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One will always follow the other, as male consensus on these matters is practically impossible in terms of inter-sexual competition(as opposed to the broad accord females enjoy through an abundant wealth of sexual opportunities, courtesy of their reproductively limiting function).|Paragon|https://dalrock.wordpress.com/2011/11/21/she-felt-unloved/#comment-22914}} | One will always follow the other, as male consensus on these matters is practically impossible in terms of inter-sexual competition(as opposed to the broad accord females enjoy through an abundant wealth of sexual opportunities, courtesy of their reproductively limiting function).|Paragon|https://dalrock.wordpress.com/2011/11/21/she-felt-unloved/#comment-22914}} | ||
==Meaning of the "Blackpill" on | ==Meaning of the "Blackpill" on modern forums== | ||
The way Blackpill is used on [[incels.is]] is slightly different from its original definition, in that it explains how they think women are being picky without referencing the original definition's talk about societal hardship/prosperity. However, the word is still sometimes used as a general expression of fatalism. Also, like the previous definition, it's usage on [[incels.is]] is typically centered in [[evolutionary psychology]]. The term 'blackpill' as it's used on [[incels.is]] attempts to explain [[romance|romantic]] partnership as stemming from 3 interrelated factors: | The way Blackpill is used on [[incels.is]] and [[braincels]] is slightly different from its original definition, in that it explains how they think women are being picky without referencing the original definition's talk about societal hardship/prosperity. However, the word is still sometimes used as a general expression of fatalism. Also, like the previous definition, it's usage on [[incels.is]] is typically centered in [[evolutionary psychology]]. The term 'blackpill' as it's used on [[incels.is]] attempts to explain [[romance|romantic]] partnership as stemming from 3 interrelated factors: | ||
1. Physical attractiveness | 1. Physical attractiveness |