/lit/ - Literature

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Are there any good books that are about dating women? I don't mean pickup game or anything like that, but actual experiences and stories. Can be either fiction or non-fiction, but I prefer to read non-fiction

completely anecdotal, but I've noticed that plainness in women tends to correlate with intelligence
most of my female friends are fairly unattractive - not necessarily ugly, but just 4-6/10 range. I find it easiest to spend time with them at least partially because they can speak and think on my level (or higher desu, I'm a brainlet) whereas the really pretty girls are so busy checking instagram and fucking chad that they never bother to develop their capacity to think. I've never met an attractive woman who read any books.
I think there are a few potential reasons for this correlation:
1) lack of romantic/sexual attention induces them to reach to more cerebral pursuits for passing time
2) they start with intelligence and, through a lack of concern with their physical appearance, end up plain
3) men are neither attracted nor repulsed by them, and see them as almost sexless, allowing them to more easily enter male-dominated spaces such as (branches of) academics without upsetting the balance or getting caught up in gender issues
idk, just some thoughts