What Happens When the Woman Wants $@x

1. Young girls (middle school to high school age, but past puberty) that are $@xually active at all often have boyfriends the same age that are not employed and supported by their parents (like all children). Adult women generally would not consider a man that is unemployed and supported by his parents, even if she is.

Explanation: The teenage girl has no realistic prospect of getting a lover the same age that can support her, therefore does not get that benefit by withholding $@x. The adult woman does.

2. In confined environments women are more willing to have $@x with peers regardless of whether they would be suitable outside.

The known high likelihood of $@x is, after all, why prisons and many similar institutions are segregated. The military is not segregated now, and $@x happens as much as you could imagine given the restrictions on soldiers. The high rate of pregnancies in the military, especially the Navy, is not solely due to the benefits offered to women that become pregnant as women rarely are willing to have $@x to achieve pregnancy when they would not otherwise desire $@x with that man – if they were, child support would ruin men much more often than it actually does.

Explanation: The woman at that point has little to no possibility of getting a more suitable man, and therefore she obtains little benefit from withholding $@x. She thus will express her $@xual desires with the men that are available.

3. Women are $@xually looser with travelers and foreigners than they would be with men from home. For white women in the Western world, this interacts with dogma against ‘racism’ to cause it to also include men of other races.

Explanation: Those men belong to a class that are not likely to commit the same way as domestic men anyway, and therefore deny women the benefits of withholding $@x. Men of other races can be perceived to belong to that class, because for almost all of human evolution, men looking that different were foreigners.

4. Conversely, women traveling to another city, or more, to another country, are more likely to have an affair there than to have one at home.

Explanation: The same, essentially. This is further augmented if the women is already married or in a committed relationship at home (see next).

5. Women that are married or in committed relationships, especially after long enough to get over the stage of initial infatuation (a few years), may have affairs with men that would never be considered as partners were they single, such as, most evidently, men that are poor or of a lower social class.

Explanation: Being in a relationship that satisfies, at the moment, a woman’s financial demands, as well as being legally or emotionally difficult to escape from, causes a woman not to perceive any benefit by refraining from $@x outside it.