Making friends and getting with girls are basically the same skill set. Its not a coincidence that most incels are short on friends.
This isn't even close to true.
Virginity has nothing to do with friendship. Many people in HS are virgins/have trouble speaking to the opposite gender, but could still have large friend groups or close friendships with a few select people.
Friendships and relationships are two different things. You can have a "friendship" with a person. Regardless of your height, income level, or looks. With relationships, it's encouraged to be tall, be able to talk, have good hair, be funny, be decent looking, be of a certain income level or have a certain career and more. You're also actively competing with other people in regards to dating/relationships. Online dating is a prime example of this, where you're filtered out for being average . While with friendships, not so much. Hypothetically, a person can have a "ton of friends", but with dating/relationships people are often selecting that one special person who fits their requirements.
There are different levels of friendships. From acquaintances, to people you know but won't do anything with or have no big connection with outside of a big friend group..to even close friends that you'll almost do anything for or help out in their time of need.
While being social is a plus, you don't need to be the life of the party to date. And if someone agrees to be in a relationship with you, most aren't going to automatically leave if they find out you have no friends when the relationship starts.
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