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Women prefer callous and narcissistic men, which are also high status traits.<ref>https://incels.wiki/w/Scientific_Blackpill#tocPersonality</ref> | Women prefer callous and narcissistic men, which are also high status traits.<ref>https://incels.wiki/w/Scientific_Blackpill#tocPersonality</ref> | ||
Women are sexually aroused by men who take on responsibility, do things, make the group laugh etc.{{citation needed}} | Women are sexually aroused by men who take on responsibility, do things, make the group laugh etc.{{citation needed}} | ||
In fact, the most dominant man isn't necessarily the physically most dominant one, since in humans social power and wealth can provide more protection than mere physical force (as one can buy such force or use social ties to get access to it). | In fact, the most dominant man isn't necessarily the physically most dominant one, since in humans, social power and wealth can provide more protection than mere physical force (as one can buy such force or use social ties to get access to it). | ||
The sexual dimorphism in strength and [[neoteny]] may in part come from men preferring short, weak women who are easy to control and hence less likely to cuckold them. In fact, not just men have this preference, but also their relatives who have an interest their heirs of their family wealth are genetically related (as [[reproductive success]] of genetically related individuals slightly increases the fitness of one's own genes due to the similarity of the genes, i.e. kin selection). | The sexual dimorphism in strength and [[neoteny]] may in part come from men preferring short, weak women who are easy to control and hence less likely to cuckold them. In fact, not just men have this preference, but also their relatives who have an interest their heirs of their family wealth are genetically related (as [[reproductive success]] of genetically related individuals slightly increases the fitness of one's own genes due to the similarity of the genes, i.e. kin selection). | ||