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Despite societal assertions that women are independent and unconcerned with external validation, the speaker suggests this is largely a facade. Women love to be looked at and desired; it is an intrinsic part of their nature. She argues that many women, consciously or unconsciously, enjoy the allure of being seen as attractive—and that this desire is rooted in biological programming rather than superficiality.

She criticizes the notion that women dress up or wear makeup solely for their own pleasure, asserting instead that most women find reassurance and confidence in male attention. Even women who deny this desire publicly are internally influenced by the deep-seated instinct to be regarded as attractive by men, as it historically translated into survival resources and reproductive success.