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“Why buy the cow when they can get the milk for free?” ?

..Explain how it is not blatantly obvious that this commonly used statement is an allusion to women leveraging sex as a social commodity used for bargaining with men in exchange for social gain?

I do see it as a genuine aphorism which serves to do just as you say, i.e. to clarify that young woman can and do leverage sex for gain of any sort.

In some circles it’s a religiously driven concept which attempts to advance marriage and discourage promiscuity, but in general, I concur that it’s a statement of truth wherein young women are socially much more desirable and thus can use their looks to get places where men simply cannot.

I’m not sure that it’s a bad thing since we all use our talents attributes to get the best we can in terms of gain. Professional athletes are exploited for their talent and paid very well for this, so I suppose since women are, indeed, extremely attractive they will always have this option. I would be lying if I said that I can’t help but take special notice in incredibly attractive women.

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