Females should have sex with me so I won't be an incel
Shut the fuck up you fucking cunt
Incels treat foids like shit because incels themselves had been treated like shit by foids
It's only a response to being treated like shit our entire lives
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Stupid Reddit roastie trust and believe if she saw my face she would throw all the personality shit out the window don’t believe what a roastie says never it will only lead to cucking
"Just don't be an incel" as if its a conscious choice lol
also 24 on a sub for teenagers
hope this guy gets runover
also 24 on a sub for teenagers
hope this guy gets runover
Personality mogs meJeremy Meeks had such a great sense of humor beating child to death, inkwell
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they sent him nude pics in jail. In jail!Jeremy Meeks had such a great sense of humor beating child to death, inkwell
Just don’t become something that is involuntary, soy has clogged the brain of this one
Soy lowers IQ by 40 points
"Anyway, life can suck sometimes, own it." Just accept that you got treated like shit your entire life because of factors outside of your control theory.
My deepest condolences for the retards in that thread that will listen to this and go through absolute misery in their life forever—God knows that I would have probably killed myself if I hadn't accepted my inceldom.
INCELS RULE.
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Attractiveness doesn’t matter
Cope.
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
The Impact of Physical Attractiveness on Reproductive Success in Contemporary Society
Physical attractiveness has long been considered a significant factor in human mating behavior, often serving as a cue for mate quality and reproductive potential. While numerous studies have explored the relationship between attractiveness and mating preferences, fewer have examined its direct impact on reproductive success in modern, industrialized societies. This essay delves into the findings of Markus Jokela's 2009 study, "Physical attractiveness and reproductive success in humans: Evidence from the late 20th century United States," to understand how physical attractiveness influences reproductive outcomes in contemporary settings.
Jokela's research utilized data from the Wisconsin Longitudinal Study, focusing on individuals born between 1937 and 1940. The study assessed physical attractiveness based on photographs taken around the age of 18 and analyzed its correlation with the number of biological children participants had by ages 53 to 56. The sample comprised 1,244 women and 997 men.
- Women: The study revealed a relationship between attractiveness and reproductive success among women. Women in the second-highest quartile of attractiveness had 16% more children than their less attractive counterparts, while those in the highest quartile had 6% more children.
- Men: For men, a threshold effect was observed. Men in the lowest quartile of attractiveness had 13% fewer children than those in higher attractiveness quartiles. This indicates that being perceived as unattractive may have a more pronounced negative impact on reproductive success for men than being perceived as highly attractive.
These findings highlight the complex interplay between physical attractiveness and reproductive success. In women, moderate attractiveness appears to be associated with higher reproductive success, possibly due to increased marriage probability and partner stability. Conversely, for men, the study suggests that being perceived as unattractive may significantly hinder reproductive success, potentially due to reduced mating opportunities. The study also notes that these associations are explained by factors such as increased marriage probability among attractive individuals.
Jokela's research provides valuable insights into how physical attractiveness influences reproductive success in contemporary society.
Jokela, M. (2009). Physical attractiveness and reproductive success in humans: Evidence from the late 20th century United States. Evolution and Human Behavior, 30(5), 342–350. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.evolhumbehav.2009.03.006
Cope.
Physical attractiveness and reproductive success in humans: Evidence from the late 20th century United States - PMC
Physical attractiveness has been associated with mating behavior, but its role in reproductive success of contemporary humans has received surprisingly little attention. In the Wisconsin Longitudinal Study (1244 women, 997 men born between 1937 and ...
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
The Impact of Physical Attractiveness on Reproductive Success in Contemporary Society
Physical attractiveness has long been considered a significant factor in human mating behavior, often serving as a cue for mate quality and reproductive potential. While numerous studies have explored the relationship between attractiveness and mating preferences, fewer have examined its direct impact on reproductive success in modern, industrialized societies. This essay delves into the findings of Markus Jokela's 2009 study, "Physical attractiveness and reproductive success in humans: Evidence from the late 20th century United States," to understand how physical attractiveness influences reproductive outcomes in contemporary settings.
Jokela's research utilized data from the Wisconsin Longitudinal Study, focusing on individuals born between 1937 and 1940. The study assessed physical attractiveness based on photographs taken around the age of 18 and analyzed its correlation with the number of biological children participants had by ages 53 to 56. The sample comprised 1,244 women and 997 men.
- Women: The study revealed a relationship between attractiveness and reproductive success among women. Women in the second-highest quartile of attractiveness had 16% more children than their less attractive counterparts, while those in the highest quartile had 6% more children.
- Men: For men, a threshold effect was observed. Men in the lowest quartile of attractiveness had 13% fewer children than those in higher attractiveness quartiles. This indicates that being perceived as unattractive may have a more pronounced negative impact on reproductive success for men than being perceived as highly attractive.
These findings highlight the complex interplay between physical attractiveness and reproductive success. In women, moderate attractiveness appears to be associated with higher reproductive success, possibly due to increased marriage probability and partner stability. Conversely, for men, the study suggests that being perceived as unattractive may significantly hinder reproductive success, potentially due to reduced mating opportunities. The study also notes that these associations are explained by factors such as increased marriage probability among attractive individuals.
Jokela's research provides valuable insights into how physical attractiveness influences reproductive success in contemporary society.
