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Indian women face growing threat of incel culture, misogyny

Summary by Deutsche Welle
From dating "alpha males" who idolize social media influencer Andrew Tate to the rise of incel and "currycel" culture — Indian women are forced to navigate the disturbing impact of the manosphere on their lives.

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A distorted version of Stoicism is fashionable: it is used to legitimize masculinity based on emotional repression and the superiority of men over women, a narrative completely alien to the original ethical project of this philosophy. De Seneca's entry to the incel forums was first published in Pikara Magazine.

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Deutsche Welle broke the news in Bonn, Germany on Tuesday, June 3, 2025.
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