I’ve been vocal about my disappointment with how the word “femcel,” a portmanteau of “female incel,” has evolved over time and subsequently reported on. Originally an outgrowth of women internalizing and believing Manosphere content, “femcel” was never intended to be a label for pro-anorexic Brandy Melville-clad art hoes or women whose feelings of termi…
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