No, you are. This documents the cause of the incel movement. Men who are getting passed over for sex are getting increasingly frustrated, and a small minority of them lashes out violently. That doesn't mean that the problem is not a real one. Making fun of people who have difficult time getting laid is not only cruel but also counterproductive!
Loren is right that the trend has a lot to do with dating/hookup sites like Tinder. Women on those sites, at least a huge majority of them, can get laid very easily. However, only a small minority of men can.
Tinder Experiments II: Guys, unless you are really hot you are probably better off not wasting your time on Tinder — a quantitative socio-economic study
That is a systemic imbalance that should not be ignored.
You got it exactly backwards. It is the rejection that is driving these men into isolation and a small minority of them into an extreme response.
Turns out that when women on dating sites already decide that you are not a fuckable person because they all think they deserve one of the top 20% of the guys on the site and exclusively reply to their messages, it is very difficult to have the kind of growth you imagine.Turns out that when you allow your frustrations about your virginity to drive you into an echo-chamber cult that insulates you from growth, you don't grow into a fuckable person.
When did scoring dates on tinder become a prerequisite for growing into a person able to communicate compassion and empathy?
How did members of previous generations manage it when tinder wasn't even around?
I was pointing out that it was a cause of people not having sex--so many people use internet dating these days and it's a pretty dismal landscape for the average person. The pool of prospects is down and one is being judged by a higher standard. In the old days people didn't have as many options and thus weren't as choosy.
It's the same problem we see with a lot of hiring--managers so determined to find the best that they don't hire anyone.
