There is only one truth - scientific truth - everything else is a lie or fantasy.It's funny how blue-pill and red-pill men jump through the hoops when everything has been decided at the moment you were born.People are nothing more than conscious animals, laws of nature still apply.I like most "The men with the best genes make the worst mates." it scientifically proves all single moms are responsible for being single because they subconsciously decided to choose best genes for the offspring.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/articles/199612/the-orgasm-wars

A woman's capacity for orgasm depends not on her partner's sexual skill but on her subconscious evaluation of his genetic merits. Women's orgasm has little to do with love. Or experience. Good men are indeed hard to find. The men with the best genes make the worst mates. Women are no more built for monogamy than men are. They are designed to keep their options open. Women fake orgasm to divert a partner's attention from their infidelities.

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Here's the cruelest part of Thornhill and Gangestad's findings: The males who most inspire high-sperm-retention orgasmic responses from their sexual partners don't invest more in their relationships than do other men. Studies show that symmetrical men have the shortest courtships before having sexual intercourse with the women they date. They invest the least money and time in them. And they cheat on their mates more often than guys with less well-balanced bodies. So much for the beleaguered bonding hypothesis, which wants us to believe that women with investing, caring mates will have the most orgasms.

The women who took part in the study were no saints, either. They sometimes faked orgasm. Their fakery was not related to male symmetry. Faking, however, was more common among women who reported flirting with other men. Clearly earlier theories were not too far off the mark when they proposed that a man looks for cues of sexual satisfaction from his mate for reassurance about her fidelity. Faking orgasms might be the easiest way for the woman with many lovers to avoid the suspicions of her main partner.

Baker and Bellis found that when women do engage in infidelity, they retain less sperm from their main partners (their husbands, in many cases), and more often experience copulatory orgasms during their trysts, retaining semen from their secret lovers. Taken together, these findings suggest that female orgasm is less about bonding with nice guys than about careful, subconscious evaluation of their lovers' genetic endowment.

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