It is a widely held belief that women prefer masculine men over sensitive men, but this is a complex issue that cannot be reduced to a simple preference. Research has shown that women’s preferences for certain traits in men vary depending on a variety of factors, including the woman’s own personality, the cultural context, and the specific context of the relationship.
One study found that women tend to prefer more masculine men during their fertile phase of the menstrual cycle, as the traits associated with masculinity, such as dominance and assertiveness, are thought to be indicative of good genetic health and the ability to provide for a potential offspring. However, the same study also found that women tend to prefer more sensitive and nurturing men during the non-fertile phase of their cycle, as these traits are associated with the ability to provide emotional support and security.
Another study found that women tend to prefer more masculine men in short-term relationships, as these traits are thought to indicate a higher level of sexual attractiveness and the potential for exciting and adventurous experiences. However, the same study found that women tend to prefer more sensitive and nurturing men in long-term relationships, as these traits are associated with the ability to provide emotional support and stability.
In conclusion, these studies help re-affirm the beta bucks, alpha fucks philosophy that has been brought up throughout the manosphere over and over. It also explains why so many women cheat on long-term partners with alpha males.
