RangerMIke
Master Don Juan
True... there is one constant (with only a handful of exceptions) in most human cultures and that is the taboo nature of sex. Where sex has to be something done in private... away from others. Why? We take it for granted that it is just the way it is... but we don't do that with eating... sleeping... drinking water. We even have public restrooms, so what is it about SEX.Women are genetically engineered to find alpha dna, and beta provisioning.
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We have other social studies experiments clearly showing that women openly express hypergamy within committed exclusive relations as far as 45%. And that is just a social studies experiment, any player knows far fvcking more than any social-scientist (anyone who disagrees that science catches up with game need only check the chateau's "science validates game" section).
And that is to say nothing regarding inset experience (which no one values lol). Which I'll also answer if anyone wants.
A sociology theory states that at the dawn of man... we were organized into bands of apes... like now with chimps and gorillas You had an Alpha male who wanted all the chicks to himself and he would KILL any male that tried to mate with one of his females. The females learned that the ONE Alpha male was incapable of taking care of all the females, so the females would have sideline things going on with one of the Beta males... he would give her things, he would get sex.... but it had to be in secret... over time this became the human norm. Females will always be drawn to the Alpha, and the expect nothing out of him but sex. The Beta is the provider... and his access to them was conditioned on his wiliness to provide for her.
This is proven out in tests with chicks when they were asked to gauge the relative attractiveness of different men. Most women, when they ovulate will be attracted to the characteristic alpha... otherwise... she is attracted to the beta. This is also why human being are capable of sex whenever they want. In most other species it is conditioned on the females ovulation.
