This isn’t a revolutionary post by any means but you can tell alot about a person by the shows they enjoy. I notice, for example, a lot of men have ranging tastes from 007 to in depth scifi to military history ect... usually it varies on the individual. I notice themes of strength, intelligence, surviving in a harsh world, things like that.
A lot of women I’ve seen seem to like things like Pretty Little Liars, You, Sex in the City and things revolving around social settings (reality tv shows, ect) a lot of these shows are about manipulating men, outdoing other women, being the baddest bitch, and then others are more tame and about handling social situations in a light hearted manner and growing socially.
I think (and this isnt news by any means) you can see what many of the opposite sex classify as meaningful and of value. Women truly value social power and flexing manipulation when they can while men like to conquer, solve, discover, and in some shows bang every hot girl they encounter :p I think as a mgyow, one would take care to keep your primal urges in check and not be tempted by their baser instincts to chase women.. because if you are going your own way you by default are inviting a person that values social control and attention by pursuing women, which also usually translates to loss of time and money and in turn drains the soul.
Keep strong
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