Post: #1

This is another case of a practicing professional and science confirming basic red pill beliefs.

She spends an entire paragraph praising feminism as a cultural force, but then admits that the science says that women don't want equality sexually.

Quote:But what the science shows is that our animal sexual brains crave an asymmetry of power in the bedroom. Women’s bodies still long to be sexually taken by a man who is capable of over-powering her with his strength, but chooses to love her. And men still crave a responsive, open lover—one who will enthusiastically follow his lead. The exquisite dance of sexual domination and submission remains an intoxicating element of love-making, in spite of our desire for equality in other aspects of life.

Why Sexual Passion Fades

Post: #2

Has Heartiste been all over this study yet?

Post: #3

Quote from Heartiste:

Quote:"This study evaluated the rape fantasies of female undergraduates (N = 355) using a fantasy checklist that reflected the legal definition of rape and a sexual fantasy log that included systematic prompts and self-ratings. Results indicated that 62% of women have had a rape fantasy, which is somewhat higher than previous estimates. For women who have had rape fantasies, the median frequency of these fantasies was about 4 times per year, with 14% of participants reporting that they had rape fantasies at least once a week. In contrast to previous research, which suggested that rape fantasies were either entirely aversive or entirely erotic, rape fantasies were found to exist on an erotic-aversive continuum, with 9% completely aversive, 45% completely erotic, and 46% both erotic and aversive."

Post: #4

This is obvious no matter how many women try to deny it. No matter how "strong and independent" women like to say they are, a good mandhandling does them well. They like when you rip them clothes off. They like when you do some hair pulling or use your strength to lock their arms together. They like when the possibility of getting caught having sex in public, you reassure them by simply telling them to shut up and keep fucking. They like when you bend them over an object, force the head down, arch that back, and pound that ass. They like when you look them dead in the eyes while making them orgasm and telling them that their poosy belongs to you.

They all love it.

Post: #5

Wait! You left out the best (or worst) quotes:

"Within the classroom, stateroom, and boardroom, our similarities are more evident than our differences. In the bedroom, however, our differences matter—and matter absolutely. This psychic split is especially vivid in long-term relationships, which tend to push a couple’s interactions out of the realm of animal passions and into more cerebral realms of compromise, equity, and familiarity."

Um, no our similarities are not more evident than our differences. Anyone who has worked in an office with women or been in a classroom with girls knows there are drastic differences in the ways men and women behave, react and process information.

Three examples:
1). Entire school curricula have been redesigned to deal with the different ways girls and boys learn.
2). Tons of Ritalin has been poured down the throats of American boys to deal with these differences.
3). In the workplace, an entire department had to be invented -- human resources -- to keep men's dramatically different behavior in check, so it didn't make women offended -- an emotion not known to a lot of men.

The woman behind these quotes is Marianne Brandon, a clinical psychologist. How can a clinical psychologist not see all this? And these are just three examples; I'm sure there are hundreds. Hell, look at the way men and women blog and there's another difference. And so on.

What should that tell us about the field of psychology? It tells me that if you're a man, you don't want to engage the services of anyone in this profession, since they're clearly conjuring their own reality, not assessing the real world.

Post: #6

(08-07-2014 07:58 PM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  Wait! You left out the best (or worst) quotes:

"Within the classroom, stateroom, and boardroom, our similarities are more evident than our differences. In the bedroom, however, our differences matter—and matter absolutely. This psychic split is especially vivid in long-term relationships, which tend to push a couple’s interactions out of the realm of animal passions and into more cerebral realms of compromise, equity, and familiarity."

Um, no our similarities are not more evident than our differences. Anyone who has worked in an office with women or been in a classroom with girls knows there are drastic differences in the ways men and women behave, react and process information.

Three examples:
1). Entire school curricula have been redesigned to deal with the different ways girls and boys learn.
2). Tons of Ritalin has been poured down the throats of American boys to deal with these differences.
3). In the workplace, an entire department had to be invented -- human resources -- to keep men's dramatically different behavior in check, so it didn't make women offended -- an emotion not known to a lot of men.

The woman behind these quotes is Marianne Brandon, a clinical psychologist. How can a clinical psychologist not see all this? And these are just three examples; I'm sure there are hundreds. Hell, look at the way men and women blog and there's another difference. And so on.

What should that tell us about the field of psychology? It tells me that if you're a man, you don't want to engage the services of anyone in this profession, since they're clearly conjuring their own reality, not assessing the real world.

Your response is absolutely devastating.

Post: #7

For those interested in learning more,

Here is a talk from the author of the study





Also, these guys have a database of undergraduate college girls with rape fantasies...fuck online dating, these guys have the golden ticket to pipelining. Add this one to 'college campus game'

Post: #8

Quote:Within the classroom, stateroom, and boardroom, our similarities are more evident than our differences.

PC-drivel and wishful thinking.

Compare any working environment composed predominately of men (construction sites, engineering companies, oil rigs) vs working environments composed predominately of women (HR, nursing, childcare) - it'll take some next-level hamstering to come away thinking that "our similarities are more evident than our differences."

Post: #9

(08-07-2014 07:58 PM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  Wait! You left out the best (or worst) quotes:

"Within the classroom, stateroom, and boardroom, our similarities are more evident than our differences. In the bedroom, however, our differences matter—and matter absolutely. This psychic split is especially vivid in long-term relationships, which tend to push a couple’s interactions out of the realm of animal passions and into more cerebral realms of compromise, equity, and familiarity."

Yeah, I can't tell you how many times I've started crying in the office when I felt no one was taking my opinions seriously.

Post: #10

(08-07-2014 06:25 PM)trian1 Wrote:  This is another case of a practicing professional and science confirming basic red pill beliefs.

She spends an entire paragraph praising feminism as a cultural force, but then admits that the science says that women don't want equality sexually.

Quote:But what the science shows is that our animal sexual brains crave an asymmetry of power in the bedroom. Women’s bodies still long to be sexually taken by a man who is capable of over-powering her with his strength, but chooses to love her. And men still crave a responsive, open lover—one who will enthusiastically follow his lead. The exquisite dance of sexual domination and submission remains an intoxicating element of love-making, in spite of our desire for equality in other aspects of life.

Why Sexual Passion Fades

The main thing it leaves out is the role of female physical beauty in male desire. There comes a point where it doesn't matter how much dominance you express as a male or how "open and responsive" the female is, if she's not sufficiently beautiful there won't be a boner.

Post: #11

My sex life got way better immediately after I started acting dominant in the bedroom. I used to be all gentle and beta but I've found most women want to be shoved down onto the bed and taken hard.

Post: #12

(08-08-2014 11:23 AM)Dr. Howard Wrote:  For those interested in learning more,

Here is a talk from the author of the study





Also, these guys have a database of undergraduate college girls with rape fantasies...fuck online dating, these guys have the golden ticket to pipelining. Add this one to 'college campus game'

This video is fascinating...unbelievable what they know now about men and women. I'd never heard of she-male porn or fanfiction or slash whatever before.

Post: #13

Ofc women like dominance. The only ones who don't are either coming from an abusive relationship where the guy deserves to be buried under a prison or a complete asexual harpy. Dominating a woman is a surefire way to have her begging you to keep seeing her.

Post: #14

That was an interesting video which suggests women look for a "total package" while men can be turned on by one thing- a great ass, or set of boobs, etc.