An Orbiter is a Simp, a Foid is a Foid

Fabricating Authenticity - Jason W.M. Ellsworth

Nevada S. Drollinger-Smith [+-]
Arizona State University
Nevada S. Drollinger-Smith is a PhD student in the Anthropology of Religion track at Arizona State University. Her research focuses on masculinity, purity, and The Manosphere.

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Furthering Smith’s argument, Drollinger-Smith provides examples of how rhetoric from incel communities denotes “true” incels or “real” women, to explore how those terms are constructed and employed to establish one’s identity or place within society. Drollinger-Smith argues that these terms have less to do with whether one really is an incel and more to do with how the label can be adapted and employed.

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Drollinger-Smith, Nevada. An Orbiter is a Simp, a Foid is a Foid. Fabricating Authenticity. Equinox eBooks Publishing, United Kingdom. p. Aug 2024. ISBN 9781800501454. https://www.equinoxpub.com/home/view-chapter/?id=40267. Date accessed: 27 Apr 2024 doi: 10.1558/equinox.40267. Aug 2024

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