Women are not biologically attracted to looks

Okay, listen up, guys. I have a psychological theory. Think about it: throughout most of history, mating involved men fighting each other to win the best women. Those who survived, through wars, got the prize. Back then, the world was far more violent than it is now. Therefore, I don’t believe women were biologically attracted to looks. They simply had to choose the strongest or most powerful male, either through access to resources or actual strength, to survive. Having an attractive guy wouldn’t have provided any advantage, as he could easily be killed by a more violent man. So, ability to violence and power were the two main factors determining attractiveness.

I also came across a study suggesting that women who used birth control preferred more feminine men. This indicates that chemicals and medications can alter brain structure. So, if we combine these with chemicals in food and media, we end up with women today who believe they’re attracted to looks when they’re not. Why? Well, it’s simple. By making women care about looks, it forces men to try to be the best-looking so they can compete on looks and be more feminine, not a threat to power anymore. A plan that worked pretty well, actually.

To prove my point further, think about it. When men try to manipulate women into getting laid with them today, they use manipulation tactics that fake this impression of power. They lie about their income or power position to impress women, which shows that biologically, it’s the core desire because it’s easier to get laid with women by having a Ferrari than just being attractive. What are your thoughts on this?