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I don't mean any disrespect by this, but I disagree with this post. You aren't wrong that a lot of guys blame women for their own shortcomings, but that doesn't mean that women (and men) aren't ruled by evolution, biology, chemicals, instinct, whatever. That stuff about hormones isn't debatable. I understand why you don't like the idea of some guy reading a bunch of stupid PUA techniques and thinking you'll find him attractive afterwards, but there are ways a guy can make himself more attractive to a larger amount of women and PUA tactics have nothing to do with it. Similar concepts can apply to women trying to attract men as well and even for having better results at a job interview.I have to disagree here. I think this idea veers way too close to the "incel" or "mra" fallback of "It's not that I'm awful on several levels, it's because women are ruled by evolution, biology, chemicals, instinct, whatever and thus the deck is stacked against me and therefor all women are subhuman and must be regulated so I can get what I want, a supermodel who waits on me like my mom, fucks like a pornstar, raises babies like june cleaver and is a doormat the rest of the time.
Just DON"T BE A DICK.
It isn't always so sinister or malicious.
I know for a fact that you subconsciously change certain things about you when in the presence of a person you are attracted to, because everyone does. I believe in lust at first site, "natural chemistry" and all that, and i've had great relationships with girls i've met at the most unexpected places, with very little conversation - but there is always going to be other factors at play, and recognizing those factors can give a huge amount of insight. The people on that website need to log off and start observing what is actually happening when people interact with each other in real life. What keeps girls away is their obvious desperation and see through motives. A guy can look like Jim Morrison and still not get laid if he comes across as a pathetic, desperate loser.
As for their expectations and idealizations... that explains why they also call girls "sluts."
I don't know what a slut is. I know that girls hate the thought of being thought of as a slut, but I don't know what a slut is.
I know lot of people have a very hard time saying that girls enjoy having sex with guys as much as guys enjoy having sex with girls, but I don't understand why it's so hard to accept. Saying "girls like to go out and fuck random guys" always gets taken as an extreme view, and girls find the statement especially offensive, but what is so bad about it?
Obviously not all girls like to fuck random guys, but some do and I don't see how it's a problem. If girls could admit that they like sex, and pursue men to have sex with, I don't think "slut shaming" would be much of an issue. Guys who spend a lot of time with girls aren't phased to hear all about a girl's crazy exploits, but the frustrated guy still stuck in his "feminine mystique" idealizations gets enraged at the thought. I don't think i've ever read a feminist who said it's normal for girls to sleep around. There is a huge stigma attached to that.
And obviously a person shouldn't be judged by their sexual history, regardless, but that's not the point.
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