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Yeah, the comment you're replying to is very red-pill and based on a weird asymmetrical set of standards. My feeling is that the high-libido (HL) people are as
by StrictDabbler 8y ago
Yeah, the comment you're replying to is very red-pill and based on a weird asymmetrical set of standards.
My feeling is that the high-libido (HL) people are assortatively mating with other HLs. They're no longer pursuing the medium-libido (ML) or low-libido (LL) people. The internet helps this a lot.
Without the HL people, the ML/LL people are free to have a more relaxed and less active sex life. That may mean being single if the libido isn't high enough to overcome social anxiety or inertia but at least they aren't stuck in a mono relationship with an unhappy HL who's prone to cheating.
- nwah1 8y agoThis is an interesting take on assortive mating, and likely has at least some explanatory power. I suppose, also, prostitution can skew the numbers. If some people regularly service hundreds or thousands of people, then that could have a similar effect on the total numbers. It would seem like there's less sex, but really the number of sexual sessions is the same or more, just with a fewer percent of the population.