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Why Pickup Artists Are Reading Ovid
The “Red Pill” community online frequently appropriates ancient classic literature as justification for their beliefs.
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Not sure if it was Ovid (or I get confused with his 2019 cousin) but he explained in details how that same woman could have two different reactions according to the man she was with.
Despite the "alpha fuxx beta bucks" concept was not known to the romans, he noticed how women that complained and were used to behave rudely with their wealthy husbands didnt do the same when other kinds of men.
He explained how the company of gladiators made wealthy roman women behave as young girls do toward their first love compared to their bratty attitude while dealing with their husbands.
So we noticed how the sexual dynamics didnt really change in centuries...except that the romans didnt give them the right to vote.
Despite the "alpha fuxx beta bucks" concept was not known to the romans, he noticed how women that complained and were used to behave rudely with their wealthy husbands didnt do the same when other kinds of men.
He explained how the company of gladiators made wealthy roman women behave as young girls do toward their first love compared to their bratty attitude while dealing with their husbands.
So we noticed how the sexual dynamics didnt really change in centuries...except that the romans didnt give them the right to vote.