18 Harsh Realities of Modern Dating - Macken Murphy
Macken Murphy is an evolutionary biologist at the University of Melbourne, a writer and a podcaster.Modern dating is in the middle of a cultural reset. Attraction science is evolving, men and women are changing how they show up, and everyone is trying to build healthier relationships. What does the data actually say, and is a more balanced way of dating within reach?
Expect to learn what the science says about if size actually matters, if tall men cheat more, what the impact of body count on long term relationship success is, the big problem with having “ideal” mate preferences, why men are becoming more concerned with attractiveness and beautification, the benefits women gain or lose when they’re non-monogamous, what the “Rich Gay Uncle” hypothesis for homosexuality is and much more
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0:00 Does Size Really Matter?
14:37 Shocking Celebrity Body Transformations
29:05 Why the ‘Dad Bod’ Debate Goes Deeper Than We Think
37:34 What Music Can Teach Us About Intrasexual Competition
45:43 Do Men Care More About Looks Than Body Count?
01:05:56 How a High Body Count Can Affect Your Relationship
01:18:59 The Tension Between Ambition and Attraction
01:34:55 The Danger of Turning a Passion into a Career
01:46:16 How Evolving Preferences Shape Healthier Connections
02:01:46 Do Unattractive People Have Less Successful Relationships?
02:17:20 The Emotional Reality of Non-Monogamy
02:30:58 Exploring the Rich Gay Uncle Hypothesis
02:39:57 Where to Find Macken
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