The issue is not ridiculously high standards or AI and filters. People have literally become fatter. 70% of adults are now overweight or obese. |
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Women have taken half the high level jobs that used to belong to men in an effort to feel safe and secure with their lives. Good for them, that's understandable.
But they haven't realized by doing that, they shrunk the dating pool considerably. Now there are even less men that are "marriage worthy" and there is more competition for those men. Men are fine marrying the waitress that is nice to them and runs a tight ship around the house. He would be happy providing her a nice lifestyle. Women will not marry the male equivalent. That's why it seems that there are so few quality men. It's simply due to women's standards are not reasonable considering what's available. So they either need to stay single or learn to find happiness with a man that treats them well even if he is 5'8" and makes $50k a year |
You think it’s…men that came up with this? |
+1000 |
Yep. Women like all sorts of men. However, they like men with personalities who are kind to them. Instead of being a genuinely good person, these red pill tate nonsensers instead blame their lack of dating success on women - who they say only want those things (6/6/6). But that's not what women are saying. Women are dating shorter men, less rich men, less fit men all the time. Its men perpetuating this to other men and its keeping you single and mad, which is keeping them in business. It's quite transparent if you actually look at it. |
The problem is that the "male equivalent" who is "nice to them and runs a tight ship around the house" is so rare that it's practically non-existent. The "around the house" part, in particular, is nearly impossible to find. A nice guy making 50k a year rarely takes on the house duties to the same extent that nice waitress will. That's the problem with aiming down for women. Other than a good income, men rarely provide enough value around the house. Staying single is often better. |
Ah, so you're ableist, not fatphobic. I ran a 5k fat, climbed all the steps of Machu Picchu while obese, and wouldn't have run a marathon even when I was thin, but I know fat people who have. I'm "morbidly obese" now and have no trouble walking, can flatpalm the floor in front of my feet with straight legs and have perfect bloodwork, and I'm more than twice the age you cited in your rant. You're just a basic ableist jerk who assumes fat=out of shape. People can be fit at a variety of sizes, just like they can be stupid in a variety of sizes. |
Lol. You are definitely out of touch |
citation needed (though it seems to imply that men are equally fat, doesn't it?) |
There are plenty of men that could and would do it but women are not attracted to that at all. They would quickly lose respect for him and have an affair with the hard working, passionate about his job, project leader at work. |
No, there aren't plenty of men who would do that. |
This is not reality. Maybe you finished the 5k in over half an hour or something, I’ve seen fat people do that. I date girls who can run a 5k in ~20min and not a single one is fat. You might be able to FINISH those activities (which tbh puts you in a small minority of fat people, most can’t even jog 100yards) but you definitely can’t do them well. You will never be considered good at any athletic activity that involves running while being obese. |
Go to a restaurant and ask the servers and bartenders. You would be surprised |
| It’s the apps. Because so much of dating is done online these days, its so easy to filter out a lot people based on a limited set of superficial qualities that play best online; the losers in this marketplace become embittered; rinse and repeat. There is a massive lack of in-person structures to allow people to meet one another as an alternative to apps, and even then someone better might just be one swipe away. There are lots of structural pressures that don’t serve most people very well at all, and no clear path back to something more sustainable. |
I can't disagree strongly enough. I can't speak for boys - I've only got girls - but I think the girls I know who are late teens, early 20s these days are frankly amazing. Yes, of course, we aren't perfect parents, and I do know a lot of young adults who are way too coddled (and don't even feel comfortable making a phone call to set up an appointment) but they are compassionate, interesting, socially responsible people. I do think the men my age - yes, gen x - are generally quite good, responsible people, but they have a huge deficit when it comes to their own mental health and well being. They don't know how to maintain good, masculine relationships. They use women as their therapists. I do see men in general as experiencing a crisis. Not enough connection with other men. Not enough communication and intimacy (non-sexual intimacy) with other men. They rely on women to do the hard work of relationships, and are fixated on sex. |