What Are Women Actually Attracted To? - Catherine Salmon
September 29, 2022
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as posted by the channelCatherine Salmon is an evolutionary psychology researcher, professor of Psychology at the University of Redlands and an author.
Women can be a mystery, sometimes even to themselves. Modern culture is making many proclamations about what women like and why they should like it, but are these new headlines accurate, or even desirable?
Expect to learn why women love erotic stories so much, whether evolutionary psychology is sexist, why Catherine did a study where people rated the attractiveness of faces which had jizz on them, why feminine men are being pushed in media but don't feature in dark romance novels, the role of commitment in female attraction and much more...
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