We hear much on Holla Forums about the duties men must undertake in order to be attractive to women. Men like The Golden One will speak long hours about the actions that make men attractive. It is as though, in order to be attractive to women, a man must be in a constant state of self-improvement, struggle, or trial. And then, in turn, we speak much on the duties of women, but we know that this is not their source of beauty. A woman is beautiful for existing, and having emotions and feelings of loyalty, to men or her race.
One may say that this is the nature of difference between men and women. But this is foremost a cultural view–and not one that seems to be in agreement with nature.
In Asiatic cultures, there is a strong modality of thought that the male must acquire social capital, monetary resources, and improve his mind to such an extent before it is even considerable that he pursue a woman. This seems to be the case in Arabic culture as well. And, we in Germanic nations, seem to hold similar views as well, particularly in the Nationalist Sphere.
But what do women actually do?
It is simple; women largely do not care about all of these pains a man might put upon himself. They are female, and they are innately attracted to men, just as we are innately attracted to them. They find beauty in us, just as we might find beauty in them. How many women actually go for the man who has his degree, has all of x,y, and z social standings while excluding those men who haven't these self-imposed restrictions? It does not happen.
In Brazil and more niggerish lands where the mental gymnastics of courtship may not run rampant and it is observed that women have an innate attraction to men, just as men have innate attraction to them. This is similar to the binormal distributive effect one sees with regard to views on race nowadays: only the moderately intelligent are able to perform the mental gymnastics necessary to deny the palpable differences in racial intelligence, whereas even more intelligent souls may see through said charades.
So, then,
What is the innate beauty of men? How does it change with age?
What is the beauty of males in their teenage years? Their twenties? Thirties? Women seem to be attracted to all of these different sorts of beauties.