/lit/ - Literature

Sounds interesting, I've bookmarked the book.

Now the fact that the author is a woman, with a title in zoology, is a plus in my view. I know all the male le redpill viewpoints and I've known them since 2013. Nothing new to gain from that, so if I guy had written the book, unless it really just goes through dry biology, it would be nothing new.
She seems to be a feminist, but I'll stomach that.

There's nothing wrong with female selection imho. I don't care if 50% of men around me a virgin, whatever. They life. Play video games or whatever. It's a stupid narrative that men who go sexless are aggressive and depressed, you can cope without sex. What's bad a true redpill narrative is that far too many women miss out on getting pregnant in their 20's and drift into a depressed life of their own making. Good if those women get educated, suck big cock from 16 to 23 but then get serious about pinning down alpha or at least beta bucks. I'm 35 and I really hate seeing ex gf's from 10 years ago, people I like, going down (presumably) childless.