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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Most men would have sex with most women. But 80% of women are only attracted to 10% of men. So you can see why the advice to expand your dating pool is necessary for women, but not for men.[/quote]

If so, they can’t agree what that 10% is!

Women have wildly different things that they find attractive. If you think women only like the same handful of physical traits (AKA a Chad), then you are an incel or at least an incel apologist.[/quote]

Disagree. I've been out of the dating pool for a long time now, so maybe things have changed. But, when I was in college, it was generally unusual for women to make the approach on a guy. However, when it did happen, it was always the same handful of guys who got approached by women. It wasn't like the women bold enough to approach were randomly approaching different guys because women are oh-so-varied in what they find attractive. [/quote]

Do you really think your college social circle is representative of the entire US adult dating pool? You clearly didn’t take Statistics 101.

It’s already different in terms of age and is likely different in terms of race, SES, and regional culture. So whatever the  twenty year old middle class white girls at your college thought was a man worth pursuing (likely the “Chad” stereotype) is not representative of all US women’s interests. It wasn’t monolithic when you were in college and it isn’t monolithic now. [/quote]

If women's preferences are so variable, even in the smallish pool of my college, you wouldn't expect the women to be landing on the same guys so consistently. [/quote]

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