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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.Definitely agree with you. But it’s this one area that is still enforced by the tribe so to speak when there are other evolutionary behaviors we still have but women opt to ignore. Hypergamy from women is paired with territorial behavior from men. While a large amount of men may tolerate polygamous behavior from women with women, it it antithetical to male mate selection to tolerate promiscuous behavior from women with other men which is of course, most of the time. Sexual exclusivity from women… | /r/BlackPillScience | 30/07/25 04:22 PM |
| 3 | 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.I tolerate it too but I know that the same would not be true of the women themselves if the man happened to roll both ways. I’ve only been with one woman one that liked bi guys. Every other woman expressed disgust at the idea even though they themselves did it. Doesn’t matter so much where I’m concerned but I wonder why such an extreme sexual double standard exists in women’s psyches even though they are overwhelmingly the gayer sex, the more progressive sex, and the primary supporters of Gay me… | /r/BlackPillScience | 30/07/25 03:27 PM |
| 3 | 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.That’s good to know, but my own anecdotal experience is the 4 women I ever took seriously, one of whom I married, all 4 admitted to finding women sexually attractive and 3 of the 4 had been with other women. Apparently multiple women each. Even I didn’t think the prevalence was that high. 3/4 college educated women. 2 middle class 2 working class. Age difference of 14 years from oldest to youngest. I have always been one of the most progressive people in my family but Goddamn. You think you know… | /r/BlackPillScience | 30/07/25 01:26 PM |
| 2 | 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.Women almost always get with men for niche reasons aka things that most other women don’t find attractive. The men that appeal to the majority of women are the top 5-10% if not even more restrictive than that. Maybe 1-5%. If this study used men of relative average attractiveness, anyone in this sub could’ve predicted ahead of time that the average woman would’ve found most subjects to be unattractive. If they controlled for attractiveness however and used only conventionally attractive men that … | /r/BlackPillScience | 29/07/25 11:50 PM |
| 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.While this isn’t particularly surprising, an important control isn’t mentioned. How attractive were the men and women in question? Everybody knows women get little to no sexual arousal from the average man if a connection isn’t already established. I assume the people in question were average. If you had a Bunch of Chads and Tyrones as the baseline for the study, I imagine the results would be profoundly different than using men of average or below average attractiveness, since the top 10% of me… | /r/BlackPillScience | 29/07/25 11:33 PM |
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