Feminism's internal contradictions as seen through Playboy

"The Contradictory Feminist Legacy Of Playboy’s Hugh Hefner" is hilarious because it doesn't actually say anything about Hefner. Hefner wanted to sleep with tons of hot girls and he did it. There is nothing really contradictory there. He liked sex positivity and sexual freedom for women because those things aided his interests in sleeping with tons of hot girls.

Real players like sex positivity and sexual freedom for women for the same reasons. Encouraging women to be sexually free and have lots of sex is in the interest of players. A lot of low-status guys who are learning Red Pill teachings are still angry about female nature or hate the way they have to offer support, resources, and their entire being just entice a woman to be with them.

Feminists are ambivalent. Some are sex positive because "freedom" or "equality" or just cause they like sex too. At the same time, though, being sex positive lowers the "cost" of sex to men. So guys, especially top guys, are less willing to invest time, resources, and energy into any individual woman. So when women get out of their 20s and want kids and "something serious..." they suddenly find that most of the top guys won't go for it!

Oh no! What horror! The guy won't invest in them. Which is what most women (still) want. Material conditions have changed a lot in the last 50 years, but human psychology still hasn't.

Women also want to perceive themselves as victims. I have a half-written post on that subject as well. If anything goes wrong in a woman's life, or if she doesn't like her choices, it's the fault of a man or men in general.

But Hefner in the end is simple. He wanted hot girls and lots of them. And he got them. All players are to some extent living his legacy.

So are women. Many are not so happy about it as early feminists thought they'd be. It turns out that when men don't have to invest resources in a woman to get sex in return, a lot of men won't invest resources in a woman.

Remember that evolutionary biology underlies game. Learn it, and a lot of female ambivalence and internal contradiction becomes clear.

The original HuffPo writer detects a little of these basic forces, but she's like a pre-scientific-revolution person seeing a solar eclipse. She can see the sun occluded and understands darkness, but she has no idea why. Hell, I can tell her why, but I don't think she'll want to listen.