Hard STEM is a turnoff for foids

[tenmacel]

Honestly redpill content, but most foids take men studying hard STEM (math, stats, CS, physics/chemistry, certain engineering) considerably less seriously than other majors.

Why is this?

Women do not like to be told they are unintelligent. Since they lack analytical ability for the most part--this can be ascribed to genetics but I think upbringing is as important--hearing a guy studying a hard STEM elicits jealousy (women are overrepresented in bio/premed which does not require the problem solving ability most other STEM fields need). Redpill here, they take this as implying that the man is more capable.

Optimally, you should not tell a woman you are in hard STEM if you are. Pick a major that seems easy; approachable to women; the majority of humanities are not gated by any prior knowledge (e.g an english phd and a guy who reads a lot can contribute similar analyses) unlike most of STEM. This also has something to do with the whole "normies/women do not like it when you put in effort to things". Or, you could be Chad, and no foid would care if you did math or not--however the Chad who says he does business will have a higher SMV, albeit slightly.

 

[xXXxZeusxXXx]

Tf really?

 

[tenmacel]

Tf really?

They only start liking people who do these fields when they need a betabux

 

[xXXxZeusxXXx]

They only start liking people who do these fields when they need a betabux

Arent the studying good roi long term? Are you implying just be chad? But not everyone can be chad our professor told us that either she falls in love with you or you have a lot of money to get an arm candy or pick a basic gal, so whats the move here, just be chad im guessing

 

[tenmacel]

Arent the studying good roi long term? Are you implying just be chad? But not everyone can be chad our professor told us that either she falls in love with you or you have a lot of money to get an arm candy or pick a basic gal, so whats the move here, just be chad im guessing

Chad or not telling people you are into hard STEM reduces SMV

Studying it has good ROI sure but telling most foids you do math, physics etc will lower their opinion of you, it's just not optimal when talking to them

 

[psycho.]

the whole feminism movement ruined most women's lives and also the dynamic between man and woman as a whole tbh.

 

[tenmacel]

the whole feminism movement ruined most women's lives and also the dynamic between man and woman as a whole tbh.

Feminism is a rational symptom of semitic morality

 

[psycho.]

Feminism is a rational symptom of semitic morality

true Nietzsche lover

 

[blonde slayer]

Honestly redpill content, but most foids take men studying hard STEM (math, stats, CS, physics/chemistry, certain engineering) considerably less seriously than other majors.

Why is this?

Women do not like to be told they are unintelligent. Since they lack analytical ability for the most part--this can be ascribed to genetics but I think upbringing is as important--hearing a guy studying a hard STEM elicits jealousy (women are overrepresented in bio/premed which does not require the problem solving ability most other STEM fields need). Redpill here, they take this as implying that the man is more capable.

Optimally, you should not tell a woman you are in hard STEM if you are. Pick a major that seems easy; approachable to women; the majority of humanities are not gated by any prior knowledge (e.g an english phd and a guy who reads a lot can contribute similar analyses) unlike most of STEM. This also has something to do with the whole "normies/women do not like it when you put in effort to things". Or, you could be Chad, and no foid would care if you did math or not--however the Chad who says he does business will have a higher SMV, albeit slightly.

Honestly yes. Hard STEM screams autist who likes looking at numbers 24/7