>>17458You're right that there is something "wrong" or at very least different about us that makes us unable to get into relationships or even hit it off with people, but I think you're doing yourself a disservice by thinking that it's your fault. There's a lot of reasons why you might be a virgin and most of them are factors that aren't really within your control. It can be as simple as someone's looks or a childhood without the affirmation you need to grow into a confident, self-assured man.
There's also factors like your location, your race, whether you're meeting people your age at your job or through your social social activities and more. I don't think it's possible for anyone to sugarcoat the fact that it's getting harder for young men to get girlfriends or have sex. I think the reasons behind this are two-fold, one, men aren't getting the support they need from their communities (single mothers, smothering helicopter parents, harmful social media and a school system that seems hellbent on making men feel ashamed and insecure) and two, women are generally getting better education and career options from men across the Western world. Women do better in school, they're beginning to outnumber men in university courses, they have agreeable traits that make them more suited for office "culture" then men- and because women are doing better, there is suddenly a pool of men they no longer have interest in dating, simply because women rarely want to be the superior partner in a relationship. It feels like after a time of liberation and co-mingling of the sexes that our parents and grandparents got to enjoy, we're returning to a time where men and women inhabit very different worlds. Certain careers with high salaries and a great work/life balance like engineering or computer science are complete wastelands devoid of the slightest feminine presence- good luck getting a girlfriend if you're not meeting any girls and your job is about as attractive as a garbage man's. Social media also has a part to play in this- but if I keep going down this train of thought we'll both be here all week.
I think the majority of people who would be called incels are just lonely middle class men of slightly above average intelligence who have never grown the confidence to attract a woman. Personally I had parents who coddled me, told me that I shouldn't pursue women because it would "interrupt my study" and that once I got a degree and a job I'd met someone "just right for me"... neglecting the fact that without social experience and that confidence I wouldn't have a snowball's chance in hell at ever getting Miss Perfect to give me a chance.
All I really want to say is that you shouldn't blame yourself for things that you can't control. What you CAN do is develop confidence. It isn't easy, but I think that most men do have a decent chance at finding something, a job, a hobby, a sport, a talent for juggling... that they can feel confident and self-assured in. If you don't believe in yourself, then people won't believe in you. A girl won't fall into your lap, but I think it will find that it is the "something" that you know you are lacking.