Biological explanation for the Lolita complex?

Unlimited Bacon

Using modern-day foraging societies as a guide, we can infer that the reproductive years for prehistoric women were generally between about 17 and 42. At a rate of one pregnancy every 3 or 4 years this would amount to 8 offspring.

A 30 year old would have had about 12 breeding years ahead of her and be capable of giving a man about 4 offspring whereas a 14 year old would have had all 25 of her breeding years ahead of her and be capable of giving a man the full 8.

Now, a man that fell in love with and committed himself to a 14 year old would have generally left behind more offspring than a man that committed himself to a 30 year old so that, in the long run, men that were susceptible to falling in love with 14 year olds would have become more numerous in the population than men that were susceptible to falling in love with 30 year olds, right?

RIGHT?

JuliusCaesar

more suited to Anthropology, where I've been watching your discussion. You won't get agreement for your rather dodgy point here either.