crumpets -> RE: Someone please explain to me what women are thinking (2/4/2016 12:09:03 AM)
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ORIGINAL: KinkyForFun Most women, especially attractive younger ones, are primarily interested in receiving attention from the top 10-15% of men (tall, handsome, well dressed etc). In other words, female interest, or who they want interest from is relative. Not absolute. The problem is that "dress" per se, is a basal tactic. There's nothing to it. It appeals virtually to all men. Given that the tactic appeals to virtually all men, the tactic alone is NOT going to help them "receive attention from only the top 10-15% of men). They need to use some other tactic (in addition to the dress tactic) in order to avoid interesting the the other 85-90% of the men. I wrote to someone in the mail just now this, which was designed to illustrate the inherent problem with non-selective tactics: quote:
What I gathered from the discussion was a better understanding of the underlying tactics that women employ to achieve their strategic goals. The huge problem, that I think some women wholly fail to recognize, is that their tactics are so base as to appeal to ALL men. Then, when all men respond, they're creeped out. Well one goes with the other. I tried to underscore that by discussion Maxwell's Equations just now, meaning if the women employed a far more esoteric tactic, then they wouldn't appeal to so many men, and they'd not have the leering creepers to deal with (because they'd be of no interest to those leering creepers). So, women are doomed to suffer the consequences of the tactics they employ. (BTW, men are doomed to the same type of fate - based on the tactics we employ, so nobody is immune to the consequence of tactics that appeal to too large or too small an audience). With respect to the perennial complaint of women about objectification, I wrote: quote:
I don't think I ever said anyone should walk up to anyone else and objectify them; however I did way that if women didn't WANT to be objectified (which I believe is the case), then we have to understand WHY they do things that expose them to objectification. If I don't want to get into a snowball fight, the very first thing I do is I don't start throwing snowballs at the other kids. I can't realistically throw those snowballs at EVERYONE (clothing choice in public is non targeted), and then not expect some of the creepers to throw snowballs back. That's where I opened the thread with the fact that women make no sense. I opened with they THINK that they don't want to be objectified, and then they DO the opposite of what anyone logical and reasonable would do. It was only about five pages in that I realized WHY they did such seemingly illogical things - and then vehemently complained about the perfectly logical (and inevitable) side effects. With respect to dungeon rules... quote:
If I throw snowballs at every passing car, but there is a rule that people shouldn't get out of their cars for any reason, then I can reasonably expect to get away with it, just as you can dress sexy in a dungeon which has similar rules. Or, if there is a rule that, when they do throw the snowballs, they don't do it rudely (e.g., they don't put ice or rocks inside), then that's the other analogy to what you're saying which is that even though you're dressed sexy, you still don't want the creepers leering. What you're saying is that there are underlying social rules. Sure, you're throwing the snowballs at everyone, and you'll get a reaction out of some, but you still don't want a rude reaction. That only works when/if the rules work. And the rules will only work on those willing to follow the rules (i.e., the higher-class men). Lastly, we discussed this admittedly touchy subject of cheerleaders not being responsible for their actions. quote:
We have to be careful here when we talk about cheerleaders, because many of them are innocent impressionable young girls, just 5th, 6th, and 7th graders, who are simply following the directives of an adult coach. However, at some point, young girls turn into young women and at some point they have to be responsible for their own actions. When does that happen? I don't know. Let's say 18, but, somewhere in the years before or after 18, those "girls" need to turn into "adults" who can decide for themselves if they want to assume a doggy pose in the middle of the stadium in front of thousands of people with their panties sticking up in the air like a proud flag. At some point they can't blame the coach's choreography anymore; that point is where girls turn into women who can actually take responsibility for what they do. Someone (me? LC?) brought up Halloween, which is essentially the same concept with respect to non-specific tactics employed to achieve a specific goal. [image]http://melanysguydlines.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/happy-national-dress-like-a-hooker-day-halloween-hooker-slut-demotivational-poster-1254892869-300x2381.jpg[/image]
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