Cultural differences regarding looks and TRP

mentalfloss2 · 2015-08-10T04:54:02+00:00

North American culture is abnormally hyper sexualized and most people here seem to think it is the absolute best it gets. Its unnatural and abnormal and people in other countries seem to be doing fine without it. Hell, you will find a arranged couples in India to be living a much happier life than these frail relationshits people have here.

Derbi50 · 2015-08-10T23:40:40+00:00

Regarding muscularity I have come to the conclusion that there is such a thing as too muscular for some girls.

Pretty much what you should be aiming for is "the golden ratio" of shoulders to hips. If you have big hips you need to be more muscular to fill out the shoulders, if you have smaller hips you need less upper body work.

Also it seems that 10-14% body fat is what girls are looking for. Thats in shape but not shredded or anything.

I can confidently say that girls would prefer the look of oh say an NFL wide receiver vs. like a competition body builder.

juanqunt · 2015-08-10T05:31:39+00:00

Looks like the rest of the world is normal. It's only the US that's fucked up.

Kepaso · 2015-08-10T16:31:11+00:00

America is the land of the extreme. You can see big guys with big muscles, and also blonde girls with fake breasts and all that. At the same time in an another part of the city/country you can be with mormons or born again christians with guns, or radfems SJW ultra liberals. In the same school you have the the Jock vs Nerd. Also: the extreme bling bling in rap culture.

The general population in the rest of the world is more subtle and more unified. So less over-exaggeration.

motivatedcat · 2015-08-10T04:05:47+00:00

What you are saying is more or less true. I have dated a couple of girls from Argentina and other latin american countries. The difference is I met them in the US in a major city where a small percentage of people are actually american.

For the most part, they are girls that come from wealthy/well-off families where their fathers are present in their life. Absolutely all of their families are business owners.

Latin American in general is a very feudal society. Some countries more so then others. You are either at the top, middle class or dirt poor in conditions that make living in the hood like paradise.

Being Alpha in United States; according to the RedPill, is being ripped, making 120k+ and maintaining frame.

Being Alpha in Latin American; being in a position of power whether directly or indirectly. Being a politician or related to a politician. Owner of Insert Major Company. Basically it's based on Status and money to the extreme. It's more of a birthright and ruling class type of thing. Frame and looks are important still, but other things are given more weight. Being middle class is basically none existent.

Anyone who has lived through coup d'etat, a complete economical collapse or getting kidnapped and held for ransom would understand how important status and power is.

American women don't deal with that; so their focus is a bit difference.

Those girls are very red pill because their likelihood depends on it.

Latin America is Red pill to the extreme.

TomDemian · 2015-08-10T12:22:21+00:00

Women don´t really dig muscles here. As a really muscular guy myself, I can say almost all women that I fuck tell me, honestly, that they would be even more into me if I lose a bit of muscle mass.

And women are really into their husbands who lose all muscle mass.

"AWALT, but only in America"? No, AWALT comes from biology, not culture. Women are genetically programmed to act the way they do, just as men are.

Women don´t really like being artificial here: makeup, big plastic boobs, etc is not that popular

Money is not that important here, as we generally don´t have that much money. We live on way less money, and consume way less than the average american.

Come on. You don't have a consumer culture... because you don't have enough money! When money comes to any country, it becomes more like America. This always happens. This always happens.

moneyandsexislife · 2015-08-10T03:37:14+00:00

I've noticed the same thing in Latin America and SE Asia.

DalekJay · 2015-08-10T13:42:22+00:00

Same for Brazil, with some adjustments Man I'm planning to visit Argentina for a while Patagonia Rules, where you live, buenos?

eachirica · 2015-08-10T14:29:01+00:00

Nope, nope, nope. You're full of it bro. AWALT even on latin america, I live in Mexico, and if I must say, argentinian people are the most narcissistic of ALL of Latam, some girls are pretty but most are ugly and full of shit. Dont get me wrong, we got it worse here, just dont come here SJW full force on why latam has better women, it doesnt, fucking hypergamy gallore. Also pardon the bad english.

DaphneDK · 2015-08-10T14:18:02+00:00

Danish girls are a lot less into muscles than what I read on here that US girls are supposed to be. Bodybuilding big in general is considered to be very unattractive. Money doesn’t matter a great deal either. Of course to some it does, but in general the average Danish girl are not going to be too hung up about it, and flaunting wealth is considered extremely bad taste. Education matters much more. Stay at home moms are also extremely rare - like in as rare as enough to generate a newspaper article when some such is found.

In Scandinavia most men are fairly tall. In Spain where I’m now there seem to be a lot more variety. Something like perhaps 1 in 5 are rather short (170-180cm), and a good deal very small (in the 160s). But Spanish girls don’t seem to care one way or the other. So if you’re short and the US girls give you all the shit for it, come to Spain.

Title	Cultural differences regarding looks and TRP
Author	PeluzaHT
Upvotes	17
Comments	34
Date	August 10, 2015 3:34 AM UTC (11 years ago)
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