90| How Women Compete for Men - Maryanne Fisher
Summary: In this episode Maryanne Fisher gives advice on: <br>- How Maryanne became involved in studying female intrasexual competition: how women compete for each other for men, or to retain the men they have (02:47) <br>- Synchronizing menstrual cycles when women are around each other (e.g., living together, working together) and its indirect course into social dominance (05:00) <br>- The types of things women compete for: access to good men or retaining the men they have (07:00) <br>- Variations in the definition of a "good man" (09:00) <br>- Research showing that people are more focused on genetics when they are younger (09:28) <br>- Important traits women use to attract the men they want: their competition tools (10:13) <br>- The influencers of competition (e.g. gossip) (13:00) <br>- The correlation between changes in facial expressions and unappealing behavior, and how that diminishes attractiveness (15:23) <br>- The cycles of a woman's competitiveness (16:47) <br>- Comparison of competitive trends based on geographical locations, and your local environment (18:05) <br>- Measures of quality of resources in figuring out the competition and the market (20:10) <br>- Is there increased competition as a result of women (generally) peaking sexually in their thirties? (22:00) <br>- Waist to hip ratio (WHR - compares the size of your waist to your hips) in order to identify the "ideal" measure: the attraction of men towards women based on this measure (body mass, physical attractiveness, and the Marilyn Monroe comparison) (24:20) <br>- Data related to men offering women sex and differences in receptivity (Clark and Hatfield study, see show notes below) (26:40) <br>- What competition among women means for men in terms of how a man approaches a woman he is attracted to (30:45) <br>- Best way to connect with Maryanne and learn more about her work (32:26) <br>- Recommendations for high quality advice (32:45) <br>- Research regarding women and sexual responses, in terms of their physiology, and the book <br><br>GET MORE: <a href="https://www.datingskillsreview.com/ep-90-how-women-compete-for-men-maryanne-fisher/">Show Notes & Resources</a>, <a href="https://www.datingskillsreview.com/ep-90-how-women-compete-for-men-maryanne-fisher/#transcript">Interview Transcript</a> and <a href="https://www.datingskillsreview.com/ep-90-how-women-compete-for-men-maryanne-fisher/#comments">Comments</a>. <p> HELP ME SPREAD THE WORD! </p><p> Think this episode was Kick-Ass?<br> <a href="http://www.datingskillsreview.com/itunes/">An iTunes review would be SO appreciated!</a> This is what helps me stand out so I can help more men like you.<br> <a href="http://www.datingskillsreview.com/itunes/">Click here to review the show</a>. </p><p> FEEDBACK </p><p> Hit me up with your comments and guest suggestions. I read EVERYTHING. </p><p> • Email: <a href="mailto:angel@datingskillsreview.com">angel@datingskillsreview.com</a><br> • Get my newsletter: <a href="http://datingskillsreview.com/newsletter/">Click here to get my Newsletter</a><br> • Got a question? Drop it in our voicemail to get it answered: 323.747.5006 </p><p> MORE FREE STUFF:<br> • <a href="http://www.datingskillsreview.com/fasttrack/">Get the Fast Track Dating System</a><br> • <a href="http://www.datingskillsreview.com/gettop13/">Get Monster Brain Dump from our Editorial Team on Top Advice of All Time</a><br> </p>
