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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sorry, ladies but men have a lot easier of a time rebounding after divorce than you do. [/quote] This is just not true. It is not 1965. It is far easier for women [/quote] As a divorced man I have to admit this is true. Dating is mostly online these days. And for every 10 likes I get, women will get like 200. And there are a lot of good single men out there for decent divorced women. But once a guy is 50 or so, it’s really tough to find women, exception is only with very rare rich and fit guys. It’s so much easier for women. [/quote] I am the PP. 100%. Much to migrate shock when I thought nobody would be interested when I was divorced in my 40s I have more male attention than I ever had in my 20s and more than I know what to do with. My ex-husband even admitted before we were divorced that it would be 100 times easier for me post divorce than him and this has proven to be the case. It’s not 20 or 30 years ago when men have all the cards. A lot of it’s because women make their own money and they don’t need to just go and marry somebody else like they used to—and that’s why it was easier for men to marry women 10 years younger than them but now women 10 years younger than him make their own money so they don’t need to settle for some old guy. [/quote]
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