>>2574989This. I think straight women frequently lie to themselves about what they like, and many of them will settle and begrudgingly adopt the identity of uggo-lovers (even if they don't pretend to love ugly men, they will say they really appreciate 'humor'/'stability'/having anything in common at all), knowing that realistically speaking, they have no chance at a male they would actually be attracted. They have to make a lot of compromises if they want to have a relationship, and attraction is the first criteria to sacrifice, if only because it's so unlikely to find an attractive male. Then they just pick a male they aren't attracted to, but are safe choices, hopefully. They don't want their pet moids knowing the truth that, no, they don't want to fuck a norwooded skinnyfat dadbod beardo, they only do it to have some semblance of a 'normal' life. Males get offended that these women aren't ripping their clothes off and riding them in pure lust, and act like this is using them or whatever, but there's nothing to be attracted to and there's not a lot of options. While I still judge these women, it's hardly any fault of their own. There's just not enough attractive males to go around, and the ugly male psyop is only making attractive males rarer. The only
valid answer is to simply not play the game if every outcome is variations of '… with a male you're not attracted to'. Like maybe you'll be happy… with a male you're not attracted to'. Or maybe you'll be unhappy… with a male you're not attracted to and maybe even murdered by him too. Some women want to a 'normal' life so bad they're are willing to take a gamble on an uggo.
But despite that, there are still a few rare specimens. This isn't speaking anything of his character otherwise, but you learn all you need to know when you're in a group of women and they're all visibly and audibly arrested by the sight of an actually attractive male (as in young, beautiful face and clean shaven, strong and lithe physique with tapered waist and wide shoulders, full somewhat 'long' hair, etc).
It's not something that happens everyday, and in some places, maybe not in months or even years. But I distinctly remember an event like this as a preteen hanging out with my older female cousins and their friends. It's hard to articulate because it's j
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