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(03-17-2011 01:48 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

With Brazil's foot economically stepping into the first world, the Brazilian girl sex appeal has peaked and will decline over the coming decades.

Soon enough a B girl will think "sexy dancing" is not a good way for a career-minded woman educated in the university to act. Same with wearing high heels.

I don't think we have to worry about other countries getting to America's level of degeneracy with regards to the dating market.

I really think the problems detailed so thoroughly by you and so many other men are a unique result of American culture. American feminism is a rather special beast, distinct from what is found in much of the rest of the world. Here we see many unusual problems(higher quotients of masculinity amongst women, schizophrenic/bi-polar attitudes towards sexuality, etc, etc) that aren't as common in other places, even those with a strong quotient of feminism.

These problems have been created by America's distinct Puritan past, one originating in and shared most closely by the UK(a country often cited here as having the most similarity to the US and its dating/feminism issues) but not by many other countries. The sexual schizophrenia and lack of femininity amongst the women, for example, are the most obvious side effects of puritanism and they are the source of most of our gripes regarding modern American dating and American Feminism.

To reach the same level of degeneration, other cultures would have to evolve in precisely the same way(same puritanism and cultural mores, same environment, etc) for several centuries. Obviously, this isn't going to happen.

In other words, don't worry about American feminism taking over the world. It takes a lot more than just exposure to its tenets on TV to truly re-create it, as its roots are very deep and come from a distinct religion/cultural trend. Some side-effects will be seen as American influence spreads, but the resulting degeneracy in most other cultures will probably never be quite as complete as it is here.

EDIT: Like Mrs. Chocolate just said, a different history/process of colonization will prevent Brazil from ever reaching the same levels of degeneration.