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The solution: we become monomorphic species.
All environmental pressures must be removed. This will have physiological as well as psychological consequences: low testosterone levels will encourage men to become diplomatic rather than active. With weak muscles and long, thin limbs, men will adapt to become sexually monomorphic to reduce competition between individuals. There will clearly be few distinctions between males and females other than their reproductive systems.
If males and females are similar in size, this indicates that the choice of sexual partner is based on the ability to be a good parent, rather than the ability to dominate rivals based on physical attractiveness. NO MORE DARKTRIADMAXXED TOO
in today's human societies, where sexual dimorphism is predominant, the greater the size difference between males and females, the more polygynous the species (Chads having sex with several foids), and the closer the males and females are in size, the more monogamous the species.
All environmental pressures must be removed. This will have physiological as well as psychological consequences: low testosterone levels will encourage men to become diplomatic rather than active. With weak muscles and long, thin limbs, men will adapt to become sexually monomorphic to reduce competition between individuals. There will clearly be few distinctions between males and females other than their reproductive systems.
If males and females are similar in size, this indicates that the choice of sexual partner is based on the ability to be a good parent, rather than the ability to dominate rivals based on physical attractiveness. NO MORE DARKTRIADMAXXED TOO
in today's human societies, where sexual dimorphism is predominant, the greater the size difference between males and females, the more polygynous the species (Chads having sex with several foids), and the closer the males and females are in size, the more monogamous the species.