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JFL @ Vice News i know i know but this article is a very good example of the blackpill in nature
TLDR:
In ducks and many other species, female genitals have evolved specifically to bar mating my undesirable mates (aka us), by "labyrinthic" vaginas, sperm ejection, and "genital shields".
The article also confirms every tenant of the blackpill, which that same website mocks.
This is the core tenet of sexual conflict: Males and females don’t always agree about the best way to mate. For males, mating with a large number of females is the ideal way for them to procreate. For females, who are often left with the care of the offspring, as well as giving birth and pregnancy, being selective about reproduction is her best bet for creating progeny that will survive. This creates a conflict, where the males are going for quantity and the females, for quality.
These Vaginas Evolved to Fight the Penis, Not Accommodate It
The study of genitals has historically ignored female parts. Now that that's changing, it's revealing an evolutionary competition between penis and vagina.
www.vice.com
TLDR:
In ducks and many other species, female genitals have evolved specifically to bar mating my undesirable mates (aka us), by "labyrinthic" vaginas, sperm ejection, and "genital shields".
The article also confirms every tenant of the blackpill, which that same website mocks.
This is the core tenet of sexual conflict: Males and females don’t always agree about the best way to mate. For males, mating with a large number of females is the ideal way for them to procreate. For females, who are often left with the care of the offspring, as well as giving birth and pregnancy, being selective about reproduction is her best bet for creating progeny that will survive. This creates a conflict, where the males are going for quantity and the females, for quality.