Among the guys who espouse the red-pill ideology and the manosphere that I know, a lot are huge consumers of porn and are even proud of it.

They also like video games in which the female characters display an unrealistic level of nakedness, and they complain about "woke censorship" when video game producers mostly feature fully clothed characters.

But then, when they see on Tinder or another dating app that a girl they know has posted pictures of herself wearing an attractive miniskirt or showing a fair amount of cleavage or her underwear, they'll call her a "slut" and a "whore," make demeaning comments about her body, and say that if she were "respectable," she wouldn't put any sexy pictures on her profile. Indeed, I suspect this has always happened since prehistorical times.

But where is the logic in that?

If men are indeed "visual creatures" who strongly react to such stimuli, it makes perfect sense for an average-looking woman to look sexy in order to attract many more potential partners and have more choice.

I wonder if, deep down, they hate the fact that they can't help but desire her while knowing full well they don't have a chance because she has much better options than them.