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Tag Archives: hypergamy
Smart Women Don’t Understand Human Nature
In Psychology Today, author Jenna Birch tackles the question Why Are so Many Smart Women Still Single? I’m going to comment on her answers. After looking into the mating preferences of more than 5,000 men and women by way of survey, researcher and … Continue reading
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Tagged gender roles, hypergamy, hypogamy, intelligence, lora park, susan walsh
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Jordan Peterson is Wrong on Forced Monogamy
According to the New York Times, Dr. Jordan Peterson is the Custodian of the Patriarchy. Please prepare to examine some first class propaganda with me. BTW, the original article is behind NYT’s 5 free articles paywall. If you want to … Continue reading
Feminist Demonization of Incels is Just What We Need
One of my readers posted a link to the New Yorker article The Rage of the Incels. Here’s my opinion of it. It is a horrible thing to feel unwanted—invisible, inadequate, ineligible for the things that any person might hope … Continue reading
The Feminist’s New Clothes
A new telegraph article, ‘Victimhood narrative’ taught in schools fuels anxiety in young women, academic claims, shows that some are beginning to see the failures of feminism. How far down the red pill rabbit hole have they gone? The “victimhood … Continue reading
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Tagged feminism, gynocentrism, hypergamy, joanna williams, mgtow, misandry, misogyny, victimhood narrative
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How Helping Women is Hurting Women
Vice has a new article: It’s Not Your Imagination, Single Women: There Literally Aren’t Enough Men Out There. Writer Jon Birger knew a [woman who] had been dating a guy for a couple years. She was in her late 30s, … Continue reading
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Tagged claudia golden, department of education, discrimination, hookup culture, hypergamy, jon birger, title IX
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Women’s Equality Hurts Married Women
A new paper published in the Journal Demography, Women’s Progress for Men’s Gain? Gender-Specific Changes in the Return to Education as Measured by Family Standard of Living, 1990 to 2009–2011, reveals a fascinating phenomenon: as women’s income increases, their overall … Continue reading
The Nationalist Today Strikes Back
The Nationalist Today’s article which begged the question Should Men be Forced to Marry? unsurprisingly generated some backlash. They have posted a follow up article. Will they make sense, or double down on their nonsense? About two weeks ago, I wrote … Continue reading
