Yes 100%.

This is why when I make comments about the hypersexuality of men and then 5 or 6 posters come in gasping with the "how dare you?" and "that's only the men you know" BS comments I just laugh.
Most women have no idea how men think. The process is so vastly different it's amazing. I'm glad I was made aware. It truly changes your prospective when dealing with men and I use it to my advantage all the time. Flirting goes a very long way with men.
However I will say that it has kinda jaded me. I have no problem seeing the humanity and individuality of people on a case by case basis however I do struggle with seeing men as deeply emotional beings as a whole. And I think this comes from seeing women want a diversity of things from men whether it be money, love, commitment, protection, companionship etc. While men only seem (notice I said seem) to be motivated by sex which from my protective (and I believe many other women feel this way) is shallow and I hate to use this word but a bit lowly.
I honestly think this is why a lot of women quickly gravity towards feminism. They don't see the humanity in men. They see them as the opposition only out to use them sexually, lacking the ability to see women outside of that.
Though I am not a feminist I would be lying if I were to say that I don't understand where they are coming from.
If a dude ruins or potentially ruins a situation over sex like his relationship, job, or living situation I instantly lose respect for him to a high degree (women too).
Again I know it's not right and I struggle with it.

This is why when I make comments about the hypersexuality of men and then 5 or 6 posters come in gasping with the "how dare you?" and "that's only the men you know" BS comments I just laugh.
Most women have no idea how men think. The process is so vastly different it's amazing. I'm glad I was made aware. It truly changes your prospective when dealing with men and I use it to my advantage all the time. Flirting goes a very long way with men.
However I will say that it has kinda jaded me. I have no problem seeing the humanity and individuality of people on a case by case basis however I do struggle with seeing men as deeply emotional beings as a whole. And I think this comes from seeing women want a diversity of things from men whether it be money, love, commitment, protection, companionship etc. While men only seem (notice I said seem) to be motivated by sex which from my protective (and I believe many other women feel this way) is shallow and I hate to use this word but a bit lowly.
I honestly think this is why a lot of women quickly gravity towards feminism. They don't see the humanity in men. They see them as the opposition only out to use them sexually, lacking the ability to see women outside of that.
Though I am not a feminist I would be lying if I were to say that I don't understand where they are coming from.
If a dude ruins or potentially ruins a situation over sex like his relationship, job, or living situation I instantly lose respect for him to a high degree (women too).
Again I know it's not right and I struggle with it.

Not denying the one-track male mind, but you do realize y'all directly contribute to/facilitate men resigning themselves to a limited emotional range, right?
Also from my perspective being drawn to a man's status and the implied protection it bring is at least as shallow/selfish as being drawn to someone primarily for sex ... Y'all will talk a big game about wanting to grow with a man emotionally but let him express the smallest bit of doubt/fear without being prompted to do so by you![]()
Not denying the one-track male mind, but you do realize y'all directly contribute to/facilitate men resigning themselves to a limited emotional range, right?
Also from my perspective being drawn to a man's status and the implied protection it bring is at least as shallow/selfish as being drawn to someone primarily for sex ... Y'all will talk a big game about wanting to grow with a man emotionally but let him express the smallest bit of doubt/fear without being prompted to do so by you![]()
" and re-enacted an entire porn movie in my head over the space of 15 seconds. It takes a while before you realize that it has an effect on your relationships (and friendships) with women, so I had to at least unlearn some of it. Now it's simply women I'd be attracted to anyway that it happens with - and I've been learning how to channel that better too, which has been helpful.
"I'd.... I bet... I wonder how... mmhmmm" 100 percent.
. Nothing wrong with it.
Women not understanding, especially in this modern age, that men are predisposed subconsciously to wanting to procreate and extend their genetic lineage is a major fault within their own thinking.
Here's a better question..define what is humanity.
This is why when I make comments about the hypersexuality of men and then 5 or 6 posters come in gasping with the "how dare you?" and "that's only the men you know" BS comments I just laugh.
Most women have no idea how men think. The process is so vastly different it's amazing. I'm glad I was made aware. It truly changes your prospective when dealing with men and I use it to my advantage all the time. Flirting goes a very long way with men.
However I will say that it has kinda jaded me. I have no problem seeing the humanity and individuality of people on a case by case basis however I do struggle with seeing men as deeply emotional beings as a whole. And I think this comes from seeing women want a diversity of things from men whether it be money, love, commitment, protection, companionship etc. While men only seem (notice I said seem) to be motivated by sex which from my protective (and I believe many other women feel this way) is shallow and I hate to use this word but a bit lowly.
I honestly think this is why a lot of women quickly gravity towards feminism. They don't see the humanity in men. They see them as the opposition only out to use them sexually, lacking the ability to see women outside of that.
Though I am not a feminist I would be lying if I were to say that I don't understand where they are coming from.
If a dude ruins or potentially ruins a situation over sex like his relationship, job, or living situation I instantly lose respect for him to a high degree (women too).
Again I know it's not right and I struggle with it.
Please explain the first sentence.
I honestly don't see how being drawn to the overall qualities of a person rather than one aspect is being superficial. Maybe you can explain that a bit further. Also what is "status" to a woman varies greatly.
Also I have no idea what you mean by the last sentence.