Serious Is the 20/80 rule a built-in mechanism of selection or ..

[Mr. Ponzi]

.. or a reflection of the ratio of males losing masculinity these days? When I look at old documentaries or even when I look at men from generations ago who are still alive, they all seemed manlier. Is it just me?
I'm not saying that females were different back then in being picky, but if you have to choose between settling for a not-so-Chad-but-still masculine-man and a soy cuck, I would assume the first choice is more natural and less likely to result in cheating.

 

[EthnicelNL]

Its a derivative of mating procedures in animal/insect kingdoms.

 

[metal]

80 / 20 rule is a reflection of a degenerate society

 

[rabitter]

.. or a reflection of the ratio of males losing masculinity these days? When I look at old documentaries or even when I look at men from generations ago who are still alive, they all seemed manlier. Is it just me?
I'm not saying that females were different back then in being picky, but if you have to choose between settling for a not-so-Chad-but-still masculine-man and a soy cuck, I would assume the first choice is more natural and less likely to result in cheating.

It's a mix of both. It's true that men aren't as "manlier" as they used to be. Lower testosterone levels in every generation compared to the previous one is a fact.

Feminine men is the end result of the normalization of single mothers.

 

[Frottbott]

There is no explanation. Nothing makes sense.

 

[turbocuckcel_7000]

sperm counts are going down, along with other measures of manliness, look into that

main theory was we're swimming in estrogens from the contraceptive pill and plastics, a brand new selection pressure, selecting for males that maintain masculine hormone balance even in the face of this assault