wallyj84
Superior Member
That's precisely the point. If value is subjective, there's no sense in using objective language to speak of any person as not good mating material. The subjectivity of value means that you can speak of someone as not being a good match for you, or you can speak of certain qualities that are generally not conducive to solid relationships, but you can't absolutely say that anyone is not good mating material. A certain individual may not be valuable to you as a mate, but they may be valuable to someone else, so referring to them as generally "low value" doesn't work.
The consequence of the confused logic of "not valuable to me" = "low value person" means that technically a heterosexual man could say that "all men are low value", which is an obvious absurdity.
But I never said anyone was bad mating material. I just said that there are certain traits that a person can have that will make them more attractive to most people.