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In addition, trying to riddle out which gender had which influence, and how, over the evolutionary physical attributes of the other is like trying to separate the dancer from the dance. Is it possible? Guesses at most.
/r/MensRights12/03/13 01:27 PM
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I believe in another post on this subject I acknowledged that FOR THE MOST PART, males in nature are the more attractive gender. Of course I'm aware that that does not hold true for every species. However, if what you mean by social standards of "beauty" is color, hair, display, highlights, accentuated features...then it's the males by and large in nature that has that, naturally. You're talking from the perspective of the emerging field of Evolutionary Psychology, which, as you suggest, is full…
/r/MensRights12/03/13 01:23 PM
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These are worldwide "statistics" and so are very likely as accurate as it can be. I see a lot of people in these comments focusing on what the reality is of the status of women in western Europe, the US and Canada, Australia....and swearing that these numbers are made up. Certainly these statistics are not relevant to the United States, where the status of women is light years ahead of where it is say in Saudi Arabia or The Congo. Also in question here is what is meant by "work hours". Definitio…
/r/MensRights10/03/13 06:55 PM
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My nephew, who was an amazing parent to his children, nurturing them, taking time off work to take them to the doctor, feeding them, lost in the court battle that ensued when his wife ran off with the neighbor so that she got custody of the children and then used the custody to make his life a living hell by working the children's schedules to interrupt his time with them. He remarried. He discovered after marrying her that she drank. He was the same caring parent to his second child that he was…
/r/MensRights10/03/13 06:28 PM
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Females are plain. They have unadorned bodies for the most part. Look in nature. It's the males that are the pretty ones. Females are plain for a very good reason. It's an evolutionary advantage not to get noticed when you're caring for the offspring so as not to get eaten by a predator. Female beauty in humans is almost entirely socially constructed. It's male beauty that's a "force of nature". Obviously! The article and the study has it completely backwards. If they were to do as you suggest a…
/r/MensRights10/03/13 12:31 AM
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What a ridiculous article and even sillier "study", riddled with biases and ignorances too many to articulate. Their conclusion is simply laughable. These are people who have not spent a single moment in nature or even contemplating it. In nature, it's the male that's the pretty one. In almost all species, the male has all the color, all the hair, all the muscle, all the size. Females are fairly, in most species, plain. There is a perfectly good evolutionary reason for that. Females in most spec…
/r/MensRights10/03/13 12:18 AM
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