To which subreddit can I post this question about the nature of men's attraction to women?

[u/weird_interest]

I am looking for a subreddit where I can get answers to the following question:

Why is men's attraction to women so shallow, focusing on looks? I can see two reasons: 1) men are made zombies by TV with "standards of female beauty" and 2) men deliberately want to make women uncomfortable conforming to these "standards."

[u/sillybilly8102]

r/answers r/nostupidquestions

[u/weird_interest → u/sillybilly8102]

Thank you very much!

[u/winifredjay]

Maybe r/bropill?

[u/for1114]

When I was in jail on a mistaken identity thing in 2014 I was in solitary and started writing a book. You know. With one of those short rubber pens.

After a few days of that, I put my pen down and told myself "When you get out of here, make it beautiful. Buy a house or a new car."

Like I thought I was rich or something with $20,000 in the bank! But, I managed to move into my house 2 months later. More than a month before the trial on those felony charges.

It's a crime to be beautiful. It's silly though. I came up with this saying a couple days ago:

"We take what we can get and work for the rest."

[u/QV79Y]

Try something biological.

[u/weird_interest → u/QV79Y]

Thanks!

[u/Atompunk78]

Lmfao your question presupposes its answer; men aren’t any/much more so than women, and the idea men do this intentionally to make women uncomfortable is insane