Unsure if this should go to /r/asktrp .. But here goes ..

One of the pillars of Red Pill is that sex for men and women is different. Men have a greater urge, in part fueled by the higher levels of testosterone flowing through our system.

Women will often argue this point 'it is exactly the same for boys as it is for girls'. And I have never met a woman who seems to 'accept' that it's possible that men may have a greater biological urge to have sex as frequently as possible.

They just don't seem to be able to accept this concept.

So, I was thinking recently, in an order to convey this to them, perhaps you could relate it to the fact that as a man, no matter how hard we might imagine, or try, we are incapable of imagining what it is like for women to have PMS. Apparently emotions flare up, hormones are running amock and making them act all kinds of crazy. Women frequently use this as a way to rationalise poor decision-making.

Could the argument not be made that in the same way we do not understand how their hormones affect their body, they truly cannot understand how our hormones affect our body and urges?

The main purpose for this argument would be to relate to them that we are biologically different and there are things that they are simply unable to understand.