The Economics of Sex

Stayinghereforreal · 2014-02-14T17:40:17+00:00

Men in the top 20-30%, as measured by the interest of women in mating with those men, have the upper hand....

The rest? Not so much, is my guess.

General_Fear · 2014-02-14T20:01:03+00:00

I agree with the vid.

The typical women in her 20s want to focus on her career and bang alpha males. Then when she hits her 30s, she want to get married. But surprise. No one wants her.

A man in his 30s that his a car, career, money, his own place hold all the cards. A successful 30 year male is in the driver seat. He can date a 20 year old that will not put pressure on him. Or he can dangle the possibility of marriage to a 30 year old woman and play her. She in turn will be on her best behavior in order to get the ring. How many times have you hear a marry guy say that his wife use to give him daily blow jobs before they got married?

When that guy hits his 40s, he can still date women in their 30s. Again, playing the field with the promise of marriage. And the guy can date women in their 40s.

I agree with the vid. Men hold all the cards in today's dating market.

vengefully_yours · 2014-02-14T22:20:36+00:00

Sure men have the upper hand in who we marry, but once married it all transfers to her. She gets half of everything, including future earnings, just because she gets bored, wants to ride the carousel, PR decides to divorce on a whim. There is no downside for her once some fool puts a ring on it.

That gives us even more incentive to withhold commitment and marriage, because we stand to lose everything on the whim of an irrational being no longer held accountable for her honor and loyalty. In this environment only a stupid man, or one marrying into money will take the vows, because they don't mean nearly the same thing to a woman.

Manuel_S · 2014-02-14T20:24:49+00:00

All this is ultimately economy and our deeper natures playing out.

In the end... its good to be on the winning team.

Vodkas21 · 2014-02-14T21:13:20+00:00

I've always enjoyed Economics you can explain most things based on economic theories even though I've seen people in other subreddits completely dismiss redpill theories like smv but the reasoning's sound so it's pointless to pay attention to them.

The message isn't new around here but a women's resource is sex and it's a depreciating accept. Women are like an unorganised cartel when it comes to sex that's why in general they're against porn, prostitutes, sluts etc. it just lowers the value of their already depreciating asset.

Feminism hasn't done them any favours either encouraging women to spend their best years getting an education, building their career and settle down after 30. It's just no feasible that's why we've got a growing number of spinsters.

It's not a bad time to be a man as long as you know what you're doing.

positiveeagle · 2014-02-15T01:18:42+00:00

I think the lack of marriage has more to do with it being an absolutely horrible deal for men, rather than men not having to fork over a house to get some pussy. This is subtle male bashing to suggest that men only think with their dicks.

The real reason?

The western women doesn't commit to a marriage like other older traditions do that require the wifes family to fork over some cash for the wedding or give some type of wealth to the husband/his family. Not to mention the "traditional" women is a virgin. Who wants to marry a slut when you could marry a virgin? Those indian girls that decided to go clubbing every weekend are now hung out to dry in the marriage market because nobody wants to marry a slut in that culture.

What rational man would choose to play a game where the best outcome is to not lose?

goatfishsandwich · 2014-02-14T20:05:20+00:00

Great video, this needs more upvotes. But I would disagree that men have the upper hand, even in the marriage market. It's hard enough finding a girl that will commit to being a girlfriend, let alone a wife.

BetamaxFaggle · 2014-02-15T01:56:11+00:00

Interesting find, but it flounders when it pins some of the problem on males not having the incentive to 'man up' and 'bring more to the table'...clearly they haven't heard of alimony or community property.

Title	The Economics of Sex
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Date	February 14, 2014 5:23 PM UTC (12 years ago)
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