>>24905043
Let me extend my ridicule of your idiotic comment. Whores, first, don't express libido, but rather larceny, greed, and acquisitiveness. They are driven, not to enjoy their sexuality, but to whatever will gain them money. Sluts are libidinous. Know the difference. Secondly, your pretense at logically supporting your argument completely contradicts it. Were whores to be more freely available than non-whores to libidinous men, they both would breed more as a result, producing more offspring for men with higher libidos.
In fact high libido men out breed low libido men regardless of the libido of women, as they will simply make more effort to breed such women as there are, and will gain the benefit of more effort, which is more offspring.
Finally, you make some bizarre reference to low libido men being successful at breeding as some kind of disproof of women being libidinous (which is what you incorrectly think whorish means), but I just can't see any way to examine that claim and find some logical basis for it, no matter which way I examine it. Libidinous women given a choice between libidinous men and men with low libido will obviously breed more with libidinous men. Low libido women facing that choice may prefer low libido men, but libidinous men will simply seek intercourse more often, and thus out breed low libido men.
Insofar as your initial characterization of men was as universally libidinous, and rabidly so, the later mention of low libido men without any rational basis for bringing them into the discussion is just weird. Perhaps you just wanted to throw yourself into the mix out of narcissism?
Ignoring any of the actual reasons for low libido genes to be maintained in a gene pool means you just haven't the intellectual capacity to correlate other factors in contemplation of complex systems. Low libido men are probably better providers for families because they are less desperate for tail, which desperation presents risk to families. This matters to successful reproduction because human children require at least a decade of care before they can fend for themselves, and this disfavors high libidos in parents, who may produce more offspring, but with lower survival rates. This may outproduce the libidinous, or it may not. We just can't know, but it does present some argument for low libido parents, at least.