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Blackpill

Your story is there waiting for you, it has been waiting for you there a hundred years,
long before you were born and you cannot change a comma of it. Everything you do
you have to do. You are the twig, and the water you float on swept you here. You are
the leaf, and the breeze you were borne on blew you here. This is your story and you
cannot escape it

-Cornell woolrich, I Married a Dead Man

Blackpill

The Blackpill is an idea, centered in evolutionary psychology, which attempts to explain romantic partnership as stemming from 3 interrelated factors

1. Physical attractiveness

2. Wealth

3. Social Status

Five central themes emerge from this thesis.

1. Looks are necessary to the formation of physical or romantic desire
2. Looks are not distributed evenly among men
3. Looks are not subjective.
4. The Dualistic Mating Strategy
5. Hypergamy

Each one of the five central themes plays a part in deriving Incel Vocabulary. Looks being necessary,unevenly distributed, and objective provides two familiar categories, the Incel and Chad

6 comments

old comment by Zinnia

1. Looks are necessary to the formation of physical or romantic desire

As written, this is bizarre even by incel standards, and doesn't fit the rest of it. I'm guessing that they meant something like "Good looks are necessary for others to be romantically and/or sexually attracted to you". If so, then that's wrong. Yes, it *helps* in many cases, especially if the other person is shallow, but with rare exceptions it is neither sufficient nor necessary.

2. Looks are not distributed evenly among men

Given that men are not clones of each other, this is true, but not very meaningful on its own.

3. Looks are not subjective.

Bzzzt, wrong. They may be semi-subjective in regards to facial structure in that a very large portion (perhaps even a majority) of the population considers very "average" features to be attractive in addition to any other preference(s) they may have... but there's a lot of variety in preferences, especially body-type preferences. Also there exist people for whom "too perfect" of an appearance triggers uncanny valley feelings for them.

4. The Dualistic Mating Strategy

I've heard of multiple, mutually-incompatible (and stemming from vastly different ideologies) ideas which could reasonably be called "dualistic mating strategy". I have no idea which one you're referring to, since this isn't a commonly-used incel term... but since most of them are varying degrees of stupid and this is an incel we're talking about, I'm going to go with "probably very wrong". [edit] After thinking about it a little, they might mean differences between "Chad" and "Normie" when it comes to dating. If so, definitely wrong.

5. Hypergamy

Not an actual thing except under very narrow conditions which are not present in any modern-day western culture that I'm aware of. Of course incels generally believe that women not being evenly-distributed chattel slaves is "hypergamy", in which case they're not even wrong.

Only 1 in 5 correct, and the one you got right doesn't mean anything if the others are wrong. That's a piss-poor basis for forming a philosophy, let alone a vocabulary based around it.

old comment by NonProphet

So you start from a premise consisting of pseudoscience and easily debunked falsehoods, and expect to be taken seriously?
How do you explain the fact that most people find incels unattractive merely by reading their internet posts, without ever seeing their faces?

The fact that Steve Buscemi was married before he was rich or famous discredits point #1 immediately. As does the fact that blind people exist and have relationships, and so there goes the idea that looks are universally the first or primary factor for absolutely everyone.

The rest is the usual fiction flimsily masked as fact that we've come to expect from incels & other misogynists.