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In the scientific literature, the term '''hypergamy''' mostly refers to '''marrying up''' in socioeconomic status and it can refer to both men and women. In the [[manosphere]], the term is used more broadly for marrying or dating up in any regard, for example in physical attractiveness, and it can refer to dating up relative to a woman's previous partner or relative to other males available, not just herself or the social standing of her family.
In the scientific literature, the term '''hypergamy''' mostly refers to '''marrying up''' in socioeconomic status and it can refer to both men and women. In the [[manosphere]], the term is used more broadly for marrying or dating up in any regard, for example in physical attractiveness, and it can refer to dating up relative to a woman's previous partner or relative to other males available, not just herself or the social standing of her family.


Women's tendency to date up is among other things a result of their higher [[Sexual selector|choosiness]] and men's [[Libido|higher sex drive]] and promiscuity. Men have fewer alternative mating options available to them, so they more readily make compromises and date down.<ref>https://assets.csom.umn.edu/assets/71503.pdf</ref>
Women's tendency to date up is among other things a result of their higher [[Sexual selector|choosiness]] and men's [[Libido|higher sex drive]] and promiscuity. Men have fewer alternative mating options available to them, so they more readily make compromises and date down.<ref>https://assets.csom.umn.edu/assets/71503.pdf</ref> Women's preference for high status men ties into the natural [[Dominance hierarchies|hierarchical social organization]] found in humans.


See also the hypergamy section in the [[Scientific_Blackpill#tocHypergamy|Scientific Blackpill]].
See also the hypergamy section in the [[Scientific_Blackpill#tocHypergamy|Scientific Blackpill]].
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