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Story summary
- A study in the Journal of Sex and Marital Therapy finds incels consume more pornography and show greater body dissatisfaction than non-incels.
- The research shows incels feel socially isolated and believe women expect them to match male porn actors’ standards.
- This belief correlates with their body dissatisfaction.
- Brandon Sparks and Robyn Mooney conducted the study with 121 men, signaling need for further research.
