Catherine Hakim

Categories: blackpillers, incelology

'''Catherine Hakim''' is a [[blackpilled]] sociologist who wrote ''[[Honey Money: The power of erotic capital]]'', which explains how to take advantage of [[sexual sublimation]]. 
==Male sex deficit==
She argued that there has developed a sex deficit since the [[sexual revolution]] that primarily affects [[men]]. She also claims that men have a [[libido]] that is on average twice as high as [[women]]. As such, she has proposed fully legalizing [[Whore|sex work]].<ref>http://www.konbini.com/us/lifestyle/konbini-uk-generation-really-suffering-sex-deficit/</ref> The popularization of the term "sex deficit" can in substantial parts be attributed to her. She uses the term in the context of male sexlessness.
==Gender attractiveness disparity==
One of Hakim's central claims is that women have more ''erotic capital'', i.e. are more attractive than men. Indeed one observes, women rating men's physical appearance more harshly than vice-versa.<ref name="harsh">https://incels.wiki/w/Scientific_Blackpill#Women_rate_80.25_of_men_as_.22below_average.22.2C_while_men_rate_women_on_a_bell_curve</ref> Though contrary to what Hakim claimed, men do not seem objectively less attractive as an internal experiment at OkCupid revealed.<ref name="harsh"></ref>

Coupled with her arguments suggesting a male sex deficit, she suggests women should take advantage of their erotic capital.<ref>https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/the-womens-blog-with-jane-martinson/2011/aug/25/catherine-hakim-erotic-capital</ref> In another article she titled "[[Beauty|Attractive]] wins and [[ugly]] loses in today's rat race", she also suggests that more attractive people are privileged in comparison to their less attractive counterparts who are disadvantaged.<ref>https://www.standard.co.uk/standard/article-23980105-attractive-wins-and-ugly-loses-in-todays-rat-race.do</ref>

As a whole, the conclusion one could take from Catherine Hakim's analysis is that not only are men disadvantaged in the [[dating]] scene in comparison to women, but since they are at least conventionally portrayed as less attractive overall in comparison with the ''fairer sex'', they also face additional disadvantages pertaining to [[Aesthetics|aesthetic]] appearance in that regard.
== See also ==
*[[Anna Bey]]
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