflix’s show Adolescence references a theory that 80% of women are attracted to 20% of men—a core incel belief meant to justify male resentment and social hierarchy by looks.

Make no mistake—this isn’t self-help.
It’s repackaged misogyny hiding behind a glow-up.

Reference/Source:

Boffey, D. (2025, March 29). ‘Incel’ accounts using self-improvement language to avoid TikTok bans – study. The Guardian.