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The "Sexual Revolution" is often described as an era that broke chains of sexual repression and ushered in a golden age of liberation, what it actually removed were social filters over primal female hypergamy. Biological drives like ovulation-based behavior, peer effects, and aesthetic signaling haven't changed—they’re just more visible now. | The "Sexual Revolution" is often described as an era that broke chains of sexual repression and ushered in a golden age of liberation, what it actually removed were social filters over primal female hypergamy. Biological drives like ovulation-based behavior, peer effects, and aesthetic signaling haven't changed—they’re just more visible now. | ||
===Ovulatory Effects=== | ===Ovulatory Effects=== | ||
Research shows women are most likely to cheat during ovulation particularly with men physically more attractive than their current partners | Research shows women are most likely to cheat during ovulation particularly with men physically more attractive than their current partners<ref>https://www.researchgate.net/publication/232531873_Changes_in_Women's_Feelings_about_their_Romantic_Relationships_across_the_Ovulatory_Cycle</ref>. It goes onto specify that during this stage. Women do not find their partner more attractive, unless he is significantly above average looking himself.<ref>https://abcnews.go.com/GMA/OnCall/story?id=1469078</ref>. | ||
There is also an increase of adornment and fashion Enhancements. | There is also an increase of adornment and fashion Enhancements. | ||
Women subconsciously elevate their sex appeal around ovulation opting for sexier clothing, more revealing styles, and fashion aimed at outperforming other women | Women subconsciously elevate their sex appeal around ovulation opting for sexier clothing, more revealing styles, and fashion aimed at outperforming other women<ref>https://www.business.rutgers.edu/sites/default/files/documents/durante-ovulation-female-competition-product-choice-2011.pdf</ref> | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||