[Kabal]

The herd-like behavior of women on display:

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One woman recalled a guy showing her an e-mail he had received on his fraternity Listserv, in which another guy described having sex with a girl in the bathroom at a club.

“They’re not afraid to use names,” she said of the men, adding, “I’m sure there’s been a story about me on a Listserv. It happens to everyone.”

Maybe the social conservatives are right in this regard--we need top-down societal level morals to keep behavior in check.

Otherwise we have the potential for:

1. Loose social mores leading to some high socioeconomic status women eschewing family-formation and embracing academia, careers, and the hook-up lifestyle, which snowballs as more women see that it's encouraged and assimilate as well, being the stampeding herd that they are.

2. High socioeconomic status men growing increasingly averse to commitment as they see what slores are around them.

3. Family formation is delayed and/or forgone altogether, leading to a demographic death spiral among the higher socioeconomic classes, creating a dysgenic effect on the overall population.

Next article:

WHY WON'T COLLEGE MEN COMMIT?!

It can start off with:

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At 11 on a weeknight earlier this year, his fourth beer with his bros finished, a medium-height, decent-looking senior at the University of Pennsylvania received what he often does at these kinds of moments. He got a text from his regular slampiece — the sloot that he is drilling but in whom he is not investing any time, emotion, or resources. What was he up to? He texted back: Come over. So she did. They watched a little TV, had sex and went to sleep.

Their relationship, he noted, is not about the meeting of two souls.

“I don’t really like her, sober,” he said, "hell, I can barely tolerate her annoying personality after half a dozen brews"--adding that “she's always trying to do stuff like get coffee with me, but no way am I seeing that bitch when I'm sober during the day.”

Ask him why he hasn’t had a relationship at Penn, and he won’t complain about the death of courtship or girls who are supposedly too busy. Instead, he’ll talk about “cost-benefit” analyses and the “low risk and low investment costs” of hooking up.

“I positioned myself in college in such a way that I don't need to have a meaningful romantic relationship, because sloots are always slooting about” he said.

“And I know everyone says, ‘Man up! Man up!’ ” said the man, who was indifferent to the condition of anonymity, but accepted to be identified by the first letter of his fraternity, which is A. “There's really nothing else going on in my life except drinking with my bros and trying to nail sluts, so time is not an issue. But if girls are going to be easy, who wants to make time to wife up one of these sloots? Who would even want to, even if not for time?”