Solution for all the Single Women

[Anonymous]

The problem facing women in DC is that there are too few men: http://labs.time.com/story/see-the-ratio-of-single-men-to-women-where-you-live/
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/3bj5yv/youre-single-because-there-arent-enough-men-253

"We all have that friend: the beautiful, intelligent, driven woman who—like Katherine Heigl in every rom-com—can't find a decent date. Every guy she goes out with is an asshole; she consistently dates "below" her league, and she's on the verge of giving up on a committed relationship altogether.
Not long after he turned 30, the writer Jon Birger realized he and his wife knew a lot of women like that. The couple didn't have a lot of single male friends left, but the many single women they knew all seemed to be buyers stuck in a seller's market. One of those friends, Birger told me, "had been dating a guy for a couple years. It certainly seemed like they were well on their way to getting married. She was in her late 30s, he was in his mid 40s. She really wants to have kids, get married, the whole [thing]. And she's amazing in every way." "

It's raining men out there, all you need to do is check the forecast and go where the rain is:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2018/world/too-many-men/?utm_term=.5d7f20db85f1&wpisrc=nl_most&wpmm=1

Time to start up a Mail-Ordered Husband and visa processing service.

[Anonymous]

African American women have faced this reality for a couple of decades.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:African American women have faced this reality for a couple of decades.

Al they need to do is a semester at American University in Cairo and pick up a Nigeran grad student. They are usually in STEM or other PhD type track, very nice, and very on board with marrying and family.

[Anonymous]

Sending this article to my mom who wonders what is wrong me me that I can't find an educated male to marry.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:African American women have faced this reality for a couple of decades.

How is that? There are LOTS of AA men. I thought I saw statistics that they outnumber the women.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:African American women have faced this reality for a couple of decades.

How is that? There are LOTS of AA men. I thought I saw statistics that they outnumber the women.

They often opt for non-AA, given the option. Unfortunately.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:African American women have faced this reality for a couple of decades.

How is that? There are LOTS of AA men. I thought I saw statistics that they outnumber the women.

"There simply aren't enough college-educated men to go around. For every four college-educated women in my generation, there are three college-educated men. "
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/3bj5yv/youre-single-because-there-arent-enough-men-253

[Anonymous]

Don't send your daughters to college and the ratio will switch in their favor! Problem solved!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:African American women have faced this reality for a couple of decades.

How is that? There are LOTS of AA men. I thought I saw statistics that they outnumber the women.

They often opt for non-AA, given the option. Unfortunately.

White and other non-AA men opt for AA women too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Don't send your daughters to college and the ratio will switch in their favor! Problem solved!

The solution for the next generation! Or at least drop out of college:

"If you are a strong woman with a strong business idea, you won’t have a problem getting funding,” says Jenny Lefcourt of Freestyle Capital, where 30 percent of the companies they funded last year featured a female founder or cofounder. "

https://www.marieclaire.com/career-advice/a15221369/female-college-dropouts-silicon-valley/

[Anonymous]

Of course, single women in DC could also stop aspiring to be the DCUM useless people who want to marry rich guys, or who advise their other women to dump the guy asking her to move to Chicago with him.

[Anonymous]

Am I the only one who doesn't know a single woman who is single for apparently no reason? I mean, of course they exist. But in my personal life everyone who was serious about meeting someone and getting married, has done so...

I'm in my late 30s. One of my friends who is single and very beautiful (also in her late 30s) is single, in my opinion, because she has a long list of requirements that most guys can't meet. He has to be at least her age but not more than 10 years older, 6'2"+, graduate degree, well off (rich), no prior baggage, can't be a homebody, etc. She's 5'4", has a decent job that just breaks 6 figures, and doesn't actually have a grad degree herself... go figure. Guys she meets either don't fit the list and are rejected, or if they do, they'll date her for a bit but don't seem to want a long term relationship with her and end up with someone in their 20s or someone within their social circle. I wish she'd relax that list a little, but she views that as "settling" and would rather remain single than compromise.

My other single friend is an amazing woman - pretty, educated, kind, sweet - but she works long hours, doesn't go out much and refuses to do online dating because she wants to meet someone "organically". Shockingly enough, she's not meeting anyone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The problem facing women in DC is that there are too few men: http://labs.time.com/story/see-the-ratio-of-single-men-to-women-where-you-live/
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/3bj5yv/youre-single-because-there-arent-enough-men-253

"We all have that friend: the beautiful, intelligent, driven woman who—like Katherine Heigl in every rom-com—can't find a decent date. Every guy she goes out with is an asshole; she consistently dates "below" her league, and she's on the verge of giving up on a committed relationship altogether.
Not long after he turned 30, the writer Jon Birger realized he and his wife knew a lot of women like that. The couple didn't have a lot of single male friends left, but the many single women they knew all seemed to be buyers stuck in a seller's market. One of those friends, Birger told me, "had been dating a guy for a couple years. It certainly seemed like they were well on their way to getting married. She was in her late 30s, he was in his mid 40s. She really wants to have kids, get married, the whole [thing]. And she's amazing in every way." "

It's raining men out there, all you need to do is check the forecast and go where the rain is:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2018/world/too-many-men/?utm_term=.5d7f20db85f1&wpisrc=nl_most&wpmm=1

Time to start up a Mail-Ordered Husband and visa processing service.

LOL this is definitely how women see themselves. I am just too good for anyone...it’s not a problem for most women just ones with the big ego and nothing to back it up. How rich -consistencies dates below her league! Maybe just maybe it’s because she is not in the league she thinks she is in? What a load of crap. It must be something in our society that allows women to live in a fantasy land where they are entitled to the “Mr Bigs” of the world.

[Anonymous]

What are the actual numbers in the DC area? How bad is the ratio?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who doesn't know a single woman who is single for apparently no reason? I mean, of course they exist. But in my personal life everyone who was serious about meeting someone and getting married, has done so...

I'm in my late 30s. One of my friends who is single and very beautiful (also in her late 30s) is single, in my opinion, because she has a long list of requirements that most guys can't meet. He has to be at least her age but not more than 10 years older, 6'2"+, graduate degree, well off (rich), no prior baggage, can't be a homebody, etc. She's 5'4", has a decent job that just breaks 6 figures, and doesn't actually have a grad degree herself... go figure. Guys she meets either don't fit the list and are rejected, or if they do, they'll date her for a bit but don't seem to want a long term relationship with her and end up with someone in their 20s or someone within their social circle. I wish she'd relax that list a little, but she views that as "settling" and would rather remain single than compromise.

My other single friend is an amazing woman - pretty, educated, kind, sweet - but she works long hours, doesn't go out much and refuses to do online dating because she wants to meet someone "organically". Shockingly enough, she's not meeting anyone.

I think you’ve described the vast majority of single women over 30 in this area.