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The '''pussy cartel''' refers to women's artifically inflating the value of sex via price-fixing. It is relatively easy for women to artificially inflate the value of sex when they desire initiating sex less than men. Women refer to men desiring initiating sex more than women as male [[thirst]] and use the term negatively. | The '''pussy cartel''' refers to women's artifically inflating the value of sex via price-fixing. It is relatively easy for women to artificially inflate the value of sex when they desire initiating sex less than men. Women refer to men desiring initiating sex more than women as male [[thirst]] and use the term negatively. | ||
Sex is worth maybe $5 of women's time and effort. But women know men will go insane without sex, so they collectively deny it to men. They force most men to invest hundreds if not thousands of | Sex is worth maybe $5 of women's time and effort. But women know men will go insane without sex, so they collectively deny it to men. They force most men to invest hundreds if not thousands of hours into resource security, free drinks, free transportation, free housing etc just for the ''possibility'' that they will get sex. | ||
The '''global''' average cost of sex is currently an exploitative $260<ref>http://money.com/money/3103806/sex-prices-prostitutes-cheap/#:~:targetText=Sex%20Keeps%20Getting%20Cheaper%20Around%20the%20Globe,-Brad%20DeCecco&targetText=Today%2C%20the%20average%20rate%20is,84%20cities%20in%2012%20countries.</ref>, with average rates in Western first-world cities approaching $600. | The '''global''' average cost of sex is currently an exploitative $260<ref>http://money.com/money/3103806/sex-prices-prostitutes-cheap/#:~:targetText=Sex%20Keeps%20Getting%20Cheaper%20Around%20the%20Globe,-Brad%20DeCecco&targetText=Today%2C%20the%20average%20rate%20is,84%20cities%20in%2012%20countries.</ref>, with average rates in Western first-world cities approaching $600. | ||