r/IncelTears • u/y2kfashionistaa • 2d ago
3edgy5me This guy thinks men having long term relationships is “going against their biology”
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u/Available_Stress_274 2d ago
Having multiple partners is only ok if your a man apparently
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u/y2kfashionistaa 2d ago
Those incel who larp as manwhores say shit like “I’ve slept with 50 women” but also “if a woman’s had sex with more than three guys she’s used and you’re a cuck if you date her”
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u/ChunkyCookie777 2d ago
Human biology means we like the physical sensation and act of sex. I don’t believe there’s anything in our evolution that says our natural desire is to have sex with as many people as possible? LOL
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u/CountyBrilliant 2d ago
evolutionary psychology suggests spreading genes widely was one strategy, but we also evolved for pair bonding to raise offspring. neither side has a monopoly on "natural". people just use biology to justify whatever behavior they want to excuse
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u/y2kfashionistaa 2d ago
Yeah, and humans are more monogamous than anything.
Even r selected species don’t have as many mates as manosphere men act like is standard.
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u/LupercaniusAB Small-wristed Chad 2d ago
If they want to get into it, yeah, “sperm is cheap and eggs are expensive”, so it made sense from purely a genetic perspective for male mammals to try to impregnate as many female mammals as possible.
However, if you take infant survival into account (which you should, from a genetic perspective again), then pair bonding is the best way to assure genetic survival.
Incels are short-sighted and dumb. That is all.
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u/Wickedwitchofny schrodinger gender 2d ago
so any of the "woman cheat more" brand of incel going speak up against this?
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u/Milla4Prez66 1d ago
Incels and their weird obsession over justifying all their shitty traits as some sort of natural biological phenomenon will never not weird me out.
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u/y2kfashionistaa 1d ago
It’s an appeal to nature fallacy. Even r selected animals don’t mate with thousands of mates.
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u/throwhfhsjsubendaway 2d ago
The predicted number is a prediction of the survey results, not of the actual number of partners
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u/ComplexAttitude4Lyfe Foidrage vs Moidrage 2d ago
Biology- good when it benefits men (polyamory) bad when it benefits women (anything the manosphere deems women do that upsets them.)