leiphos Archive

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1	Men aren't attractive. It depends entirely on the woman. There are billions of women in the world, so there’s no way to say what they consistently mean by “a good man.” Many men say they want a “good woman” or a “cool girlfriend” or a “great partner.” Are there specific definitions of what all those mean? No - it’s personal and individual.	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	13/03/18 09:42 PM
0	Men aren't attractive. I addressed that at the bottom of my comment. There is a reason that females are sexually selective - sexual selection is a feature in almost every social species, and in many others that aren’t social.	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	08/03/18 09:42 PM
0	Men aren't attractive. Not all of them. The males who weren’t willing to provide for the female and help her care for the young were not selected by the females for reproduction. When I said “nice guy,” I meant someone who was genuinely nice and caring towards the woman. That is one of the two biggest factors, with having resources being another one. But males not willing to share their resources with the female while she cared for young were not sexually selected and passed on their genes less often. The only majorly…	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	08/03/18 09:30 PM
1	Men aren't attractive. I don’t know what the research is on that in particular. It seems logical, though psychology also comes into play here. If the woman thinks of the man exclusively as a friend, she might be less likely to ever see him as anything more. What do you think?	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	08/03/18 08:38 PM
3	Men aren't attractive. I’m not an expert, just a hobbyist. I like to study this topic in my free time is all. I’d imagine the answer to your question is simple. Males, because they don’t have to raise young unless they choose to, are open to a greater number of sexual partners. And females are not only sexually modest for reasons of evolutionary selection. The female in mammal species is the one who bears and raises the young, so she will select only the partners she feels will provide her resources in this endeavor. …	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	08/03/18 08:29 PM
-1	Men aren't attractive. There’s nothing wrong or immoral about this. We see it in countless species, and not just among mammals. Almost all animals exhibit something similar, and so do many plants. Even in hermaphroditic plants that possess male and female parts, the male parts will attempt to spread genetic material indiscriminately and the female parts of the same plant will exhibit sexual selectiveness, acting as a filter that only accepts the best of its own male pollen. This is reflected in gonads - male individua…	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	08/03/18 06:59 PM
0	Men aren't attractive. Hypergamy - 80% of women want to have sex and / or pair off with the top 20% of men Obviously. Women are the reproductively selective sex in humans. They want only the best mates - physically healthy ones, and ones who will provide and care for offspring. Even in short term relationships, a human’s biology will dictate whom he/she mates with. Human males have a greater number of reproductive strategies than females. Males will mate with healthy females even if they aren’t interested in helping r…	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	08/03/18 06:44 PM
-1	Men aren't attractive. They will stick to the story that women don't care about looks or money and just want a nice guy. Of those three factors, the most important ones from an evolutionary standpoint are having money and being a nice guy, with looks being a bit less important. Female humans are wired to look for partners that are able to acquire resources and are willing to share those resources with her and her young. Males who have no ability to acquire resources (money is the proxy for resources in today’s society…	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	08/03/18 06:13 PM
41	Men aren't attractive. The reason for this is evolutionary. The male human is sexually aggressive, and the female is sexually selective. If both sexes were fair and neither were highly selective, we wouldn’t have evolved to be the successful species we are today.	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	08/03/18 05:07 PM
1	The Mortal Enemy (TME): Feminists and Feminism Note that feminism was a Communist plot to overthrow the institution that kept America strong from the siren song of Socialism and Communism Do you have a source for this? I’d love to be able to use this argument and back it up if it’s true.	/r/MGTOW	02/12/17 01:36 AM
1	The Mortal Enemy (TME): Feminists and Feminism I think the reason they go into that field though is because they think they’re helping the people who are suffering from those things. If they wanted more money, they’d drop the nonsense and go into STEM or business. But they don’t, it’s more emotionally driven. So the protest would be ideologically consistent.	/r/MGTOW	02/12/17 01:33 AM