And as I said,outliers possibly exist. There could be a special unicornsomewhereon the planet that goes against my conclusions. When I say all women, I'm literally talking about almost every single woman you'll encounter in everyday life. All is correct: because we do not know if this unicorn does in fact exist somewhere. a_skeleton_03 married a virgin, for example, but her hypergamy might be satiated with him (e.g., she's a 6, but he's an 8 in the sexual market she's encountered), or it could kick in when she sees some alpha cad in a random bar in a GNO one night if she has the goods to attract.We don't know about any unicorns, only that they could exist.
The most recent anecdotal story shows women do not care about relational equity (and we've seen this over and over ... and over): years, decades in a relationship makes little difference in the decision-making process. That's whyallwomen are the same in regards to how they choose their sexual partners. Do some women hop off the carousel, restrain themselves and resent both themselves and their eventual beta partner for it? Yes. Do some societies ostracize or shame this behavior (ours does not any longer)? Yes. But deep down in their firmware,they all choose the same way. Or i.e.,all women fulfill their hypergamous impulses with some men.
There aren't 'different types of women' who are each special snowflakes.