I have noticed this group addresses and rebuts a lot of the studies which RedPillers cite as evidence. I have found some more that I think are worth consideration.

This study took the trait of aggressiveness in isolation and found that aggressive men are more attractive for short-term relationships but less for long-term relationships. This was especially pronounced for fertile women.
Now as a man, I obviously care about the personality of a potential long-term mate than a potential short-term mate. However, there are no traits which I prefer for the latter but not the former.
It is also worth looking at this study (which unfortunately is behind a paywall) in which women found Dark Triad men more attractive regardless of their appearance.

This other study indicated that women find muscular men attractive for short-term relationships but not for a long-term relationships. As a straight man, I would prefer an attractive woman for either relationship (all else being equal). This to me indicates women may ascribe personality traits to muscular men, and those traits make the muscular men sexy but also bad boyfriends.

Lastly, in this study women who dated "stable" men reported feeling less attracted to their partner and more attracted to more masculine men whilst ovulating, whilst women who date masculine men reported feeling more attracted during their ovulation.

I would be very curious if there was any research in which male participants preferred a certain trait (physical or personality) for short-term relationships but disliked the same trait for long-term attractiveness. Taken together these studies indicate the very traits that make a certain man sexually attractive are the same ones that make him a bad partner, so those seeking a stable relationship are almost always trading off their sexuality (which is not the case with men).
Of course, this does not apply to all women. However, I do find it interesting that every study comes to the same result; women like masculine men for short-term relationships but not for long-term ones, and become more attracted to them during ovulation. As to what I can tell, there are no studies with different results.