When I say young girls, I'm talking about wild and carefree types, those going off to college, more partying, going to raves, getting their 'wild out', who have little self control since leaving mommy and daddy, so the Pill is their "Supposed" answer to not getting knocked up.

This study proves women are more attracted to nonmasculine men when on the pill, but revert towards masculine features once off the Pill. They go off the Pill to start a family, and "Wait, I married a "Soy Boy"?

Oral contraceptive use in women changes preferences for male facial masculinity and is associated with partner facial masculinity

Abstract
Millions of women use hormonal contraception and it has been suggested that such use may alter mate preferences. To examine the impact of oral contraceptive (pill) use on preferences, we tested for within-subject changes in preferences for masculine faces in women initiating pill use. Between two sessions, initiation of pill use significantly decreased women's preferences for male facial masculinity but did not influence preferences for same-sex faces. To test whether altered preference during pill use influences actual partner choice, we examined facial characteristics in 170 age-matched male partners of women who reported having either been using or not using the pill when the partnership was formed. Both facial measurements and perceptual judgements demonstrated that partners of women who used the pill during mate choice have less masculine faces than partners of women who did not use hormonal contraception at this time. Our data (A) provide the first experimental evidence that initiation of pill use in women causes changes in facial preferences and (B) documents downstream effects of these changes on real-life partner selection. Given that hormonal contraceptive use is widespread, effects of pill use on the processes of partner formation have important implications for relationship stability and may have other biologically relevant consequences.

Keywords: Attractiveness; Disruption; Mate-choice; Menstrual cycle; Oral contraception; Pill.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23528282/

Quote from: Solar on March 03, 2025, 03:29:38 AMWhen I say young girls, I'm talking about wild and carefree types, those going off to college, more partying, going to raves, getting their 'wild out', who have little self control since leaving mommy and daddy, so the Pill is their "Supposed" answer to not getting knocked up.

This study proves women are more attracted to nonmasculine men when on the pill, but revert towards masculine features once off the Pill. They go off the Pill to start a family, and "Wait, I married a "Soy Boy"?

Oral contraceptive use in women changes preferences for male facial masculinity and is associated with partner facial masculinity

Abstract
Millions of women use hormonal contraception and it has been suggested that such use may alter mate preferences. To examine the impact of oral contraceptive (pill) use on preferences, we tested for within-subject changes in preferences for masculine faces in women initiating pill use. Between two sessions, initiation of pill use significantly decreased women's preferences for male facial masculinity but did not influence preferences for same-sex faces. To test whether altered preference during pill use influences actual partner choice, we examined facial characteristics in 170 age-matched male partners of women who reported having either been using or not using the pill when the partnership was formed. Both facial measurements and perceptual judgements demonstrated that partners of women who used the pill during mate choice have less masculine faces than partners of women who did not use hormonal contraception at this time. Our data (A) provide the first experimental evidence that initiation of pill use in women causes changes in facial preferences and (B) documents downstream effects of these changes on real-life partner selection. Given that hormonal contraceptive use is widespread, effects of pill use on the processes of partner formation have important implications for relationship stability and may have other biologically relevant consequences.

Keywords: Attractiveness; Disruption; Mate-choice; Menstrual cycle; Oral contraception; Pill.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23528282/

So now do one on menopausal women....

Having not been on any birth control since my early 20's this explains a lot in my choice of men.  Toy