..."In fact, some evolutionary psychologists have argued that throughout human history, dominance has been more important than attractiveness for men’s mating success."...
So this attractive notion the West has created, men have bought into the lie...
The aim isn't to be attractive (although it's not discouraged) it's to show dominance, give the impression or perception (not necessarily actual dominance)
Let's call it 'signaling'.
When it comes to seduction, it seems one of the most potent forces is the allure of the unknown.
Every petal peeled off the rose while saying, "He loves me, he loves me not..." is a step closer to attraction.
You decide what you make of this...
A study by Shari Dworkin, a medical sociologist at the University of California, San Francisco, found that 72 percent of college-age men want to share the "labor" of getting things started.
72 percent of college-age men admit they wish their female partners would initiate sex more frequently.
Females aged 18 to 24 make the first move in 25 percent of relationships.
73 percent of men would accept the offer of sex from an attractive female stranger if she made the first move.
40 percent of women would accept the offer of sex from an attractive male stranger if he made the first move.
http://youtu.be/N5vGFCUWyFQ Guy with a Bugatti asks girls for sex, social experiment
Fat Girl Tinder Date (Social Experiment): http://youtu.be/2alnVIj1Jf8 spoiler, the girl is not really fat.
