Why Women Evolved To Have Concealed Ovulation

Women artfully conceal their hormonal status by perfumes and surrounding themselves with scents such as from flowers, or other things like sachets. Many years ago in a land far away, after spending two weeks solely with other men in the bush, we came back to base and I had to get something done at a Quonset hut office. The clerk was also uniformed and I asked where the woman was. A female officer was in the far office and out of sight, had made no noise, yet my keen senses after being in the bush revealed her active presence. They try to conceal themselves, but it is apparent to some.

I don't remember where i have Watched it but i have a alternate theory.Concealed ovulation was a part of human females way before Monogamy/Marriage was mainstream(before agriculture). During our Hunter and gatherer times we used to live in small groups of men, women and children. The children were raised by the group as a whole not by a pair(a man and a women). Concealed ovulation was evolved to keep the men in dark about who among these children are his own, So men has to share his resources among the whole group. This leads to decrease in conflict (men vs men)within the group and increase the chances of survival of the whole group. And yes there are studies showing women are more attracted to Alpha males during ovulation and are unconsciously "Designed" to Mate with the Higher value mate selectively.

Hardik Gupta

Initially the title of this video was Why women are designed to cheat(Paraphrasing). Now you have changed it. Its better now. It shows that you also listen to others opinions(not just say that you Listen but also act it out) and that's really admirable. I also aspire to be like this.

Hardik Gupta

My question then is, are we to just pump n dump each other? Be in open relationships?

Nester Reyes

You do however, when you blush - that's when to attack :D

"Hi, my name is Alexander, and I'm a pro at writing incendiary video titles." Lol Great video. Fascinating, as always. Also, VERY glad we don't turn bright red when we ovulate! 🤣

Margaret