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Master Don Juan
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After reading Sperm Wars by Robin Baker, I've made an important realization about looks.
They do matter. In the short term.
When a woman is in her peak fertility, she will be most attracted to men who have high fitness indicators, that includes looks, agression, ambition, etc. She will mate with this male in the SHORT TERM.
However, in the LONG TERM, she will prefer a more stable male, one that can provide for her and her children. Looks don't matter - as much.
This is one of the factors that lead to infidelity. The woman will settle down with a stable guy and have two kids, and then have a third one covertley with one of these short term males. The night or following days that she is impregnated by the short term male, she will make sure that her long term mate impregnates her as well, to fool him into thinking that it is his child. This is done by many other animals as well.
Statistics show that nearly one out of every ten people in this world have a different father than they think they do.
So here it is, another puzzle piece to the whole "looks" thing. Backed up by science and sh*t. Robin Baker has some excellent work.
They do matter. In the short term.
When a woman is in her peak fertility, she will be most attracted to men who have high fitness indicators, that includes looks, agression, ambition, etc. She will mate with this male in the SHORT TERM.
However, in the LONG TERM, she will prefer a more stable male, one that can provide for her and her children. Looks don't matter - as much.
This is one of the factors that lead to infidelity. The woman will settle down with a stable guy and have two kids, and then have a third one covertley with one of these short term males. The night or following days that she is impregnated by the short term male, she will make sure that her long term mate impregnates her as well, to fool him into thinking that it is his child. This is done by many other animals as well.
Statistics show that nearly one out of every ten people in this world have a different father than they think they do.
So here it is, another puzzle piece to the whole "looks" thing. Backed up by science and sh*t. Robin Baker has some excellent work.