>> I don't get why they call it forced because no one is forcing them to do anything >>
Like Sr8Up said: "Any group that uses the word "Forced" in their title is begging for people to feel sorry for them."
What they're doing, it seems to me, is portraying themselves in a way to elicit sympathy. To feel as if you're helpless as a little baby and your lot in life being sympathized with is kind of a cousin to feeling loved, you know? It's not love, but receiving pity can *feel* like love, and in the absence of love, it's a short term manner of obtaining those feelings.
And this is a good juncture to tie in edger's question: "These guys claim to have tried everything they humanly possibly can. And I believe them, why shouldn't I?"
Obviously, they haven't tried *everything*. They have yet to try what actually works. They see guys with women. They even see fat, plain looking guys with women. Geez, they could find a plain, fat woman who might hang with them, but they don't want that. So they know deep down inside that there's a way - otherwise they wouldn't have tried at all, right? That "I've done everything possible!" is a common disorder in reasoning. It's negative reasoning tricks your mind can play on you. Keep that in mind when you hear sweeping, blanket universal statements such as "It NEVER happens, it's ALWAYS the same, EVERYONE, NOBODY..."
I'd venture that at the root of this is their discomfort of having to do what's really needed is far greater to them than the pain of being sans female companionship. They would have to make some major, major changes, inside and out. That's not easy. It means changing entrenched habits. They don't desire to do that. Those that do, do, and pull out of that rut. But these guys don't. What they really want, is a woman to want them just as they are so they don't have to change. They rationalize that they shouldn't have to make any changes either. And, because women don't respond favorably, they're getting frustrated and that's leading them to anger and bitterness.
You know, when you keep trying to fly off the roof because you see birds doing it and you keep hitting your head on the cement, you don't curse the cement. You learn to work with gravity. These guys want gravity to accept them and let them fly. In effect, they're defying gravity (the way things work/the way the world turns/whatever you'd like to call it) and defying gravity HURTS. They haven't figured out that when things hurt, it means you're going about it incorrectly.