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| 1 | Cross-cultural study done across 6 continents reveals that while most women identified as heterosexual (80.4%), most heterosexual women exhibited a gynephilic (65.1%) preference while only a small percentage exhibited an androphilic preference (5.8%) in attraction.It was interesting to see that women's aesthetic evaluation of other women was not a factor in explicit sexual preference, but more of an appreciation. It was also interesting to see how men's aesthetic evaluation had a large impact on their sexuality compared to women. It's also implied that women are generally seen as the aesthetic and beautiful sex in society. | /r/BlackPillScience | 31/07/25 04:20 AM |
| 1 | Self improvement leads to resentmentIt's essentially the attribution of goals to self-worth. Linking external goals to self worth is how we were conditioned by society, breaking that condition is what will break that cycle. Dating, exercise, study, it all falls under this umbrella. | /r/PurplePillDebate | 02/02/25 12:01 AM |
| 3 | There are three types of women: Mixed, Masculine & Feminine. Here's why you may be having success with one type but struggling with the other, and which one you should go for & why.You say that back in the day, lady-like women had more of a spine, but then go on to say that a characteristic of masculine women is directness. So which is it? It would benefit your argument to define what “having a spine” is to clear up this contradiction. Also, you say that taking care of things other than your home makes you more masculine, but what about raising kids? Wouldn’t that traditionally make a woman more feminine? Your goal with this post is to help men so I commend that, but there… | /r/TheRedPill | 12/01/25 08:19 PM |
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