Why Hypergamy, Being Alpha, & Looks, Money, Status Are Not Always A Requirement
11-03-2018, 06:30 PM
When Roosh and most of the guys on this forum talk about hypergamy, being dominant, status etc. They are referring to what a very attractive woman values, or at least, a woman that is more attractive than they are.
An average woman will obviously settle for an average man with a good job, and will probably never catch the eye of Chad, even for a one night stand.
It's when women start having above average bodies and facial features, that they can seek out the top guys, and look to screw over betas. Lets face it guys, an average woman is so incredibly easy to manage--we just don't want them.
It's all about beauty.
Truly beautiful women can get almost anything they want, and they're the ones that need to be gamed, they're the ones that seek something special in a man.
Average women just want a good man that will love them, who thinks more or less like them, and doesn't cower under pressure. If you want her for a one night stand, then it's a different story.
I've also noticed that having friends in common is a huge factor for women when thinking about long term relationships: if you get along with the same people, live in the same neighbourhood, come from similar backgrounds etc.
An average woman will obviously settle for an average man with a good job, and will probably never catch the eye of Chad, even for a one night stand.
It's when women start having above average bodies and facial features, that they can seek out the top guys, and look to screw over betas. Lets face it guys, an average woman is so incredibly easy to manage--we just don't want them.
It's all about beauty.
Truly beautiful women can get almost anything they want, and they're the ones that need to be gamed, they're the ones that seek something special in a man.
Average women just want a good man that will love them, who thinks more or less like them, and doesn't cower under pressure. If you want her for a one night stand, then it's a different story.
I've also noticed that having friends in common is a huge factor for women when thinking about long term relationships: if you get along with the same people, live in the same neighbourhood, come from similar backgrounds etc.