>>11048143You're confusing a lot of things here.
So, the femdom narrative you are pushing does exist in certain subsections of modern society, but not all.
I've seen plenty of trad-Christians with fairly decent women who aren't giga-chads. I see these people and it actually looks pretty great. I can see why /pol/ loves this so much.
However, the world is broad.
>>11048579Rape culture exists in Africa.
I would say that men trying to fit into the 7/10 box for a 7/10 girl seems.. pretty fair. The /pol/ narrative of hypergamy I haven't really noticed. People are not exactly accounting for the partner count thing to be that some people just have more sex out of personal desire than others.
I don't really know how to feel about a one-night stand after being in a long term relationship. I think a lot of dudes can actually say "yeah I'd fuck her if she just walked in here naked, but not the sort of thing I really actively push for". I think that sort of sex happens organically, but that probably would end up resulting in a MTR to LTR anyways.
Most people, including myself, try to use politics and society as somewhere to put the blame instead of taking our behavior into account. It's a normal thing, especially without good parents in the home (personal example of me not wanting to take responsibility).
This is /sci/, not /pol/. You're going to have to try better than that. Everybody likes to construe that statistic and not take all personal variables of participants into account.
It seems almost feminist to say that all men have sexual preferences. Some of them are gay. Some of them aren't hyper-sexual. Some of them don't want to risk pregnancy in their youth.
