Chapter
Debating Feminist Evolutionary Psychology
52:18 - 59:37 (07:19)
The debate on whether feminist evolutionary psychology can exist arises due to the sexual stereotypes that are present which portray women as always being submissive.
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The conversation discusses the difficulties of reconciling evolutionary psychology and feminism due to the inherent differences between men and women, potentially making evolutionary psychology unpopular.
52:18 - 54:26 (02:08)
Summary
The conversation discusses the difficulties of reconciling evolutionary psychology and feminism due to the inherent differences between men and women, potentially making evolutionary psychology unpopular.
ChapterDebating Feminist Evolutionary Psychology
Episode#532 - Catherine Salmon - Do We Know What Turns Women On?
PodcastModern Wisdom
The idea that women are always submissive shows a lack of interaction with real women, as even when they are submissive, they often still run the show.
54:26 - 56:48 (02:22)
Summary
The idea that women are always submissive shows a lack of interaction with real women, as even when they are submissive, they often still run the show. This stereotype is rooted in outdated preconceptions around women's roles in society and their desires.
ChapterDebating Feminist Evolutionary Psychology
Episode#532 - Catherine Salmon - Do We Know What Turns Women On?
PodcastModern Wisdom
The polarity of the bedroom is often opposite to what people feel turns them on in the real world.
56:48 - 57:43 (00:54)
Summary
The polarity of the bedroom is often opposite to what people feel turns them on in the real world. Due to this, there may be an increase in race play in the bedroom, as it is something that is not allowed in any other aspects of life.
ChapterDebating Feminist Evolutionary Psychology
Episode#532 - Catherine Salmon - Do We Know What Turns Women On?
PodcastModern Wisdom
The chemical differences emitted from babies' heads can affect sexual taboos and possibly increase the desire for taboo scenarios, particularly those involving race play and interracial relationships.
57:43 - 59:37 (01:54)
Summary
The chemical differences emitted from babies' heads can affect sexual taboos and possibly increase the desire for taboo scenarios, particularly those involving race play and interracial relationships.