Comments by "David Himmelsbach" (@davidhimmelsbach557) on "" video.

  1.  @OlegLecinsky  NOPE. It's Hollywood. Film and TV have exposed all American women to hyper-alpha fictional characters: James Bond on down. The result is that such mental-emotional pictures float in their heads... never to leave. Hypergamy is embedded in XX DNA. It can NEVER change. XY have to deal with it. Consequently, DNA research across time has revealed that mothers always out number fathers.
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  2. Joker, hypergamy is built into XX DNA. Proof? Men are about twice the body mass of the typical female. ( Before the fat explosion. ) When this ratio is profiled in nature, in mammals, it turn out that a 2:1 mass ratio => 4:1 mating ratio -- for successful males. For such a species, it is to be expected that a winner male will have a four-female harem. This holds true for lions, tigers, walruses, seals, ... whales... (Even marsupials -- like roos.) This body mass difference is not seen in birds. Male eagles are smaller than females. You'll note that they only mate one-to-one. It may not be for life, but it will last for a mating-fledging season. The REAL reason men are twice the body mass of women is, and has been, hypergamy. For 50,000,000-years females have been mating up. They can't stop. They can't stop even after marriage and children. This pops out as neighbor envy -- and mating defensiveness. ( A failing husband shames his wife. If the failing is in finances, (typ.), figure on a divorce.) There's nothing fair about it. If you're a guy and way down in the rankings, just don't figure on dates, let alone marriage. With today's divorce courts, consider that a blessing. The female sex id is so strong that THEY can't scope it. Hence the endless bounty of lost XX souls pondering 40+ and solitude. They never could fathom why alpha spread their thighs so rapidly. Yet, at a biological level, they are programmed to do exactly that -- even though in our modern age, it will never pencil out for them. It won't even pencil out for the next generation -- which needs parents -- not just a mother.
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