This is "Intro to DJ 101" stuff, I know, but I want to point out something interesting that I noticed.
First let me say that I believe that any survey or study that is given to women with regard to sex and the mating game in general might as well be ripped to shreds. It isn't worth the paper it's printed on, and here's why....
Reason #1- Women have too much to lose by telling the truth.
Even if a woman KNOWS the survey is anonymous, there is a HUGE grey area that women do not count. You ask them "How many sexual partners have you had". If you are lucky, they will at least count all of the men who they have had actual intercourse with. Chances are most of them will only count actual "boyfriends" (this is especially true if it is a man asking his g/f directly). And most likely NONE of the women surveyed would include "sexual activity" that did not include intercourse, such as oral and anal sex and manual stimulation.
Reason #2- It is absolutely IMPOSSIBLE to get a truthful answer to many questions, simply because women lack the capacity for accountability and are deeply conditioned that certain behaviors are wrong. Basically, they believe their own bullsh!t..
Case in point.
We had a discussion recently about whether or not women tend to choose men who have a better ability to "provide".
Now I know for a common sense fact that ALL THINGS EQUAL, a woman will choose the man who shows the most potential to provide resources.
After a heated discussion I decided to google some info on mate selection and I ran across a study that asked women and men to rate certain qualities based upon how desirable they find them to be in a potential mate.
http://www.epjournal.net/filestore/ep01116126.pdf
Here is an excerpt from the article:
In other words, if you ask a woman DIRECTLY if she prefers a man with earning capability, with money, or a man with a car, she will INEVITABLY deny the fact that she favors these traits due to the fact that in a woman's eyes, being labeled as a "golddigger" is almost as bad as being labeled as a "slut".
I have witnessed this on many occasions. If a woman is told "Women tend to prefer rich men", chances are she will go into defensive mode and completely deny that she would ever consider money (or other things that DIRECTLY signal the ability to provide resources) as a factor in selecting a mate. She will go out of her way to proclaim that "money doesn't matter", because that's what people are taught to say. What they DO on the other hand is completely different.
Now I can guaranFREAKINtee you that the vast, VAST majority of women out there would pick a rich guy over a poor guy, ALL THINGS BEING EQUAL. And the few who WOULDN'T choose the rich guy would likely make their choice based upon wanting to avoid the STIGMA associated with making that choice, and not their true preference.
Again, i know this is elementary knowledge, but I can't remember if we have ever gotten this deep into the psychology of the reasons why you can't listen to a woman's words.
I'm curious to see what everyone thinks about this.
First let me say that I believe that any survey or study that is given to women with regard to sex and the mating game in general might as well be ripped to shreds. It isn't worth the paper it's printed on, and here's why....
Reason #1- Women have too much to lose by telling the truth.
Even if a woman KNOWS the survey is anonymous, there is a HUGE grey area that women do not count. You ask them "How many sexual partners have you had". If you are lucky, they will at least count all of the men who they have had actual intercourse with. Chances are most of them will only count actual "boyfriends" (this is especially true if it is a man asking his g/f directly). And most likely NONE of the women surveyed would include "sexual activity" that did not include intercourse, such as oral and anal sex and manual stimulation.
Reason #2- It is absolutely IMPOSSIBLE to get a truthful answer to many questions, simply because women lack the capacity for accountability and are deeply conditioned that certain behaviors are wrong. Basically, they believe their own bullsh!t..
Case in point.
We had a discussion recently about whether or not women tend to choose men who have a better ability to "provide".
Now I know for a common sense fact that ALL THINGS EQUAL, a woman will choose the man who shows the most potential to provide resources.
After a heated discussion I decided to google some info on mate selection and I ran across a study that asked women and men to rate certain qualities based upon how desirable they find them to be in a potential mate.
http://www.epjournal.net/filestore/ep01116126.pdf
Here is an excerpt from the article:
Alright. I'm no Einstein, but it is BLATANTLY obvious that these scientists DID NOT take into account the fact that a woman is going to be LESS likely to state that she prefers traits such as capability to earn, to have money, and to have a car, despite the fact that she DOES admit to having a preference for the base characteristics of a man who is capable of having such things.Seriousness, independence, and being enterprising are traits assessed significantly more positively by women. From an evolutionary perspective traits like these are indirectly related to a mate’s potential capability to secure resources and succeed in social competition. However, this provides rather modest support for the hypothesis about ‘female choice’. Many of the traits more directly related to resource acquisition are equally desired by both sexes (e.g., intelligence, ability, diligence, capability to earn, erudition, ambition, to have money, or to have a car), thus confirming that “desire for status is fundamental dimension of mate preferences for both men and women” (Pratto, Sidanius and Stallworth, 1993).
In other words, if you ask a woman DIRECTLY if she prefers a man with earning capability, with money, or a man with a car, she will INEVITABLY deny the fact that she favors these traits due to the fact that in a woman's eyes, being labeled as a "golddigger" is almost as bad as being labeled as a "slut".
I have witnessed this on many occasions. If a woman is told "Women tend to prefer rich men", chances are she will go into defensive mode and completely deny that she would ever consider money (or other things that DIRECTLY signal the ability to provide resources) as a factor in selecting a mate. She will go out of her way to proclaim that "money doesn't matter", because that's what people are taught to say. What they DO on the other hand is completely different.
Now I can guaranFREAKINtee you that the vast, VAST majority of women out there would pick a rich guy over a poor guy, ALL THINGS BEING EQUAL. And the few who WOULDN'T choose the rich guy would likely make their choice based upon wanting to avoid the STIGMA associated with making that choice, and not their true preference.
Again, i know this is elementary knowledge, but I can't remember if we have ever gotten this deep into the psychology of the reasons why you can't listen to a woman's words.
I'm curious to see what everyone thinks about this.