I saw a thread asking redpill men how they want women to love them and one theme I saw numerous times was men being loved as human doings not human beings, or the burden of performance.

The more I think about this, the more I agree that female romantic love does work this way, I don't believe that women are as visual as men and often men are seen as the cruel nonromantic sex because their love is often sparked by looks, but equally it's purer and more righteous to love someone for being really fucking good looking than being rich and successful, because your looks are still a part of you, rather than the aura you have cast over your world.

So this leads to another question, if women had a more ideal, more unconditional love where they picked a man and loved him even if he got lazy, lost his job, failed at life, would humanity stagnate? Heck, have societies like this existed in the past and were they destroyed by more competitive, aggressive peoples?