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Adult '''females''' are a pay-to-cum<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nq49skX6VS4</ref><ref>http://money.com/money/3103806/sex-prices-prostitutes-cheap/</ref>, horror [[DDLG]] roleplaying game. Due to bloatware and the increasing amount of resources required to install and maintain females, full romantic access is reserved for elite masochists. Many men have become bankrupt due to extortionate prices for temporary romantic subscriptions. Females' ability to exploit desperation makes them a common product in the Las Vegas strip and Romanian camstudios. | Adult '''females''' are a pay-to-cum<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nq49skX6VS4</ref><ref>http://money.com/money/3103806/sex-prices-prostitutes-cheap/</ref>, horror [[DDLG]] roleplaying game. Due to bloatware and the increasing amount of resources required to install and maintain females, full romantic access is reserved for elite masochists. Many men have become bankrupt due to extortionate prices for temporary romantic subscriptions. Females' ability to exploit desperation makes them a common product in the Las Vegas strip and Romanian camstudios. | ||
Females are primarily visual pattern seeking programs. Ths is partially explained via the sexy son hypothesis. [[Hybristophilia]], [[ | Females are primarily visual pattern seeking programs. Ths is partially explained via the sexy son hypothesis. [[Hybristophilia]], [[scelerophilia]] and hypergamy are hardwired personality settings. These settings were modeled after female mammals that you can find at Kruger National Park or in Masai Mara. The criteria among female mammals for male partners in these game reserves or ecosystems is often for whomever is the most brutal and cruel. | ||
The game mechanics are referred to by some in the manosphere as foidism, or as an adjective, "being foidy". | The game mechanics are referred to by some in the manosphere as foidism, or as an adjective, "being foidy". | ||