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2	I'm incredibly skeptical that personality or other characteristics can "override" lack of physical attraction - please change my mind. First, we need to differentiate encounters on dating apps - where a man's pictures are often the only information a woman has about him - and in-person encounters. I will talk only about the latter. Women who place a lot of weight on immediate physical attraction tend to score highly on a personality trait known as sociosexuality. First, a brief definition: sociosexuality refers to a man or woman's willingness to have sex without intimacy. People high in sociosexuality tend to view sexual activi…	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/06/23 12:51 AM
2	There is VAST chasm between the amount effort required to secure a partner that is reasonable for a healthy realtionship, between men and women. In fairness to OP, neither confidence nor humor can be acquired unless you are willing to dedicate some time and effort toward their cultivation. I would add that on a first date, it takes far more confidence to admit you are anxious than it does to puff your chest up and pretend to be Tony Montana. If a woman sours on you for refusing to play a tedious charade, consider it a victory.	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/06/23 08:50 AM
1	There is VAST chasm between the amount effort required to secure a partner that is reasonable for a healthy realtionship, between men and women. Most of the men I knew who chose the Chad strategy in college are now saddled with child support for all the illegitimate children they fathered. Because they neglected to cultivate a skill set of value outside of seduction, they now have miserable, backbreaking work to look forward to in the morning and a rapidly aging coterie of whores for company. Meanwhile, I can look forward to my next trip to Tuscany. If I had any advice for OP, it would be this: Women are like ornaments over a robust melo…	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/06/23 05:41 AM
1	There is VAST chasm between the amount effort required to secure a partner that is reasonable for a healthy realtionship, between men and women. You are in fact asking two distinct questions: Is it easier for the average man or average woman to attract a partner? Is it easier for the average man or average woman to keep a partner? If we control for other factors, such as age and "attractiveness" (however you choose to define that), I believe that the average woman has the advantage whilst attracting a sexual partner, yet she must cede her advantage to the average man when it comes to converting that sexual partner into a long-term ma…	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/06/23 03:54 AM
2	Women are just as visual as men. It's just that most men don't elicit this type of attraction From what I have observed offline, the consistent turn-offs in men for women are an excess of rationality and consequently, a lack of spontaneity and interpersonal charm. Women live in and for the moment to a far greater extent than men. They want to be seduced, to be swept up by their passions, and led out to sea, even if they know of the dangers. I have seen physically repellent men, men who are unemployed, men with a serious criminal record, men who stink of stale booze and shit, and men who …	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/06/23 03:36 AM

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