Re: how many bastards are there, anyway?

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mycol1@unm.edu (Bryant) wrote:

>Cuckoldry seems to have been a rather regular part of the human
>experience, though. Getting a fella with resources to raise the >offspring
>you conceived with a fella with better genes might be a typical female
>reproductive strategy. It's interesting that among college students, the
>guys who inspire orgasm in women the most invest the least in their
>relationships--consistent with female orgasm's "good genes" securing >role.

What's so good about the genes of a man who has nothing to invest in a
relationship?

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Matt Beckwith                        

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