Youngcel

Categories: Age

[[File:Percent_of_us_12th_graders_who_have_ever_dated.png|thumb|400px|Young virgins are becoming increasingly common in the U.S. for both males and females to the point that most have not dated during school.]]
A '''youngcel''' is a teen who is too young to be put into the [[inceldom spectrum]] but has some early warning signs.

A youngcel may have some of the characteristics that put them at risk of entering the [[inceldom]] spectrum in the future, such as living in a prudishly erotophobic household consisting of a single helicopter parent, being a mouth breather and being [[autism|autistic]]. Youngcels have become vastly more common in the past two decades as summarized in the [[demographics]] article. A youngcel may also happen to have a higher [[sex drive]] than others and hence experience sexlessness as a greater burden. Or a youncel may have fast [[life history|LH]] friends who already have [[sex]] which may provoke [[envy]].

== Is virginity normal? ==
{{see_also|[[Demographics#Are_late_marriage_and_reproduction_unnatural?|Are late marriage and reproduction unnatural?]] and [[Teen love pill]]}}
Today, about half of U.S. 12th graders have never dated, which presents a substantial change in the past decades. This change affects both girls and boys to the same degree. However, it should be noted that generations that grew up during the post-WWII economic boom, [[boomer]]s and Gen Xers, were special and had particularly early marriages (and likely also onset of sexual activity) compared to earlier generations. While people do presently marry and have sex comparably late, it is not unheard of that people only marry in their mid- to late twenties in human history, though for women, first marriage was typically under the age of 25.
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File:X1VI6qG.jpg|Virginity rates of both sexes by age (2006-2008). Today the entire figure is likely shifted a bit to the right due to people losing their virginity even later
File:AgeAtFirstMarriage.png|Boomers had particularly early marriages (and presumably sex)
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== External links ==
* [https://archive.org/details/b31364883/page/230/mode/2up Studies in the psychology of sex. Vol. 5: Appendix: Histories of sexual development. P. 230]: Personal anecdotes by men and women (mostly [[normie]]s) about their sexual development in the late 19th century Britain (quite lewd).

==See also==
*[[Teenager]]
*[[Autistcel]]
*[[Heightcel]]
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