It's true in the sense women are genetic selectors. They are not actually good at this, but it's an immutable reality. If you don't fit the criteria of womens' collective "today" for what is attractive then you are unlikely to be selected by any of them, as even the most rebellious women act in accordance with what women think. Combine this with an increasingly gynocentric society where women are increasingly put into positions of power and make increasing amounts of the laws and rules, and you extrapolate this selection model into a wider environment. It's not a coincidence Greece began seriously collapsing once large amounts of political roles were inhabited by women. In any case, you won't persuade anyone who isn't already aware into considering any of this. Any attempts to do so will yield innumerable amounts of "well I knew an exception to the rule
>>24693077 so therefore it isn't happening" and similar Niggers With Breakfast intellectual pitfalls.
