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What myth? You are acting like female preference is a malleable thing you can control while you damn well know that your own preference will not be manipulated into preferring fat older women no matter how much social engineering the feminist society subjects you to. You are unhappy with the current state of society that feminism has created, but are unwilling to reject the ideological tenets that got you into this situation. It doesn't matter if "we're all programmed the same way", statistical …
/r/MensRights23/09/22 04:27 AM
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Misinterpreting both history & the reality of conditions in Japan. In neither historical example has the core nature of men differed, only the ratio available thereof. Unless you want to start World War 3 (and I'm not even convinced men would be willing to fight it anyway absent the raison d'etre), I'm not sure what proxy you are going to invent that's capable of creating artificial scarcity. And the example you give of Japan is a prime example of Chad Pareto Principle - it's literally the exact…
/r/MensRights23/09/22 03:43 AM
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And look at Japanese women. They are only becoming more promiscuous / Chad-seeking as more and more young men accept a reality of learned-helplessness & drop out of society. Ask *any* Japanese man about this & he will agree with me. You are advocating for things that aren't even close to fully thought-through because of your optimism bias & recency bias. You cannot change human nature. Are you familiar with the term "Chesterton's Fence"? You should get really cozy with it. Societies were traditi…
/r/MensRights23/09/22 03:36 AM
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This is not what causes change. Society cannot move backwards, it can only move forward. Change in the direction you would like to see is only possible when exigent reality becomes unbearable for women (ie - civilizational collapse). And that (collapse) is the direction we are inexorably headed in. So I guarantee you will see better "dating market" conditions in your lifetime, but it will be at such a great cost that we both will surely not be happy about it. The end is much sooner than you thin…
/r/MensRights23/09/22 03:26 AM
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male thirst is again part of it in that we also don't let fellow men abandon gender roles. This part is demonstrably false. We have both sufficient data & corresponding anecdotal accounts proving the opposite. In virtually all cases where women, who have been programmed by society that they can have it all & that they should be a girlboss, are married to stay-at-home husbands, the women invariably come to resent the men (and the additional time they get to spend with the children) & leads to div…
/r/MensRights23/09/22 03:10 AM
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Kindly, I suggest you try reading J.D. Unwin before criticizing him so harshly. We're not talking about someone who advocated for misogyny & "treating women like chattel". We're talking about someone who internalized all of the idealism of believing women to be equally deserving members of the human race, while understanding the unfair *nature* of reality itself (Unwin still wanted to find a way to maximize woman's equity). The problem of the post-War era of intellectuals is that they shunned re…
/r/MensRights22/09/22 08:41 PM
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I agree. I don't believe that anyone needs to "go back to women as chattel". I think we just need to re-integrate the idealism learned during the era of Women's Lib back into the reality-based nature of being (reintegration). This would basically look similar to what the majority of women wanted in the first place --- respect & better treatment. Truly the biggest problem (both historically AND still today) is that no society has ever properly accounted for the value of female reproductive abilit…
/r/MensRights22/09/22 08:24 PM
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***Demography Is Destiny*** Dating markets (and feminism more broadly) have become unbearable as a direct result of low birth rates for a sustained period of time. People tend to only think about things in terms of the ratio of men to women. They overlook the fact that all men have a *strong* preference for (specifically) young women. And that women have a similar (tho weaker) preference for older men. When a civilization stops reproducing at or above the replacement rate, as here, it will *expo…
/r/MensRights22/09/22 05:11 PM
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The closer you get to Thanos hour the less crazy women get with their requirements. Correct. But I also want to point out one key detail that I think most men are overlooking: ***Demography Is Destiny*** Dating markets (and feminism more broadly) have become unbearable as a direct result of low birth rates for a sustained period of time. People tend to only think about things in terms of the ratio of men to women. They overlook the fact that all men have a *strong* preference for (specifically) …
/r/MensRights22/09/22 04:56 PM
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