Evolutionary psychologists note that there is no species in the animal kingdom where the female is seen as a sexual protagonist, which reflects how it takes a strong and forward-thinking woman to break societal norms. Heather Boleyn, an evolutionary psychologist, talks on the topic, and a nightclub door host shares her experiences with men generally not being hostile towards her.
The typical masculine traits and the fact that men are the protagonists in the dating market can make it difficult for women to hit the ground running. With the me to movement sometimes pushing the domain of what is fair, it can make it challenging for both sides of the aisle.
The experience of being an outlier physically and how it affects social interactions can be different from what people perceive. When individuals have a unique appearance, their social interactions can be impacted differently than a regular person.
The concept of forming bonds through a strong sense of group cohesion is integral in defending against outside threats or raids. This concept is prevalent in both historical ethnographic literature and also in big cities where women have been known to use men as "hired guns" for protection against high levels of harassment and danger.
The common mistake that men make when approaching women is being too impersonal and not engaging enough in conversation. Women are looking for men who are confident and willing to have genuine interactions with them.
Two speakers discuss the gender bias in the perception of sociopathy and the fascination with raw human relationships.