I read a recent article, suggesting that

the nicest guys in a society are selected last by females.

The article continues to indetify the cause as a lack of agressive nature and competetiveness, as desirable traits.

  I was wondering if there were any pyschology studies exploring this topic, or any further explanation to shed light on this topic.

I read a recent article, suggesting that

the nicest guys in a society are selected last by females.

The article continues to identify the cause as a lack of aggressive nature and competitiveness, with these being ostensibly desirable traits. This is a common sentiment that is often expressed in popular media, yet rarely sourced. I was wondering if there were any psychology studies exploring this topic, or any further explanation to shed light on this topic.

Is male prosocial activity and perceived niceness associated with sexual outcomes?

I read a recent article, suggesting that

the nicest guys in a society are selected last by females.

The article continues to indetify the cause as a lack of agressive nature and competetiveness, as desirable traits.

I was wondering if there were any pyschology studies exploring this topic, or any further explanation to shed light on this topic.

Thanks.

I read a recent article, suggesting that

the nicest guys in a society are selected last by females.

The article continues to indetify the cause as a lack of agressive nature and competetiveness, as desirable traits.

I was wondering if there were any pyschology studies exploring this topic, or any further explanation to shed light on this topic.