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'''Robots''' are defined by sexlessness, I.e. they have never engaged in the act of penetrative intercourse. Robots are essentially identical to '''Incels'''. Key characteristics include the following: hopelessness, resentment, negative self-image and cynicism. | '''Robots''' are defined by sexlessness, I.e. they have never engaged in the act of penetrative intercourse. Robots are essentially identical to '''Incels'''. Key characteristics include the following: hopelessness, resentment, negative self-image and cynicism. | ||
Hopelessness is a crucial component of the nature of a robot. The end to which hope | Hopelessness is a crucial component of the nature of a robot. The end to which hope was tied before being severed is romance and intimacy. They believe achievement of any sort of romantic relationship is impossible due to their mental and/or physical constitution. Typically, this belief is not unfounded. | ||
== Controversy == | == Controversy == | ||
Several controversies have broken out over the nature of Robots. | Several controversies have broken out over the nature of Robots. | ||
Revision as of 22:34, 19 June 2025
Definition
Robots are defined by sexlessness, I.e. they have never engaged in the act of penetrative intercourse. Robots are essentially identical to Incels. Key characteristics include the following: hopelessness, resentment, negative self-image and cynicism.
Hopelessness is a crucial component of the nature of a robot. The end to which hope was tied before being severed is romance and intimacy. They believe achievement of any sort of romantic relationship is impossible due to their mental and/or physical constitution. Typically, this belief is not unfounded.
Controversy
Several controversies have broken out over the nature of Robots.