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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is a real problem without an easy solution, and the gender imbalance is going to cause a lot of consequences through young women’s lives. But in the short term, colleges need to find ways to shrink the gam. Even if it means admitting boys with lower grades and qualifications and offering generous financial aid. [/quote] I have two daughters. I don't have sons. We raised our daughters to be smart, self-sufficient. I absolutely want this problem to be resolved because I want my daughters to have their pick of equals in the dating/marriage department. Flame away, but I don't want my daughters to choose to be gay because there are no suitable men to date. Look at what happened to the black community over the years. Many of their men are not suitable for dating/marriage. So while the women may have babies with them, the men practically abandon their families leaving the women to raise kids in a single parent household. Look at all the problems that is creating. Serious long term damage to the black community because their men are not up to snuff. I know there has been lots of criticism in the past on all the emphasis there is for girls and their appearance but I think there should be an emphasis to boys on their appearance as well. Put an emphasis on how boys can take care of their appearance, not get addicted to video games, all that stuff. Start building boys up in a healthy way. [/quote] Choose to be gay because there are no “suitable” men? That doesn’t make any sense. Plus, I thought homosexuality was biological. Or has all the recent rhetoric been wrong and we can choose it after all (if we have nobody else decent to be with)?[/quote]
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