Clockwerk50
Master Don Juan
- Joined
- Aug 5, 2023
- Messages
- 2,352
- Reaction score
- 2,422
- Age
- 41
No, they are not mutually exclusive, hence the reason why I reasoned and rationalized in my original post that both terms should be treated as separate concepts, SMV being desirability while high value referring to character and morality.Are the two mutually exclusive? It is also a subjective measure too. Just because a guy won’t cheat on his wife with a maid doesn’t mean won’t cheat strategically with another woman that he can get away with.
Some people use “high value” as another way of describing a man's SMV, which is exactly what I’m trying to separate.
I think in Rollo's Hypergamy article he says that women seek or prefer an equal-to-or-better arrangement in SMV relative to their own while also agreeing that not every woman will actually pair with a top-percentile man. The theory, as I understand it, is that women may want a higher-SMV partner while, at the same time, most women will not successfully obtain one."Choosing" is a two way street. A woman cannot unilaterally chose who she is going to be in a relationship with, or have sex with. The "hypergamy theory" suggests that average and below average women have sex and even relationships with "Chads", which is completely implausible. Even if you were to assume that "Chads" are willing to bang/wife up average and below average chicks (which, with rare exceptions, is patently false) the total number of "Chads" is only a fraction of the total number of average and below average women. The math just doesn't add up.
I don't think the fact that there aren't enough Chads for every woman actually contradicts the theory. I also don't think OP's argument that both men and women are having less sex tells us whether women's tastes have become less "picky" or selective.
Hypergamy – The Misconceptions
Last edited: