Wow .. I see your point .. but it is entirely rejectable and fundamentally flawed .... because ... it evidences the precise
problem we have with social expectations of men, the role of men, what society values about men.
Look Im not suggesting there is no place for success, leadership, male attractiveness etc. Its not about removing these elements from society, social interelationships or from the social narrative .... for a million various and presumably obvious reasons.
FF wrote:I don't think it's archaic thinking.
How so

.. do you suggest that in contrast, its a contemporary approach
FF wrote: You're talking about changing human nature.
You are quite probably right. But more accurately I am talking about changing the WAY we THINK about human nature, if you will.
What do you think about human nature

Because before we can progress on a discussion on this point ... we need to understand what precisely we can agree human nature is and what attributes and characteristics comprise it.
FF wrote:Women can think, can know, all the things you said.
Yes indeed .. they can .. and
FF wrote:But what happens when the big guy comes into the room, and the smaller guys move aside for him?
A big guy and a small guy are in the same room
FF wrote: Or the rich guy drives up in his Rolls?
A rich guy drives up in his Rolls. The end.
Or rather I am suggesting that is the only result from that action. But if I understand your point, I think youre suggesting that there is greater relevance to this action for a woman, a potential mate possibly. That the Rolls is equivalent to peacock feathers
But in todays human world .. it does not HAVE a relatable relevance. Arriving in an expensive car only presents a competitive advantage if observed and compared to the vehicles other men arrive in .... AND if the male intends to attract a female mate that is UTTERLY superficial and shallow and without any sense of character. It does not follow that driving an expensive vehicle means you actually ARE or will be a desirable or even viable sexual partner.
FF wrote:Who are the women looking at for the rest of the evening?
Again .. all of life is not, all evenings, all social engagements are about bagging a sexual partner. So what if a woman LOOKs at the big guy or the guy in the Rolls .. the CHADS.
Perhaps you missed the point .. that thats exactly the perspectives the INCELs have of the CHADS. The big guy will bag the girl because hes the big guy.
FF wrote:Are they striking up conversations with the weak guys, or the ones whose clothes look a little worn?
^^^^^ THIS
This is exactly the issue the author raises and that needs combatting. The guy that steps aside ISNT the weak guy .. ever considered hes the polite guy, the smart guy, the decent guy.
To my mind, this is the rhetoric that is damaging .. the automatic assumption of WEAKNESS. These two hypothetical guys arent wild lions competing for a mate. There two guys who happen to be at the same social engagement .. the label WEAK is irrelevant in that context, its disproportionate to the context.
Its not WEAK to be short, a persons dress doesnt denote their character, a persons size doesnt denote their character.
Im saying we need to combat .. rethink how we judge worth and reassess what is of value.