Genetics of inceldom; some expected and perhaps unexpected results.

Positive correlates: high IQ, high income, good health, autism, anorexia, suicidality.

Negative correlates: psychological, neurological, and cardiovascular disorders (including anxiety and depression), obesity, poverty, substance use, extraversion, risk-taking.

Note that male and female incel genetics show very similar patterns.

When looking at phenotypic correlates (i.e. observed traits), most of these patterns hold true, except for income, nervousness, and depressive tendencies.

Overall, this evidence indicates that the average incel is an intelligent, shy, autistic person and not a dysgenic monstrosity, as many would have you believe. If anything, they seem to be quite genetically healthy.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/382541288_Life_without_sex_Large-scale_study_links_sexlessness_to_physical_cognitive_and_personality_traits_socioecological_factors_and_DNA