The sexual value of the average (North) American
woman
Extraits:
…
marriage is … a state contract designed to prevent the state from being
forced to provide for unproductive women and children.
… a man
must be either a fool or a weakling to enter into such a contract,
especially given that the traditional reason for doing so has been
eliminated by societal devolution.
… career
women are … shocked to hear of their lack of desirability to men … their
comparatively high incomes mean that they are bringing something to the
marriage table, in effect a form of modern dowry.
… the
sexual value of the average (North) American woman works out to only
$1,353.33 per annum.
… the
problem faced by career women … is that while they do bring their modern
dowry to the table … they bring little else, and money does not buy
happiness.
However
high their original sexual value … they are at a disadvantage with regards
to other relationship aspects valued by men, such as providing children,
child care and various household services.
…
marriage is not love, most marriages in history have taken place for
reasons other than love …
….
merely being in love and having a child or two is no reason to marry.
…
putting a price on marriage might seem distasteful … it is an important
consideration for any man contemplating the commitment.
… if you
don't make a realistic assessment of marriage's value to you prior to
entering into it, the probability is that a divorce court will be doing so
for you on the other end.
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…
marriage is … a state contract designed to prevent the state from being
forced to provide for unproductive women and children.
That
this is the true purpose underlying the marriage contract can be seen from
the way the state has no interest in ascertaining whether the proper man's
financial resources are tapped for child support.
Indeed,
not even proving the complete impossibility of any relationship through
DNA testing is enough to sever that state-enforced bond.
… a man
must be either a fool or a weakling to enter into such a contract,
especially given that the traditional reason for doing so has been
eliminated by societal devolution.
The end
of the dowry system meant that the primary motivation for marrying was
sexual, but the Sexual Revolution has significantly lowered the sexual
value of women by increasing the available supply.
One
reason that career women are so shocked to hear of their lack of
desirability to men is that their comparatively high incomes mean that
they are bringing something to the marriage table, in effect a form of
modern dowry.
But they
tend to forget that in addition to their salaries one must assess their
sexual values, which can be computed thanks to data collected on average
American sexual practices which state that the average sexual encounter
lasts 28 minutes and Americans average 58 such encounters per year.
Therefore, the sexual value of a woman can be computed according to the
formula (P*(E/60)*(N*12), wherein P = price per hour, E = length of
average sexual encounter in minutes and N = number of monthly encounters.
Assuming
realistic maximums, this value can be expected to range between 0 and
$1.67 million on an annual basis.
However,
if one assumes that P for the average woman is one-third the overnight
rate of a pretty, but non-elite 20-year-old call girl, the sexual value of
the average (North) American woman works out to only $1,353.33 per annum.
So, the
problem faced by career women, then, is that while they do bring their
modern dowry to the table in the form of a salary and a health insurance
package, they bring little else, and money does not buy happiness.
However
high their original sexual value, their time commitments and job stresses
tend to reduce it, while they are at a disadvantage with regards to other
relationship aspects valued by men, such as providing children, child care
and various household services.
But what
of love, you ask? How can one put a price on love? One can't, but then,
marriage is not love, most marriages in history have taken place for
reasons other than love and some of history's most famous lovers have been
unmarried.
And as
post-Christian Europe increasingly demonstrates, merely being in love and
having a child or two is no reason to marry.
While
putting a price on marriage might seem distasteful to some, it is an
important consideration for any man contemplating the commitment.
Because
if you don't make a realistic assessment of marriage's value to you prior
to entering into it, the probability is that a divorce court will be doing
so for you on the other end.