Do you think there's discrimination on male preferences?

imagine using evolution as justification for whatever humans do, as if we're frogs or fish that are only governed by biology and nothing else
no, biology/evolution is less important for us, and we're advanced enough to ignore or defy it in many cases, especially when it's something harmful to others

Totally, when a girl goes on a sex vacation with her female friends, it's considered a "naughty" and wholesome adventure, but when a guy invites his billionaire buddies to an island, it's suddenly all over the news! So unfair, tch tch :X >_>

I don't know which is worse on that perspective.

Medieval times when you work from 8-10, marry and "breed a lot" around 14 and die at 40.

Our time when you work from 16-25, marry at 30-40, sometimes have no children and die at 70-100.

I'm caricaturing obviously. But medieval times seemed to align better with natural biology (teenage hormones, young adults).

@Eldinis There's a few things you got a bit wrong. First, 14 y.o. in medieval times were like modern 12 y.o. because of lack of nutrition, puberty came much later, and they weren't likely to "breed a lot." In fact, it became more common to have children at this age in the late 19th and 20th century as the nutrition problem led to earlier onset of puberty. You also described how things are in some of the most modern countries, but in Africa, India, many Eastern countries, it's very uncommon to marry so late and many people have children at 16-18. But again, IDK how your reply is related to what I wrote in my original post...

What I can tell you is that as a guy you're much happier when you start having a sex life in your mid to late teens rather than becoming an incel. The reason why incels are so unhappy is that their life goes against their biology. And there was a study that found out, pretty unsurprisingly, a direct correlation between how many sexual partners college boys have and the chance of them having depression (the more girls you have, the less likely is depression). Medieval times, indeed, aligned better with natural biology in many matters (like being more physically active, not overeating, breathing in healthy air, etc), which is why many psychologists argue that depression was far less common back then despite harsher conditions.

Totally, when a girl goes on a sex vacation with her female friends, it's considered a "naughty" and wholesome adventure, but when a guy invites his billionaire buddies to an island, it's suddenly all over the news! So unfair, tch tch :X >_>