How do you translate incel years into regular human years?

[ranierean]

I feel like being incel all your life has to age you quite a bit.

My intuition says that you need to double your chronological age to get your true age as a celebate: so, a 15yo incel is basically a guy in his 30s who has to accept that it's just how things are, and a 20yocel is a midlife crisis guy in his 40s who suddenly discovers this sickly energy to turn the ship around (needless to say, he'll fail). By the time you're 30, you actually start to get it and your mind naturally defaults to endless memory replays and so on.

There are pop science study clickbait articles that say that the average life span of an autistic person is 36 years--and you know, that's just autism and it alone confidently cuts your life expectancy in half, so maybe I am not too wrong?

"I’m autistic. I just turned 36 — the average age when people like me die."

The stress of living with autism is exhausting.

www.vox.com

 

[BrahminBoss]

Half the chronological age of a normal person as autistic incels are more likely to follow ray peat

 

[StuntmanMike]

Just breed white gurl

 

[IAMNOTANINCEL]

True. Let me think

 

[SidharthTheSlayer]

I feel like being incel all your life has to age you quite a bit.

My intuition says that you need to double your chronological age to get your true age as a celebate: so, a 15yo incel is basically a guy in his 30s who has to accept that it's just how things are, and a 20yocel is a midlife crisis guy in his 40s who suddenly discovers this sickly energy to turn the ship around (needless to say, he'll fail). By the time you're 30, you actually start to get it and your mind naturally defaults to endless memory replays and so on.

There are pop science study clickbait articles that say that the average life span of an autistic person is 36 years--and you know, that's just autism and it alone confidently cuts your life expectancy in half, so maybe I am not too wrong?

"I’m autistic. I just turned 36 — the average age when people like me die."

The stress of living with autism is exhausting.

www.vox.com

What do you think about this: physically you age faster than other people. But mentally you are still a child. You never had the experiences that turn boys to men, I myself feel like I'm still 15 even though I'm turning 20 in a month.

 

[ranierean]

What do you think about this: physically you age faster than other people. But mentally you are still a child. You never had the experiences that turn boys to men, I myself feel like I'm still 15 even though I'm turning 20 in a month.

Abandonment and isolation is still abuse, phantom pains still hurt.
Maybe it's wrong to call it "growth", but my capacity to live is being expended nonetheless.