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like if you violate what they think a woman is supposed to be, then you're "reaching beyond your station" if you have any standards for a mate. The gender reversed example is a pudgy guy with video games as his only hobby who insists he needs a hot supermodel girlfriend. 2/
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I think the surprise to me here is I didn't really internalize the degree to which people view weirdo or sexually promiscuous as undesirable as a mate. I do believe in many cultures this is actually true; me being a whore *does* drop my mate value there! 3/
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But in my local cultures, it doesn't drop mate value; everybody's either a whore or whore-adjacent, men and women alike. Married people with kids are poly, or have boned a lot of ppl. A reasonably high amount of influential people in stable relationships have been to my orgies.
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One of my good friends, a iteral whore, is engaged to be married to a high SMV, successful artist; nobody in our community finds this abnormal, I've never heard a single person comment on it as weird, or comment on it at all.
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So in my personal world, me rambling about my difficulties finding a man I like is banal. It's unremarkable. It's r/mildlyinteresting. The men I have dated or considered dating, including one for whom marriage was on the discussion table, are really high SMV in my communities.
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I consistently forget or underrate how the outside normie culture really does not comprehend how different sexual norms can be, how they assume I must be tarnished goods because in their minds, an actually sex-positive culture among high quality/influential people cannot exist.
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The ppl who view me as damaged goods would be shocked if they knew how many successful people in the world - names you likely know of - are either engaged in these lifestyles themselves or at least in relationships with high-promiscuity women. They just aren't as loud about it!
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And the thing is, the same kinds of things that select for independent success are *also* the kinds of things that select for sexual promiscuity - you have to be really openminded and and an unconventional thinker, good at risk taking, unbound by unquestioned morality.
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If you're the kind of person to be able to decouple enough to deconstruct the sexual morality conditioned onto you by society, it makes sense you're more likely to make clever, innovative moves in business or philosophy or art.
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If you celebrate unconventional genius for succeeding via breaking norms, why do you think they'd be any more conventional in their personal life? That world is full of people who accept sexual defaults that would make normies clutch pearls and cry that society is crumbling.
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I'm following what you're writting, etc. And I must admit that I find it surprising that you mention not being able to find said mate. Do you have any idea on why is it the case ? Because every criteria I can think of, doesn't seem like that big of an obstacle in the community
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idk how to say it without sounding like an asshole but i generally feel most men i meet, i feel like i sort of outclass them? sometimes i meet a guy who makes me feel equally matched and im like 'yes i can has u pls'
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You might consider just how unconventional your sphere is. I'm thinking that maybe these correlations you're observing are driven by selection bias. (And motivated reasoning? We all have feet of clay.) tl;dr "How could Nixon have won? Nobody I know voted for him."
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there are people in the replies suggesting that this is all cope and Aella is not in fact high SMV in her community. I am in the periphery of community/have slept with same guys and she is in fact considered high SMV
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I love Philip Larkin poems, but as a Gen X person who had plenty of fun when young, I was never able to viscerally feel his beautifully articulated frustration. Now I really can…
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