Jokela, M. (2009). Physical attractiveness and reproductive success in humans: Evidence from the late 20th century United States. Evolution and Human Behavior, 30(5), 342–350. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.evolhumbehav.2009.03.006
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Attractiveness doesn’t matter
Cope.
Physical attractiveness and reproductive success in humans: Evidence from the late 20th century United States - PMC
Physical attractiveness has been associated with mating behavior, but its role in reproductive success of contemporary humans has received surprisingly little attention. In the Wisconsin Longitudinal Study (1244 women, 997 men born between 1937 and ...
The Impact of Physical Attractiveness on Reproductive Success in Contemporary Society
Physical attractiveness has long been considered a significant factor in human mating behavior, often serving as a cue for mate quality and reproductive potential. While numerous studies have explored the relationship between attractiveness and mating preferences, fewer have examined its direct impact on reproductive success in modern, industrialized societies. This essay delves into the findings of Markus Jokela's 2009 study, "Physical attractiveness and reproductive success in humans: Evidence from the late 20th century United States," to understand how physical attractiveness influences reproductive outcomes in contemporary settings.
Jokela's research utilized data from the Wisconsin Longitudinal Study, focusing on individuals born between 1937 and 1940. The study assessed physical attractiveness based on photographs taken around the age of 18 and analyzed its correlation with the number of biological children participants had by ages 53 to 56. The sample comprised 1,244 women and 997 men.
- Women: The study revealed a relationship between attractiveness and reproductive success among women. Women in the second-highest quartile of attractiveness had 16% more children than their less attractive counterparts, while those in the highest quartile had 6% more children.
- Men: For men, a threshold effect was observed. Men in the lowest quartile of attractiveness had 13% fewer children than those in higher attractiveness quartiles. This indicates that being perceived as unattractive may have a more pronounced negative impact on reproductive success for men than being perceived as highly attractive.
These findings highlight the complex interplay between physical attractiveness and reproductive success. In women, moderate attractiveness appears to be associated with higher reproductive success, possibly due to increased marriage probability and partner stability. Conversely, for men, the study suggests that being perceived as unattractive may significantly hinder reproductive success, potentially due to reduced mating opportunities. The study also notes that these associations are explained by factors such as increased marriage probability among attractive individuals.
Jokela's research provides valuable insights into how physical attractiveness influences reproductive success in contemporary society.
Jokela, M. (2009). Physical attractiveness and reproductive success in humans: Evidence from the late 20th century United States. Evolution and Human Behavior, 30(5), 342–350. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.evolhumbehav.2009.03.006
I played free comedian for not dozens but HUNDREDS of girls.
I never got my dick sucked, or kisses or even just a hug - well one hug but that was a "good bye hug" - it was all pathetic. I dont have the number of a single women besides my mother and one female Co worker in my phone right now.
This fucking sucks ass.
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they are never goning to understand unless they are us. and have been through the crap that we have been through.
im laughing at those redditards how stupid they are
No! Not like this
Go to wageslave so I could have my child support for my baby with my boyfriend who just happens to be 6'3 and a felon. Stop hating women and subscribe my onlyfans only for $29,90/month
Common guys. Just be attractive to women! Why didn't any of you retards think about that huh?
why tf is a 24 year old in a subreddit for teenagers anyway?
"Noooooooo, the world isnt cruel and harsh, well okay it has been to YOU but that doesn't mean YOU should be and its YOUR fault that it was anyway"
Another redditard thinking incel is not the same as being an involuntarily virgin.
Hey homeless people, just get a home and stop being homeless
Hey homeless people, just get a home and stop being homeless
Doesn't this retard realize that no one wants to be an incel? It's a long process of rejection
Hey homeless people, just get a home and stop being homeless
Kinda hard not to be incel if im fucking UGLY!
Retarded cunt she should stay off reddit and get back to cooking me up breakfast in the kitchen i fucking hate it when women talk
Retarded cunt she should stay off reddit and get back to cooking me up breakfast in the kitchen i fucking hate it when women talk
That post is 4 years old. Women will never articulate what attracts them. They can’t even explain how their own brain functions, yet we’re supposed to genuinely believe all the “women can be just like me in high levels of intelligence” gaslighting
They’re only intelligent at manipulation. That’s it
They’re only intelligent at manipulation. That’s it
Ok. Then fuck me. TELL WOMEN TO FUCK ME AND I WON'T BE INCEL
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very foid thinking LOL you nailed."Noooooooo, the world isnt cruel and harsh, well okay it has been to YOU but that doesn't mean YOU should be and its YOUR fault that it was anyway"
Thank you brocel
Reddits stupidity isn't surprising considering that they're the biggest advocates for troon rights lmao.
Where's this mentality with misandrists, hmmm? Jfl. "STOP HATING WOMEN"
"JUST BE A SIMP AND A WAGE SLAVE"
This simp is going to die a virgin and kill himself and IT'S FUCKING HILARIOUS
No sympathy for depressed incels in denial who spend their days white knighting women.
No sympathy for depressed incels in denial who spend their days white knighting women.
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XD hahaThank you brocel
Imagine being this retarded
Profound truth nuke."Noooooooo, the world isnt cruel and harsh, well okay it has been to YOU but that doesn't mean YOU should be and its YOUR fault that it was anyway"
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