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Opponents of feminists argue that women without this type of complex are more likely to be weaker in social dominance orientation (SDO), i.e. they are more likely to be disloyal to their superiors and their in-group in favor of out-groups. They become neither caretakers ([[Life history theory|K-selected behavior]]) nor sexual providers (r-selected behavior), and thus are more likely to be a [[feminist]] with an [[empowerment]] complex. (See: [[Sexual revolution]]) These anti-feminists argue treating women as individuals is not necessarily a virtue, as [[female hypoagency]] and [[affirmative action]] in the workplace can be used to gaslight a man into social shunning and submission. Thus, anti-feminists and traditionalists more broadly tend to claim this complex promotes healthy and adaptive behavior on behalf of individuals of both sexes.

Women, especially those with [[feminist]] sympathies increasingly resorted to a backlash in light of the increasing usage of the term ''simping''. These women believe that exhibiting a respectful, kind, and loving posture towards the fair and frail sex should not induce ridicule. However, this backlash is never going to hold any weight, as "the [[nice guys]] finish last" or "good-hearted guys finish last" trope is a real-life phenomenon entirely begotten, fostered and effectuated through the attitudes of the female sex.