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Betabux relationships are typically abusive in that the femoid reciprocates with minimal or no sexual affection, exploiting the agreeableness of the man, and keeping him just close enough for continued investment. | Betabux relationships are typically abusive in that the femoid reciprocates with minimal or no sexual affection, exploiting the agreeableness of the man, and keeping him just close enough for continued investment. | ||
Some academics have proposed this behavior is innate to women, calling it a ''[[strategic pluralism|dual-mating strategy]]'' in which women secure high quality genes from an attractive male in their prime years, to then settle for a beta provider ''"later on in life though"''. | Some academics have proposed this behavior is innate to women, calling it a ''[[strategic pluralism|dual-mating strategy]]'' in which women secure high quality genes from an attractive male in their prime years, to then settle for a beta provider ''"later on in life though"''. | ||