I know this question has been discussed here a few times earlier but I suspected that I had something a bit more concrete to bring to the table this time. I’ve been studying a bit of genetics and noted that every “race” in the world are in fact placed in so-called haplogroups. Now this doesnt say anything per se but I figured that many are pretty curious on how a -none affects a person with a certain heritage and thus found this picture here.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/37/Map-of-human-migrations.jpg
What got my attention with this specific picture were earlier discussions concerning how black women (placed on top of the color charter) react more favorably to -nones because black men (same placement on charter) give off a naturally higher -none production and thus black women are more tolerant to it while japanese women (yellow on the color charter) are more easily intimidated by higher -none production which is explained by some in this forum to be a result of japanese men (same placement on charter) not producing a very high amount of -nones.
Bear in mind that I’m only bringing this on the table to make the subject more concrete seeing how your observation on womens reactions to -nones seem to coincide with a womens placement on the color charter where the top should mean very favorable outcome and the bottom should mean a very non-favorable outcome. This could help a bit in foreseeing general reactions from women based on their ethnicity.