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Originally Posted by jt217
I'd imagine that there's zero actual evidence of this.
there is plenty of evidence that men prefer younger partners and women prefer older partners. That actually held up in every single country they tested this, proving it's cross cultural and thus almost certainly biological. There are plenty of other biological differences in sexual partners and sex life in general that have been measured but that is the most striking one.
This doesn't justify claiming asymmetry as a reason to think "less bad" of argento acts. Because asymmetry already touches the fact that young girls are attracted to people with money and power for biological reasons. And old age correlates VERY strongly with power and money.
https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/world...cientists.html
"A man can move himself two points higher on the attractiveness scale we used if his salary increases by a factor of 10," study author John Speakman told The Times.
"For a female to achieve the same two-point effect, her salary would need to increase by 10,000 times."
Here the paper
https://www.ehbonline.org/article/S1...315-X/abstract
The evidence of asymmetry in sexual partners preferences are overwhelming and basically denied exclusively by radical leftists.
Close to denial there is the somewhat more common position of "it's 100% cultural" which is only slightly less embarrassing to hold