“Heterosexual” Women

Why are they attracted to other women?

I use scare quotes because they’re really bisexual, not that there’s anything wrong with that. Most women who “become” lesbians later in life for various reasons (like having a lot of bad experiences with men) were always bisexual, because it makes evolutionary sense for them to be. It also explains “LUG”s (lesbian until graduation).

I would go beyond the thesis here and note that women compete with other women on their looks, so they’re actually pretty finely attuned to the attractiveness of other women.

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  1. So male proto-humans developed sexual dimorphism (with males being bigger and stronger) in order to build bigger harems? Could be, I suppose. The article didn’t conjecture that female proto-humans developed bigger boobs to trick the alpha males into thinking they were pregnant and so shouldn’t be abandoned for a younger female. It would have provided some support for their conjecture if they had mentioned if girl-on-girl chimp sex was a thing.

    I was reading an article several years ago about a modern man spending quite some time with a stone-age hunter-gatherer tribe. That tribe, at least, didn’t seem to have much in the way of a harem culture–instead, they paired off every night and swapped partners when they felt like it. I have no idea how common that was–I don’t think there are many stone-age tribes around anymore to investigate. I wouldn’t be too surprised if large harems were corelated to agriculture.

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